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Names for girls born in June. June names for girls by day of the month

Distinctive character traits of June girls

Girls born in June are very creative and active in nature. They may be fond of embroidery, knitting, weaving and other types of needlework. They have a good intellect, good ingenuity, a lively mind and have a fairly strong craving for knowledge.

Girls born in June love to talk and are fun and interesting companions. However, in a conversation with another person, they prefer not to listen, but to speak and often chat incessantly. It's hard for such girls to be alone, because. they have a hard time being alone.

Girls born in the first month of summer are kind and sympathetic, they quite easily forgive insults and do not seek revenge. For them, it is much easier and preferable to give in and end the confrontation than to insist on their point of view. This does not mean that they give up their opinion and accept someone else's. They just don't like to impose their opinion.

June is characterized by the fact that children born during this period have a frivolous, windy nature. Therefore, girls born this month easily switch their attention from one to another, they can do several things at the same time. They quickly adapt to changing external conditions and changes in life do not scare them.

When choosing a name for June girls, it is not advisable to dwell on too hard and rude names, but it is also not recommended to give too soft names, because. such girls are already too soft by nature and you should not overemphasize this softness.

What were the names of girls born in June, according to the days of the month. Meaning of names

1. Anastasia (from the Greek "resurrected")
2. Angela (from the Greek "angel")

1. "lily")
2. "noble woman" 2. from Latin: )

1. "solar", "torch"
2. Elena (1. from Greek 2.from ancient Greek "Greek"
3. Ilona (1. from Hungarian "bright" 2. from Greek "solar", "torch" 3. derivative on behalf of Elena)
4. Olivia (from Latin "olive Tree")
5. "modest")

1. "wise")
2. Emma (1.from German "universal" 2.from latin "precious" 3.from Arabic "faithful, reliable" "God is with us")

2. "joyful, cheerful")

1. Polina (this name has many variants of origin 1. from the ancient Greek "solar", "dedicated to Apollo" 2.from Greek "meaningful" 3.from latin "small" 4. from Greek "liberated" 5. from ancient Greek "strong")
2. Paula, Paula, Paulina, Peacock (from Latin "modest")
3. Susanna, Susanna (from the Hebrew "lily")
4. Ulyana (Juliana) (1. from Latin "belonging to the Julius family" 2. Russian form of the name Julia)

1. Alyona (1. Slavic, from the name of the Slavic tribes Alyonov 2. from ancient Greek "solar", "torch" 3. derivative on behalf of Elena)
2. Elena (1. from Greek "fire, torch", "sunny, shining" 2.from ancient Greek "Greek" 3. derivative of Helios, ancient greek god sun)
3. Ilona (1. from Hungarian "light" 2.from Greek "solar", "torch" 3. derivative on behalf of Elena)

1. Anastasia (from the Greek "resurrected")
2. Pelageya (from the Greek "marine")
3. Theodora (from the ancient Greek "Gift of God")
4. Diana (from Latin "divine")

1. Amalia (1. from Old German "hardworking" 2.from latin "rival" 3.from Arabic "wait, hope")
2. Diana (from Latin "divine")
3. Olivia (from Latin "olive Tree")
4. Caecilia (from Latin "nearsighted, blind")
5. Elena (1. from Greek "fire, torch", "sunny, shining" 2.from ancient Greek "Greek" 3. derivative of Helios, the ancient Greek god of the Sun)

1. Karina (this name has many variants of origin 1. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of sorrow Karna 2. from Latin "looking ahead" 3. from Italian "beautiful, sweet" 4.from Arabic "generous")
2. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
3. Paula, Paula, Paulina, Peacock (from Latin "modest")
4. Faina (from the ancient Greek "light, shining")
5. Flora (from Latin "blooming")

1. "opponent", "opponent" 2.from latin "spacious, wide" 3.from ancient Greek "Anthony's daughter")
2. "bitter grace" 2.from Hebrew "outraged" 3.from latin "belonging to Mary" "marine")

1. Christina, Christina (from ancient Greek "follower of Christ")

1. Alina (1. from Latin "foreign" 2. from Old Germanic "noble")
2. Vera (Russian, literally "faith")
3. Elvira (1. from Old German "all-truthful" 2. from Arabic "patriot" 3.from latin "bright, sunny" 4.from spanish "protective")

1. Alice (from English "from a noble family")
2. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
3. Ulyana, Juliana (1. from Latin "belonging to the Julius family" 2. Russian form of the name Julia)
   Julia (1. from Greek "curly" 2.from latin "july" 3.from Hebrew "divine fire")
4. Ermina (1. from Latin "native" 2.from German "courageous")

1. Alina (1. from Latin "foreign" 2. from Old Germanic "noble")
2. Paula, Paula, Paulina, Peacock (from Latin "modest")
3. Ustinya (1. from Latin "fair" 2. from the Old Slavic word mouth, literally "speaking")

1. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
2. Martha (1. from Syriac "mistress, mistress" 2.from Hebrew "sad")
3. Paula, Paula, Paulina, Peacock (from Latin "modest")
4. Sophia, Sophia (from ancient Greek "wise")
5. Teresa (from the Greek "protector", "hunter")
6. Emilia, Emily (1. from Latin "passionate, strong" 2.from latin "rival" 3.from Greek "affectionate")

1. "worshiping God")
2. Paula, Paula, Paulina, Peacock (from Latin "modest")
3. Eliza, Elsa (1.from English "swan" 2.from German "noble maiden" 3. derived from Elizabeth, in Hebrew meaning "an oath to God")

1. Susanna, Susanna (from the Hebrew "lily")
2. Thekla (1. from ancient Greek )

1. Valeria (from Valery, from Latin "strong, strong, healthy")
2. Elizabeth (from the Hebrew "worshiping God")
3. Zinaida (1. from ancient Greek "dedicated to Zeus" 2.from latin "Thoughtful" 3.from Arabic "beautiful")
4. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
5. Susanna, Susanna (from the Hebrew "lily")
6. Hellenic (1. from Greek "Greek" 2. derivative of Elena, meaning "radiant, bright")

1. Magdalena (1. from the biblical "native of Magdala" 2.from Hebrew "curly hair")
2. Marianna, Maryana (1. derived from the combination of the names Maria and Anna, literally "bitter grace" 2.from Hebrew "outraged" 3.from latin "belonging to Mary" 4. Latin derivative "marine")
3. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
4. Martha (1. from Syriac "mistress, mistress" 2.from Hebrew "sad")
5. Thekla (1. from ancient Greek "God's glory"," divine ")

1. Anna (from Hebrew )
2. Antonina (1. from ancient Greek "opponent", "opposing" 2.from latin "spacious, wide" 3.from ancient Greek "Anthony's daughter")
3. Tatyana (1. Latin, derived from the name of the king "Tatius" 2.from Greek "organizer, founder")

1. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)

1. Anna (from Hebrew "merciful, beneficent")
2. Mary (1. variously translated from Hebrew: "unfortunate", "beloved, desired", "mistress" 2. derived from the ancient Slavic goddess of winter Mary)
3. Nora (1. from Latin "arrogance, honor" 2. from Old Norse "soothsayer" 3.from Scandinavian "cold" 4.from Arabic "light" 5. diminutive of Eleanor, etc.)
4. Euphrosyne (from the ancient Greek "joyful, cheerful")

1. Anna (from Hebrew "merciful, beneficent")
2. Antonina (1. from ancient Greek "opponent", "opposing" 2.from latin "spacious, wide" 3.from ancient Greek "Anthony's daughter")
3. Alexandra (derived from the male name Alexander, translated from the Greek meaning "protecting the people")
4. Akulina (from Old Russian or Latin "eagle")
5. Pelageya (from the Greek "marine")

1. Jeanne (a derivative of John, descended from the male John, or Ivan, translated from Hebrew means "gifted by God")
2. Madeleine (derived from Magdalena)
3. Emma (1.from German "universal" 2.from latin "precious" 3.from Arabic "faithful, reliable" 4. from the Hebrew Emmanuel, meaning "God is with us")

1. Teresa (from the Greek "protector", "hunter")
2. Euphrosyne (from the ancient Greek "joyful, cheerful")
3. Matryona (1. Russian, literally: "noble woman" 2. from Latin: "venerable lady", "mother of the family")

1. Angelica (derived from Angelina, from the Greek "angel")
2. Emma (1.from German "universal" 2.from latin "precious" 3.from Arabic "faithful, reliable" 4. from the Hebrew Emmanuel, meaning "God is with us")

1. Pelageya (from the Greek "marine")

The appearance of a baby in the family, as God's creation, is associated with the need to choose a name for the baby. In accordance with Christian traditions, the name of the child is given by the priest in the church at baptism. Parents themselves can choose a name for the newborn, focusing on the veneration of the saint, whose name day is celebrated in the month of June church calendar.

Today, adherents of Orthodoxy in our country are increasingly turning to the traditions of Russian Christianity, striving for a return true values Orthodox faith after several decades of the theomachy period. The trend also affected the choice of male or female name child, for Christians, this procedure is simplified by turning to the saints.

Saints is a list of church events by months and days of the year associated with the feat of the life of Orthodox saints, especially revered by the church. The chronology of spiritual books is presented in a calendar sequence, each day of which is marked by the commemoration of a certain canon, therefore the saints are also called the calendar.

Any baptized person according to the church calendar can determine the day of his name day, which is timed to coincide with the commemoration of the saint of the same name. In the calendar one can also find a description of the fate of the canon, information about his spiritual feat, and in the obverse calendars - an image of the saint. naming by Orthodox rite necessary for prayers, confession and communion, weddings, and funerals.

If the parents did not name their child according to the calendar, during the sacrament of Baptism, the priest selects a middle name from the church calendar in order to manifest the soul of the newborn before God. Names that are not specified in the month-word are not supported by the rite.

Influence of Christian tradition

The naming of a child from the point of view of Christianity not only shows respect for the Orthodox faith by parents, but is reflected in the character and fate of their child. Moreover, this is an important educational process, the key to national self-identification. At the stages of growing up, a person realizes his belonging to a great nation, takes part in the fate of the country, which contributes to the formation of a correct civic position, the education of patriotism.

Children born in June are distinguished by the trembling of a vulnerable soul, painfully enduring an avalanche of any failures. People in need of protection and support are often considered by others to be weak, but at the peak life situation those who celebrate name days in June are capable of bold deeds to accept important decision. It would also be useful to get acquainted with the interpretation of the name chosen according to the calendar, since it can influence the formation of certain character traits.

Name days in June: what names according to the holy calendar are offered for children

most main woman In Orthodoxy, they consider the Virgin Mary, who gave life to Jesus Christ. Turning to the church calendar for June, the parents of a newborn girl get the opportunity to choose a heavenly patroness for their daughter. By women's saints the choice of naming is made, which will determine further fate child.

Guided by the church calendar for boys born in June, you can pick up unique name canonical saint. Although people of either sex are of equal value before God, men's name day in the calendar, or the calendar, there are much more than women's. The revered canon will be the protector of the newborn for life.

If only male names fall on the girl's birthday, it is allowed to choose the female modification of the male name of the canonized holy father.

June 2018: name days of the main saints and Orthodox holidays

On the pages of the church calendar one can find not only the biographies and dates of commemoration of the canonized saints, but also the calendar of those celebrated in June church holidays. As of June 2018, there are more than 100 solemn dates associated with the life of Jesus Christ, the Mother of God, the commemoration of the holy martyrs and reverend fathers, Orthodox icons.

Church holidays of June

The remaining dates of June are mainly associated with the celebration of the Cathedral of the Holy Fathers from different churches, venerable wonderworkers and some icons. IN Lately parents are increasingly turning to choosing a name according to the calendar, because they believe in the intercession of the saint, in whose honor the child is named.

What icons are revered in June 2018

The name of the child should be chosen consciously, with full responsibility understanding that naming is given for life. If your baby was born in June 2018, you can choose a name yourself according to the calendar or entrust this mission to a priest who, by date of birth, will select the correct naming.

How to choose according to the church calendar

If, when choosing a name according to the church calendar, you will be guided by the name day of the saint, on the day of blessed memory of which the baby was born, this saint will become the guardian angel of the child. There are no strict rules for choosing names from the calendar, but you should stop at the closest date to the person’s birthday and choose a saint whose name day falls on this date.

Those who celebrate name days in June are under the auspices of Mercury, which endows them with the brightness of a vivid imagination, not excluding the presence of internal contradictions. June birthdays strive for spiritual improvement, are able to survive under any conditions, are not devoid of ambition and sociability.

How to choose the right naming for a person born in June according to the holy calendar:

• choose from canons whose name day falls on the date of birth of the baby;
• if the names do not fit, they turn to the list of saints indicated on the 8th day of life;
• you can choose the naming corresponding to the 40th day after the birth of the baby.

The tradition of celebrating the celebration of naming (name day) is connected with the eighth day of a baby's life. On the fortieth day after birth, the Orthodox were supposed to bring the child to the temple to perform the rite of Baptism, which manifests the soul of the newborn before God. Using the church calendar, adults can find out when they are supposed to celebrate their name days, which saint they are associated with.

According to some Christians, birthdays are not considered a reason for celebration, the Orthodox celebrate only name days - the date of commemoration of their spiritual patron according to the church calendar. When choosing a naming according to the holy calendar, you should pay attention to its combination with a patronymic and surname so that the tandem does not look comical and does not cause unpleasant situations for the wearer.

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Our ancestors strictly guarded the secret of the name, which is why they often called the child one name, and baptized it with another, thereby protecting him from the influence of dark forces and witchcraft. It is still believed that through the name you can damage and harm a person and his loved ones. Name day in June, women's and men's day of the angel will tell you which name to choose. The traditions of the cult of ancestors and the spirits of the family are still observed today by some. Guardian angels and protectors of the clan - all this is inextricably linked with the choice of a name.

Each season has its own characteristics that affect the choice of a name. Do not forget about the interests of the newborn. The choice of parents will continue to accompany and help throughout life.

Rules to help you decide

Before giving a baby a name, you should pay attention to the following:

IN modern world forgot about the traditions of the ancestors. Previously, our great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers did not invent a name from their heads. There was no such problem as to name the child. We went to the temple, the priest opened the book of names and called the nearest born saint in time.

They were baptized with this name. So the birthday people in June got their name.

With the name from the Name Book, the child receives the protection and support of the heavenly patron. A primordially Russian tradition is to name a child according to the holy calendar. The name affects the character of the child, and in the future for his whole life.

According to the church calendar in June, Angel Days are for more than 100 saints.

Birthdays in June according to the church calendar

For boys- June birthdays there is a fairly wide choice of names:

Angel Day in June, girls

There are fewer names for girls, but there are plenty to choose from here:

The meaning of the name and patronymic is studied by the science of anthropos (from Greek - man). Any name carries a secret. This word consists of a set of letters and sounds, containing a special uniqueness with an individual emotional coloring.

In Rus', it was not the only option to name a child in the days of an angel. The names of ancestors were also often used, thus the spirit of the clan protected the person on the path of life.

Boys and girls born on the first day of the church calendar summer month, according to the sign of the Zodiac will be Gemini or Cancer. Both signs promise certain character traits to the newborn, and the name can be chosen according to the horoscope.

Not every bearer of his name knows its meaning, but associates it with one or another character from history and is proud of it.

Nowadays, more and more often parents began to give preference to exotic names or return to the roots, choosing old ones. A tribute to fashion, of course, affects preferences at all times, but still you should not forget your roots and origin.

Expressions like angel day, name day and birthday, once upon a time had the same meaning. Now the name day and the day of the angel have faded into the background and are remembered, unfortunately, very rarely, often in religious families.

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Choosing names according to the church calendar, they enlist the support of the Guardian Angel. When a girl's birthday coincides with the celebration of the Saint of the same name, the child is named after the patroness. If several names fall on the same date, then choose one. It happens that the child's birthday does not coincide with the Christmas name. Then they choose the closest name of the day from the Saints.

A guardian angel protects a person throughout life. Orthodox tradition The naming of babies in memory of the Saint has been formed over the centuries. The calendar of names is compiled for a year and continues to be replenished in our time.

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Numeric Orthodox name day compiled according to the holy calendar (menology). This index contains short lives Saints. They are located on a yearly basis. The names of canonized saints are entered in the calendar. The collection of names in the Menologion glorifies the evidence of the reality of the Incarnation, contributes to the familiarization of man with Divine grace.

Some Saints celebrate name days in June several times. Dates of memory of the Saint of the same name, which do not coincide with the birth of a girl, become "small name days."

• First day of June 01.06 ) is defined as a sign of Anastasia's memory. Literally translated from ancient Greek this name is credited with the meaning “returned to life”, “resurrected”.

Historical memory connects Anastasia with the legends about the great martyr-destroyer. Anastasia helped Christian prisoners. The name is popular in royal families, among the nobility, ordinary people. Ivan the Terrible was very fond of his first wife, Anastasia Zakharyina-Yuryeva. Chronicles assigned to her all the feminine virtues. Her beauty and kindness softened her husband's excessively strict disposition. Diminutive, affectionate and colloquial forms are popular: Nastenka, Nastena, Nastya, Nastasya.

• June 3 venerated Saint Equal-to-the-Apostles Empress Helena.

She was the mother of Constantine I. She became famous for the construction of many temples, fidelity Christian faith. Ancient Greek roots are filled with the meanings of "sunshine", " Sunbeam"," torch.

• IN 4th the day of the month in the calendar is mentioned Sophia - "wisdom", "reasonableness".

The Monthly Book refers to the early Christian Hagia Sophia. She gave birth to Faith, Hope, Love. Sophia was called girls in aristocratic and royal families.

• June 5 Mary is mentioned. In Hebrew, this word was used in the meaning of "desired", "beloved".

In the Christian tradition, it is closest to the meaning of "lady". Often associated with the mother of Christ. It must be understood that the Mother of God protects all people and cannot be the guardian angel of an individual child. born girls in June they find Mary Magdalene, Mary of Egypt, Mary of Cleopova as their intercessor.

• On the same day ( 05.06 ) the name days of Evdokia (“Blessed”) and Euphrosyne (“good-minded”, “joyful”) fall.

Evdokia called girls in Byzantium. In Rus', these names corresponded to the forms Avdotya, Ovdotya. Euphrosyne was called girls from simple classes. The colloquial forms Frosya, Afrosinya were fixed.

• June 6 Xenia ("hospitable") is revered. Oksana, Aksinya became derivative forms in Russia.
• 7th numbers in June remember Elena, Victoria ("victory").

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• 9th the number in June falls on the day of memory of Anastasia and Theodora ("God's gift").

In Serbia, girls are quite often called Theodora. Included in the top ten popular names. In Russia, there is a colloquial form - Fedora.

• June 11- Orthodox celebration of Faina ("shining", "brilliant").

In Christian nomenclature, she is numbered among the Saints along with Theodotus and among the "seven virgins": Faina, Tekusa, Claudia, Matrona, Julia, Alexandra, Euphrasia. On the same day, according to the church calendar, they remember Mary and Theodosia (“God-given”).

• Girls born June 13, can be called Christina or Christina.

The Greek origin indicates the meanings "performing baptism", "dedicated to Christ", "Christian". Transferred to Russian Orthodox culture from Byzantium.

On the same day, the memory of St. Pelagia (from the Greek "sea") was established.

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• 14th the numbers in June are revered by Saints Victoria, Vera, Charita.

Vera is one of the three martyr sisters who accepted torment and death for Christianity. Emperor Adrian could not break their firm faith.

Harita means graceful. That was the name of an orphan brought up kind people. In turn, Harita converted many pagans to Christianity.

• June 15 Orthodox Church remembers Maria and Ulyana ("belonging to Yulia").

On this day Juliana (Uliana) Vyazemskaya is honored. This noble princess-martyr died in 1406.

• 17th the number in June is the day of memory of Martha, Mary, Sophia, Martha, Pelageya.
• 18th commemorates Jonah ("dove").
• 19th the female patroness Thekla (“glory of God”), Susanna (“lily”), Jonah are revered.
• 20th the church remembers Valeria. Translated from Latin means "strong", "healthy".

Name days honor the Great Martyr Valeria of Caesarea. She was among the first to accept Christianity and did not renounce it.

On the same day, Anna, Kaleria (“beautifully flowing”), Zinaida (“Divine daughter”), Maria are revered.

How to name a daughter born from June 22 to 30

• 22nd of June- the day of Martha (“lady”, “mistress”, “powerful”, “mistress”.

According to the biblical legend, Martha (Martha) washed the feet of Christ with the world, wiped them with her hair. Joined to faith a large number of of people.

On the same day, Maria, Marianna, Thekla, Martha are honored.

• 23rd venerated Saint Anne.

This name is associated with ideas about "mercy" or "grace of God", "strong", "brave". This name is one of the most common in the world. First mentioned in biblical stories of the 1st century. That was the name of the grandmother of Jesus Christ. Biblical Anna and her husband Joachim, in their advanced years, were given a daughter, Mary. She became the Mother of God.

On the same day, Antonina is honored (“opponent”, “entering the battle”).

• June 24 Mary is mentioned again.
• 25th The church honors the memory of Mary and Anna.
• 26th The number of name books mentions such female names: Alexandra (“defender”), Antonina, Anna, Pelageya, Akulina (“like an eagle”).

In the Russian mind, Saint Akulina was transformed into Akulina the buckwheat. She was known as the patroness of peasants and an accomplice of a good harvest of buckwheat. On this day, home icons were decorated with bunches of buckwheat. They cooked porridge, treated it to the poor. The holiday was called "Day of the World porridge".

• 28th On the June dates, the memory of St. Cyrus is commemorated. There are several options for the meaning: “lady”, “like the sun”, “ray of light”, “the most beautiful”.

30th- Memorial Day of Saints Pelageya and Nikita ("victorious").

June 2, 12, 16, 21.27, 29 June are not celebrated the days of women's Saints. For girls who were born on these dates, you can choose names from the next three days.

June contains a rather rich list of female names, their variants. Church ministers will always supplement the information. None of the names of interest will be left without extended comments. A well-chosen name for a girl will determine the success of her life path and the patronage of higher powers.

Whose birthday is in June? Which Orthodox holidays take place in June? You can see a detailed list of all female and male names by date in this article!

Name day in June (how to name boys and girls in June)

Birthdays in June:

1 - Alexander, Anastasia, Anton, Valentin, Vasily, Victor, George, Dmitry, Ivan, Ignatius, Ippolit, Cornelius, Maxim, Matvey, Mitrofan, Mikhail, Nikolai, Pavel, Sergey.

2 - Alexander, Alexei, Ivan, Joseph, Nikita, Timofey.

3 - Andrey, Elena, Kasyan, Kirill, Konstantin, Mikhail, Fedor.

4 - Vladimir, Daniel, Zakhar, Ivan, Makar, Mikhail, Pavel, Sophia, Fedor, Yakov.

5 - Athanasius, Euphrosyne, Leonty, Maria, Michael.

6 - Grigory, Ivan, Xenia, Nikita, Semyon, Stepan, Fedor.

7 - Elena, Ivan, Innokenty, Fedor.

8 - Alexander, George, Elena, Ivan, Karp, Makar.

9 - Anastasia, David, Ivan, Jonah, Leonid, Leonty, Nile, Peter, Fyodor, Ferapont.

10 - Denis, Dmitry, Elena, Zakhar, Ignatius, Makar, Nikita, Nikolai, Pavel, Peter, Sofron.

11 - Alexander, Andrey, Ivan, Konstantin, Luka, Maria, Faina, Fedot, Feodosia.

12 - Vasily.

13 - Boris, Nikolai, Polycarp, Roman, Philip, Christina.

14 - Valerian, Vasily, Vera, Gabriel, David, Denis, Ivan, Pavel, Khariton.

15 - Ivan, Nikifor.

16 - Athanasius, Denis, Dmitry, Lukyan, Mikhail, Pavel, Julian.

17 - Ivan, Maria, Martha, Methodius, Mitrofan, Nazar, Peter, Sofia.

18 - Igor, Jonah, Konstantin, Leonid, Mark, Mikhail, Nikandr, Nikolai, Peter, Fedor.

19 - Vissarion, George, Hilarion, Jonah, Susanna, Thekla.

20 - Alexander, Alexei, Anton, Athanasius, Valentin, Valeria, Benjamin, Victor, Vladimir, Grigory, Zinaida, Ivan, Ignatius, Leo, Maria, Mikhail, Nikolai, Pavel, Peter, Stepan, Taras, Fedot.

21 - Vasily, Ephraim, Konstantin, Fedor.

22 - Alexander, Alexei, Ivan, Cyril, Maria, Martha, Thekla.

23 - Alexander, Alexei, Antonina, Vasily, Ivan, Nikolai, Nikon, Pavel, Timofey, Feofan.

24 - Varlam, Bartholomew, Ephraim, Mary.

25 - Andrei, Anna, Arseny, Ivan, Jonah, Peter, Stepan, Timofey, Julian.

26 - Akulina, Alexander, Alexandra, Andrei, Andronik, Anna, Antonina, Daniel, Dmitry, Ivan, Pelageya, Savva, Yakov.

27 - Alexander, Varlam, George, Elisha, Joseph, Methodius, Mstislav, Nikolai, Pavel.

28 - Grigory, Ephraim, Jonah, Kasyan, Lazar, Mikhail, Modest, Fedor.

29 - Ephraim, Constantine, Michael, Moses, Nicephorus, Peter, Tikhon, Theophanes.

30 - Joseph, Cyril, Clement, Maxim, Nikandr, Nikita, Pelageya, Philip.