Medieval Slavic Name Generator

Recorded names from Rus to the Adriatic

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Generate medieval Slavic names from about 800 to 1500: Rus princes such as Yaroslav Vsevolodovich and Mstislav Udaloy, Novgorod names such as Onfim and Tverdislav, and names from Bohemia, the Balkans and the Baltic coast such as Bořivoj, Zvonimir, Kaloyan and Niklot.

About medieval Slavic names

A medieval Slav usually had one name. The oldest layer is the two-part name built from words such as slav (fame), mir (peace or world), polk (host) and volod (rule): Yaroslav, Svyatopolk, Vsevolod, Zvonimir, Břetislav. Christian names came with baptism and appear here in period forms such as Ioann, Feodor and Evpraksia, beside the short everyday names of the Novgorod birch-bark letters: Onfim, Mikita, Gostyata, Nezhka.

About six in ten entries come from Rus, where the Rurikid princes are written with a patronymic (Yaroslav Vsevolodovich) or a byname (Mstislav Udaloy, Ivan Kalita). The rest come from Bohemia and Moravia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Bulgaria, the Polabian and Pomeranian princes of the Baltic coast, and a few from Poland. Each region keeps its usual spelling, so the same name appears as Svyatopolk in Rus and Svatopluk in Moravia.

The names are drawn from those recorded in chronicles, charters and letters between about 800 and 1500, and many full names belong to real rulers, boyars and clergy. A few entries pair a recorded given name with a father's name or a town of the same region, such as Radko of Pskov: those pairings are built for this list. Some early Rus names are Norse in origin (Igor, Oleg, Olga), and the early Bulgarian khans (Krum, Omurtag) bear Bulgar names.

How to choose medieval Slavic names

  • Match the form to the rank. A prince is written with a patronymic or a byname (Igor Svyatoslavich, Vsevolod Chermny), a churchman with his town (Kirill of Turov), and a townsman with one short name (Zavid, Stoyan, Radko).
  • Build a Rus patronymic from the father's name: -ovich or -evich in most cases (Vsevolod gives Vsevolodovich, Igor gives Igorevich), -ich after names in -slav (Yaroslavich, Svyatoslavich), and -ovna or -na for a daughter (Vsevolodovna, Yaroslavna).
  • Match the name to the century. Two-part names such as Izyaslav and Bryachislav fit Rus in the tenth to twelfth centuries, while by the fourteenth century most princes go by Christian names such as Dmitry, Vasily, Ivan and Mikhail.
  • Keep one region per family. Yaroslav in Rus and Jaroslav in Bohemia are the same name in two spellings, and mixing the spellings in one household reads as a mistake.
  • For reading aloud: in the Rus names zh sounds like the s in measure and kh like the ch in loch, Czech š is sh and č is ch, and Serbian and Croatian đ is close to the j in jam.

Frequently asked questions

Are these the names of real historical people?

Many are. Yaroslav Mudry, Stefan Nemanja and Přemysl Otakar are real rulers, and patronymic forms such as Roman Mstislavich are princes of the Rurikid house. Single names such as Zavid or Dobronega were borne by more than one person, and a few name-and-town entries such as Stoyan of Rusa are pairings built for this list. Search a full name before you treat it as your own invention.

Is this a medieval Russian name generator?

For the most part, yes. About six in ten names come from Rus, the medieval land of the Rurikid princes, with its centers at Kiev, Novgorod, Vladimir, Tver and Moscow. The list says Rus because the names are older than the modern nations of the region. For a Rus-only result, keep the entries with patronymics such as Vsevolod Yaroslavich and the short Novgorod names such as Onfim and Tverdyata.

What do names ending in -slav and -mir mean?

Slav means fame or glory, and mir means peace or world. Each is joined to a first word: Mstislav puts fame with a word for vengeance, and Tihomir puts mir with a word for quiet. Women's forms add -a, as in Predslava and Verkhuslava.

Why are there fewer women's names than men's?

Chronicles and charters name women far less often than men, and often only as someone's daughter or wife. The list keeps to recorded names such as Rogneda, Ludmila, Jefimija and Kera Tamara and does not make up feminine forms to even the numbers, so women's names are a smaller share of it.

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This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

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A: 44 names

  • Afanasy
  • Afanasy Nikitin
  • Agafya
  • Agrafena
  • Aleksandr
  • Aleksandr Mikhailovich
  • Aleksandr Nevsky
  • Aleksandr Peresvet
  • Aleksandr Yaroslavich
  • Aleksandra
  • Aleksey
  • Aleksiy Slav
  • Aleš
  • Alimpy
  • Altoman
  • Anastasia
  • Anastasia Yaroslavna
  • Andrey
  • Andrey Aleksandrovich
  • Andrey Bogolyubsky
  • Andrey Bolshoy
  • Andrey Klimovich
  • Andrey Kobyla
  • Andrey Rublev
  • Andrey Yaroslavich
  • Andrey Yuryevich
  • Anežka
  • Angelariy
  • Angelina
  • Anna
  • Anna of Kashin
  • Anna Yaroslavna
  • Anna-Neda
  • Antony
  • Antony of Lyubech
  • Antony Rimlyanin
  • Arkady
  • Arnošt z Pardubic
  • Aron
  • Asen
  • Askold
  • Asmud
  • Avdey
  • Avraamy of Smolensk

B: 51 names

  • Balik
  • Balša
  • Barnim
  • Barnim of Stettin
  • Batalo
  • Bavor
  • Beloslava
  • Beneš
  • Berigoj
  • Bezprym
  • Blud
  • Boček z Kunštátu
  • Bodin
  • Bogdan Obakunovich
  • Bogislaw
  • Bogomil
  • Bohuslav
  • Boleslav
  • Boleslav Pobožný
  • Boleslav Ryšavý
  • Boleslav Ukrutný
  • Boleslava
  • Bolesław Chrobry
  • Bolesław Krzywousty
  • Boreš
  • Borić
  • Boril
  • Boris
  • Boris Aleksandrovich
  • Boris Mihail
  • Boris Negochevich
  • Boris Vasilkovich
  • Boris Vladimirovich
  • Boris Zhidislavich
  • Bořivoj
  • Borna
  • Borut
  • Borwin
  • Borwin of Rostock
  • Boyan
  • Božej
  • Božena
  • Božetěcha
  • Branimir
  • Braslav
  • Bratyata
  • Bratyata of Rusa
  • Břetislav
  • Bryachislav
  • Bryachislav Izyaslavich
  • Budivoj

C: 10 names

  • Časlav
  • Čáslav
  • Časlav Klonimirović
  • Čeněk
  • Čeněk z Vartenberka
  • Chernorizets Hrabar
  • Chudin
  • Čika
  • Ctibor
  • Ctirad

D: 76 names

  • Dabiša
  • Dalimil
  • Dalmat
  • Dalmat of Novgorod
  • Daniil
  • Daniil Aleksandrovich
  • Daniil Chorny
  • Daniil Galitsky
  • Daniil Palomnik
  • Daniil Romanovich
  • Daniil Zatochnik
  • Danilo
  • David
  • David Igorevich
  • David Rostislavich
  • David Svyatoslavich
  • David Vyshatich
  • Dejan
  • Delyan
  • Děpolt
  • Dervan
  • Derzhikray Volodislavich
  • Desa
  • Desislava
  • Dionisy of Suzdal
  • Dir
  • Diviš
  • Diviš Bořek z Miletínka
  • Dmitar Zvonimir
  • Dmitr
  • Dmitr Ivorovich
  • Dmitr Miroshkinich
  • Dmitr Zavidich
  • Dmitry
  • Dmitry Aleksandrovich
  • Dmitry Bobrok
  • Dmitry Donskoy
  • Dmitry Groznye Ochi

D, continued

  • Dmitry Ivanovich
  • Dmitry Konstantinovich
  • Dmitry Mikhailovich
  • Dmitry Shemyaka
  • Dmitry Yuryevich
  • Dobromir Hriz
  • Dobronega
  • Dobroslav
  • Dobroslav Sudyich
  • Dobrotitsa
  • Dobrynya
  • Dobrynya Raguilovich
  • Dobrynya Yadreykovich
  • Domagoj
  • Domald
  • Domash
  • Domash Tverdislavich
  • Domaslav
  • Domazhir
  • Domentijan
  • Dorota
  • Doroteya
  • Dorozh
  • Doubravka
  • Dovmont of Pskov
  • Dragovit
  • Dragutin
  • Drahomíra
  • Drazko
  • Držislav
  • Dubravka
  • Dubravka Yuryevna
  • Dujam
  • Dujam Frankopan
  • Đurađ
  • Đurađ Balšić
  • Đurađ Branković
  • Dušan

E: 28 names

  • Efrem
  • Efrem of Pereyaslavl
  • Efrosinya
  • Efrosinya of Polotsk
  • Efrosinya Yaroslavna
  • Elena
  • Elena Asenina
  • Eliška
  • Elizaveta
  • Elizaveta Yaroslavna
  • Eltimir
  • Epifany
  • Epifany Premudry
  • Eremey Glebovich
  • Esif
  • Esif Zakharyinich
  • Evdokia
  • Evdokia Dmitrievna
  • Evfimia
  • Evfimia Vladimirovna
  • Evfimy
  • Evfimy of Suzdal
  • Evpaty Kolovrat
  • Evpraksia
  • Evpraksia of Ryazan
  • Evpraksia Vsevolodovna
  • Evtimiy
  • Evtimiy Tarnovski

F: 23 names

  • Fedko
  • Feodor
  • Feodor Akhmyl
  • Feodor Byakont
  • Feodor Chermny
  • Feodor Koshka
  • Feodor Olgovich
  • Feodor Rostislavich
  • Feodora
  • Feodosia
  • Feodosy
  • Feodosy of Kursk
  • Feodulia
  • Feodulia of Chernigov
  • Feofan Grek
  • Feognost
  • Fetinya
  • Fetinya of Pskov
  • Fevronia
  • Fevronia of Murom
  • Filip Nyanka
  • Foma Laskovich
  • Fruzhin

G: 32 names

  • Gavril Radomir
  • Gavrilo Oleksich
  • Gennady
  • Georgi Terter
  • Georgi Voyteh
  • Georgy
  • Georgy Ugrin
  • Gleb
  • Gleb Rakoshich
  • Gleb Svyatoslavich
  • Gleb Vladimirovich
  • Gleb Zeremeevich
  • Godemir
  • Gojnik
  • Gojslav
  • Gorazd
  • Gordyata
  • Gordyata of Kiev
  • Gorislava
  • Gost Radin
  • Gostomysl
  • Gostyata
  • Gremislava
  • Gremislava Ingvarevna
  • Grgur Ninski
  • Grigoriy Tsamblak
  • Grigory
  • Grishka
  • Gyurgi
  • Gyurgi Shimonovich
  • Gyuryata
  • Gyuryata Rogovich

H: 12 names

  • Hašek
  • Hněvsa
  • Hodica
  • Hostivít
  • Hotimir
  • Hrabiše
  • Hrelja
  • Hroznata
  • Hrvoje
  • Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić
  • Hynek
  • Hynek Ptáček z Pirkštejna

I: 53 names

  • Ignat
  • Ignat Moiseev
  • Ignaty of Rostov
  • Ignaty of Smolensk
  • Igor
  • Igor Olgovich
  • Igor Stary
  • Igor Svyatoslavich
  • Igor Yaroslavich
  • Ilarion
  • Ilarion of Kiev
  • Ilya
  • Ilya Shchepanovich
  • Ingeborga
  • Ingvar
  • Ingvar Igorevich
  • Ioakim
  • Ioakim Korsunyanin
  • Ioann
  • Iona
  • Irina
  • Isaak Boretsky
  • Isaiya
  • Isaiya of Rostov
  • Isidor of Rostov
  • Ivan Aleksandar
  • Ivan Asen
  • Ivan Berladnik
  • Ivan Crnojević
  • Ivan Danilovich
  • Ivan Ivanovich
  • Ivan Kalita
  • Ivan Krasny
  • Ivan Molodoy
  • Ivan Nelipić
  • Ivan Rilski
  • Ivan Rostislavich
  • Ivan Sratsimir
  • Ivan Tvorimirich
  • Ivan Vladislav
  • Ivan Voitishich
  • Ivanko
  • Ivanko Chudinovich
  • Ivanko Pavlovich
  • Ivashko
  • Ivaylo
  • Ivor
  • Ivor Molibozhich
  • Izbygnev Ivachevich
  • Izyaslav
  • Izyaslav Davidovich
  • Izyaslav Mstislavich
  • Izyaslav Yaroslavich

J: 32 names

  • Jakoubek ze Stříbra
  • Jakvinta
  • Jan Hus
  • Jan Jiskra z Brandýsa
  • Jan Milíč z Kroměříže
  • Jan Roháč z Dubé
  • Jan z Nepomuku
  • Jan Žižka
  • Jarloch
  • Jaromar
  • Jaromar of Rügen
  • Jaromír
  • Jaroslav ze Šternberka
  • Jaxa
  • Jaxa of Köpenick
  • Jefimija
  • Jelena Gruba
  • Jelena Slavna
  • Jerina
  • Jeroným
  • Jeroným Pražský
  • Ješek
  • Jindřich
  • Jindřich Břetislav
  • Jindřich z Lipé
  • Jindřich Zdík
  • Jiří z Poděbrad
  • Jitka
  • Johanka
  • Jovan Oliver
  • Jovan Vladimir
  • Juraj Šubić

K: 59 names

  • Kaliman
  • Kaloyan
  • Katarina Kosača
  • Kateřina
  • Kazi
  • Kazimierz Odnowiciel
  • Kera Tamara
  • Keratsa
  • Keratsa Petritsa
  • Kerbet
  • Kerbet of Dmitrov
  • Kharitina
  • Khoriv
  • Khoten
  • Khoten of Torzhok
  • Khristina
  • Kirill
  • Kirill of Beloozero
  • Kirill of Turov
  • Kliment
  • Kliment Ohridski
  • Kliment Smolyatich
  • Klimyata
  • Klonimir
  • Kocel
  • Kochan
  • Kojata
  • Konstantin
  • Konstantin Bodin
  • Konstantin Dejanović
  • Konstantin Mudry
  • Konstantin of Murom
  • Konstantin Preslavski
  • Konstantin Tih
  • Konstantin Vsevolodovich
  • Kosara
  • Kosmas
  • Kosnyachko
  • Kosnyatin
  • Kosnyatin Dobrynich
  • Kosnyatin Moiseevich
  • Kosnyatin Seroslavich
  • Kozma Prezviter
  • Krakra
  • Krešimir
  • Kříšťan
  • Krok
  • Krum
  • Kruto
  • Kruto of Wagria
  • Kseniya
  • Kuchka
  • Kujava
  • Kulin
  • Kulotka
  • Kunhuta
  • Kuzma Ratshich
  • Kuzmishche
  • Kyi

L: 15 names

  • Lazar Hrebeljanović
  • Lazar Sakovsky
  • Leonty
  • Leonty of Rostov
  • Lestek
  • Leszek Biały
  • Lev Danilovich
  • Libuše
  • Ljudevit
  • Ljudevit Posavski
  • Ludmila
  • Luka
  • Luka Zhidyata
  • Lybed
  • Lyut

M: 98 names

  • Makary of Unzha
  • Maksim
  • Maksim Ontsiforovich
  • Mal
  • Mal of Iskorosten
  • Malamir
  • Malduh Kačić
  • Malfrid
  • Malfrid Mstislavna
  • Malusha
  • Malusha of Lyubech
  • Mara
  • Marena
  • Marfa
  • Marfa Boretskaya
  • Maria Shvarnovna
  • Marina
  • Markéta
  • Marko Kraljević
  • Maruša
  • Marya
  • Marya Yaroslavna
  • Matej Ninoslav
  • Mefody
  • Merkury of Smolensk
  • Mestwin
  • Mestyata
  • Mestyata of Ladoga
  • Mieszko Stary
  • Mihail Asen
  • Mihail Shishman
  • Mihailo
  • Mihajlo Krešimir
  • Mikhail
  • Mikhail Aleksandrovich
  • Mikhail Brenok
  • Mikhail Feodorovich
  • Mikhail Khorobrit
  • Mikhail of Klopsk
  • Mikhail of Vereya
  • Mikhail Tucha
  • Mikhail Tverskoy
  • Mikhail Vsevolodovich
  • Mikhail Yaroslavich
  • Mikhalko
  • Mikhalko Mishinich
  • Mikhalko Stepanich
  • Mikhalko Yuryevich
  • Mikhno

M, continued

  • Mikifor Shchitnik
  • Mikita
  • Mikula
  • Milica
  • Miliduch
  • Miloneg
  • Miloš
  • Miloš Obilić
  • Milusha
  • Milusha of Novgorod
  • Milutin
  • Milyata
  • Miroshka
  • Miroshka Nesdinich
  • Miroslav
  • Miroslav Gyuryatinich
  • Miroslava
  • Misha
  • Mishka
  • Mislav
  • Mistislav
  • Mitrofan
  • Mitso
  • Mitusa
  • Mityai
  • Mlada
  • Mladen Šubić
  • Moisey
  • Moisey of Novgorod
  • Moisey Ugrin
  • Mojmír
  • Momchil
  • Mostich
  • Mstisha Sveneldich
  • Mstislav
  • Mstislav Danilovich
  • Mstislav Izyaslavich
  • Mstislav Khrabry
  • Mstislav Mstislavich
  • Mstislav Nemoy
  • Mstislav Romanovich
  • Mstislav Stary
  • Mstislav Udaloy
  • Mstislav Veliky
  • Mstislav Vladimirovich
  • Mstivoj
  • Muncimir
  • Mutimir
  • Mutina

N: 26 names

  • Nakon
  • Nastasya
  • Naum
  • Nazhir
  • Neklan
  • Nelipac
  • Nemanja
  • Nestor
  • Nestor Letopisets
  • Nezamysl
  • Nezdila
  • Nezhata
  • Nezhata Tverdyatich
  • Nezhil
  • Nezhil of Torzhok
  • Nezhka
  • Nifont
  • Nifont of Novgorod
  • Nikita
  • Nikita of Pereyaslavl
  • Niklot
  • Nikola
  • Nikola Altomanović
  • Nikon
  • Ninoslav
  • Novak Grebostrek

O: 37 names

  • Ofonos
  • Oksinya
  • Olbeg Ratiborich
  • Oldřich
  • Oldřich z Rožmberka
  • Oleg
  • Oleg Gorislavich
  • Oleg Ivanovich
  • Oleg Svyatoslavich
  • Oleg Veshchy
  • Olekhno
  • Oleksa
  • Oleksa of Smolensk
  • Olena
  • Olga
  • Olga of Kiev
  • Olisava
  • Olisey
  • Olisey Grechin
  • Olivera
  • Olstin Oleksich
  • Omurtag
  • Onanya
  • Onanya Feofilaktovich
  • Ondrey
  • Onfim
  • Onfim of Novgorod
  • Ontsifor
  • Ontsifor Lukinich
  • Orina
  • Ostafy
  • Ostafy Dvoryaninets
  • Ostoja
  • Ostromir
  • Ostromir of Novgorod
  • Otakar
  • Ovdotya

P: 60 names

  • Pafnuty of Borovsk
  • Pakhomy
  • Pakhomy Logofet
  • Paraskeva
  • Pavao Šubić
  • Pavel
  • Pavsha Onanyinich
  • Pelageya
  • Perchta
  • Perchta z Rožmberka
  • Pereyaslava
  • Pereyaslava Danilovna
  • Petar Delyan
  • Petar Krešimir
  • Petar Snačić
  • Petr
  • Petr Borislavich
  • Petr Chelčický
  • Petr Ilyich
  • Petr Miloneg
  • Petr of Murom
  • Petr Oslyadyukovich
  • Petrila
  • Petrila Mikulchich
  • Petrissa
  • Petryata
  • Piast
  • Piotr Włostowic
  • Podiven
  • Polyud
  • Popiel
  • Porin
  • Pozvizd
  • Predslava
  • Predslava Vladimirovna
  • Preljub
  • Premislava
  • Přemysl
  • Přemysl Oráč
  • Přemysl Otakar
  • Presian
  • Pretich
  • Přibík
  • Pribina
  • Pribislav
  • Pribislav of Mecklenburg
  • Pribislawa
  • Přibyslava
  • Prijezda
  • Prislav
  • Prokhor of Gorodets
  • Prokop Holý
  • Prokopy
  • Prokopy of Ustyug
  • Proksha Malyshevich
  • Prosigoj
  • Putsha
  • Putyata
  • Putyata of Kiev
  • Putyata Vyshatich

R: 37 names

  • Radim
  • Radko
  • Radko of Pskov
  • Radslav
  • Rasate
  • Rastislav
  • Rastko
  • Ratibor
  • Ratibor of Schlawe
  • Ratibor of Tmutarakan
  • Ratimir
  • Ratmir
  • Ratsha
  • Rodion Oslyabya
  • Rogneda
  • Rogneda Mstislavna
  • Rogneda of Polotsk
  • Rogvolod
  • Rogvolod Borisovich
  • Rogvolod of Polotsk
  • Roman
  • Roman Mstislavich
  • Roman of Bryansk
  • Roman of Ryazan
  • Roman Rostislavich
  • Roman Svyatoslavich
  • Rostislav
  • Rostislav Mikhailovich
  • Rostislav Mstislavich
  • Rostislav Vladimirovich
  • Rostislav Vsevolodovich
  • Rostislava
  • Rostislava Mstislavna
  • Ruđina
  • Rurik
  • Rurik of Ladoga
  • Rurik Rostislavich

S: 102 names

  • Samo
  • Samuil
  • Sandalj
  • Sandalj Hranić
  • Sara-Teodora
  • Šárka
  • Savva of Zvenigorod
  • Savvaty of Solovki
  • Sbyslav
  • Sbyslav Yakunovich
  • Sbyslava
  • Sbyslava Svyatopolkovna
  • Sdila
  • Semko
  • Semyon
  • Semyon Borisovich
  • Semyon Emin
  • Semyon Ivanovich
  • Senka
  • Serapion of Vladimir
  • Sergy
  • Sergy of Radonezh
  • Shchek
  • Shimon
  • Shishman
  • Shvarn
  • Shvarn Danilovich
  • Silvestr
  • Simeon
  • Simeon Gordy
  • Simeon Veliki
  • Simon of Vladimir
  • Simonida
  • Sineus of Beloozero
  • Slavac
  • Slavibor
  • Slavina
  • Slavník
  • Slavomír
  • Slavyata
  • Smil
  • Smil Flaška z Pardubic
  • Smilets
  • Smiltsena
  • Soběbor
  • Soběslav
  • Sofia
  • Sotko
  • Sotko Sytinich
  • Spiridon
  • Spiridon of Novgorod

S, continued

  • Spytihněv
  • Sratsimir
  • Stanislav
  • Stanislav Tudkovich
  • Stavr
  • Stavr Gordyatich
  • Stefan
  • Stefan Dečanski
  • Stefan Lazarević
  • Stefan Nemanja
  • Stefan of Perm
  • Stefan Prvovenčani
  • Stefan Uroš
  • Stefan Vojislav
  • Stepan Tverdislavich
  • Stjepan Držislav
  • Stjepan Kotromanić
  • Stjepan Tomaš
  • Stjepan Vukčić Kosača
  • Stoignev
  • Stoyan
  • Stoyan of Rusa
  • Strachkvas
  • Stracimir
  • Strez
  • Střezislava
  • Strojimir
  • Subislaw
  • Sudila
  • Sudila Ivankovich
  • Sudisha
  • Sudislav
  • Sudislav Bernatovich
  • Svatava
  • Svatopluk
  • Sveneld
  • Sventipolk
  • Svetoslav
  • Svetoslav Suronja
  • Svyatopolk
  • Svyatopolk Izyaslavich
  • Svyatopolk Okayanny
  • Svyatopolk Vladimirovich
  • Svyatosha
  • Svyatoslav
  • Svyatoslav Igorevich
  • Svyatoslav Olgovich
  • Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich
  • Svyatoslav Yaroslavich
  • Swantibor
  • Swantopolk

T: 23 names

  • Tamara
  • Teodor Svetoslav
  • Teodora
  • Terenty
  • Terenty of Yaroslavl
  • Teta
  • Tetzlav
  • Tihomir
  • Timofey Yuryevich
  • Tomislav
  • Trpimir
  • Truvor of Izborsk
  • Tugumir
  • Tugumir of Brandenburg
  • Tunglo
  • Tury of Turov
  • Tverdilo
  • Tverdilo Ivankovich
  • Tverdislav
  • Tverdislav Mikhalkovich
  • Tverdyata
  • Tvorimir
  • Tvrtko

U: 7 names

  • Uglješa
  • Uleb
  • Ulita
  • Ulita Kuchkovna
  • Ulyana
  • Uroš
  • Uroš Nejaki

V: 105 names

  • Václav
  • Vadim
  • Vaněk
  • Varfolomey
  • Varfolomey Yuryevich
  • Varlaam of Khutyn
  • Varvara
  • Varyazhko
  • Vasil
  • Vasilisa
  • Vasilko
  • Vasilko Konstantinovich
  • Vasilko Romanovich
  • Vasilko Rostislavich
  • Vasilko Svyatoslavich
  • Vasily
  • Vasily Dmitrievich
  • Vasily Kalika
  • Vasily Kazimir
  • Vasily Kirdyapa
  • Vasily of Kozelsk
  • Vasily Tyomny
  • Vasily Vasilyevich
  • Vasko
  • Vassa
  • Vekenega
  • Verkhuslava
  • Verkhuslava Vsevolodovna
  • Viktorin
  • Višeslav
  • Vítek
  • Vítek z Prčice
  • Vladimir
  • Vladimir Andreyevich
  • Vladimir Davidovich
  • Vladimir Khrabry
  • Vladimir Monomakh
  • Vladimir Rasate
  • Vladimir Rurikovich
  • Vladimir Svyatoslavich
  • Vladimir Vasilkovich
  • Vladimir Vsevolodovich
  • Vladimirko
  • Vladimirko Volodarevich
  • Vladislav
  • Vladislav Jindřich
  • Vlasta
  • Vlastimir
  • Vlastislav
  • Vlatko Vuković
  • Vnezd
  • Vnezd Vodovik

V, continued

  • Vojača
  • Vojihna
  • Vojislav
  • Vojislav Vojinović
  • Vojnomir
  • Vojslava
  • Vojtěch
  • Vok
  • Vok z Rožmberka
  • Volodar
  • Volodar Rostislavich
  • Volodimer
  • Volodislav
  • Volodislav Kormilichich
  • Volodsha Stroilovich
  • Volos Blutkinich
  • Voyteh
  • Vratislav
  • Vratko
  • Všebor
  • Vseslav
  • Vseslav Bryachislavich
  • Vseslav Charodey
  • Vseslav Vasilkovich
  • Vseslava
  • Vsevolod
  • Vsevolod Bolshoye Gnezdo
  • Vsevolod Bui-Tur
  • Vsevolod Chermny
  • Vsevolod Mstislavich
  • Vsevolod Olgovich
  • Vsevolod Svyatoslavich
  • Vsevolod Yaroslavich
  • Vsevolod Yuryevich
  • Vsevolodko
  • Vsevolodko Davidovich
  • Vuk Branković
  • Vukac
  • Vukan
  • Vukašin
  • Vukašin Mrnjavčević
  • Vyacheslav
  • Vyacheslav Prokshinich
  • Vyacheslav Tolsty
  • Vyacheslav Yaroslavich
  • Vyachko
  • Vyachko of Kukenois
  • Vyatko
  • Vyshata
  • Vyshata Ostromirich
  • Vysheslav
  • Vysheslava
  • Vysheslava Svyatoslavna

W: 9 names

  • Wanda
  • Wartislaw
  • Wartislaw of Demmin
  • Wertislaw
  • Witoslawa
  • Wizlaw
  • Wizlaw of Rügen
  • Władysław Łokietek
  • Woizlava

Y: 30 names

  • Yadrey
  • Yakim Kuchkovich
  • Yakov Polochanin
  • Yakun
  • Yakun Miroslavich
  • Yan Vyshatich
  • Yanka
  • Yanka Vsevolodovna
  • Yaropolk
  • Yaropolk Izyaslavich
  • Yaropolk Svyatoslavich
  • Yaroslav
  • Yaroslav Mudry
  • Yaroslav Osmomysl
  • Yaroslav Svyatoslavich
  • Yaroslav Vladimirovich
  • Yaroslav Vsevolodovich
  • Yarun
  • Yury
  • Yury Danilovich
  • Yury Dmitrievich
  • Yury Dolgoruky
  • Yury Domamerich
  • Yury Igorevich
  • Yury Lvovich
  • Yury Mishinich
  • Yury Ontsiforovich
  • Yury Vitanovich
  • Yury Vladimirovich
  • Yury Vsevolodovich

Z: 31 names

  • Zaharija Pribislavljević
  • Zakhary Ovin
  • Zakharya
  • Zavid
  • Zavid Dmitrovich
  • Zavid Nerevinich
  • Zavida
  • Záviš
  • Záviš z Falkenštejna
  • Zawisza Czarny
  • Zbyněk
  • Zbyněk Zajíc z Hazmburka
  • Zdeněk
  • Zdeněk ze Šternberka
  • Zderad
  • Zdeslav
  • Zdislava
  • Zdislava z Lemberka
  • Zhiroslav
  • Zhiroslav Ivankovich
  • Zhiroslav Mikhailovich
  • Zhiroslav Nazhirovich
  • Zhirovit
  • Zhiznobud
  • Zhiznomir
  • Zistibor
  • Zosima of Solovki
  • Zvenislava
  • Zvenislava Borisovna
  • Zvenislava Vsevolodovna
  • Zvonimir