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Girls’ names formed from male names: Oleksandra, Vladyslava, Bohdana, Yaroslava, Valentyna. Meanings, origins, and how Ukrainian parents choose them.

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Male names for girls

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Name
Tolyhniva The female form of the name Tolyhnih («the one who calms anger»). It is not canonical.
Pavla The female form of the name Pavlo is Pavla.
Troiana The feminine form of the name Troian. It is not canonical.
Felitsiia The female form of the name Felix derived from felicitas — "happiness." In the Orthodox tradition, female forms are not…
Feodora From Greek Θεοδώρα, derived from θεός (“god”) + δῶρον (“gift, present”). Literally - “gifted by God”. The feminine form…
Kharyta Probably the feminine form of the name Kharyton. It comes from the Greek χάρις (genitive χάριτος) meaning "grace,"…
Khrysa From Greek Χρύση, derived from χρυσός — "gold." The feminine form of the name Khrys. It is rarely used, more commonly…
Yulianiia From Latin Juliana, Iuliana — "belonging to Julia." The female form of the name Julian.
Yuniia From Latin Iunia (Junia) — "of the Junii family." The feminine form of the name Junius.
Yustyna From Latin Justina, Iustina, derived from the cognomen Justus, Iustus - "Just". The feminine form of the name Justin.…
Yukhymiia Folk forms of the canonical name Yevfimiya. The female variant of the name Yukhym.
Yaromyra The feminine form of the name Yaromir, derived from the words "yar" + "peace." It is not canonical.
Bohumyla The feminine name Bohumyla originated as a counterpart to the masculine name Bohumil, meaning "dear to God." Among…
Bohurada The name Bohurada has Slavic origins and is the feminine equivalent of the name Bohurad. The last recorded mention of…
Bohukhvala
Boiana
Bronyslava The female equivalent of the male name Bronislav. In Ukraine, the name is predominantly used in the western regions…
Vatslava
Velymyra
Sviatka The name "Sviatka" is a feminine counterpart of the masculine name "Sviatok." It is used among Ukrainians living in…
Stasia
Stanyslava
Stana The name Stana is a feminine personal name that is derived from masculine names such as Stan, Stanislav, Stanimir, or…
Slavomyra
Slavna The name Slavna is the feminine counterpart of the masculine name Slaven, used by Bulgarians, Serbs, and Croats. The…
Ruska
Rozumka The name 'Rozumka' is a feminine name derived from the masculine name 'Rozumko,' which is recorded in documents in Lviv…
Rusa
Stoika
Sbyslava

Male names for girls are feminine counterparts of traditionally male names: Oleksandra from Oleksandr, Vladyslava from Vladyslav, Bohdana from Bohdan, Yaroslava from Yaroslav. Parents often look for this pattern when they want a strong, family-rooted name for a daughter.

The list includes Slavic names in -slava and -myra, church and European pairs such as Valentyna, Yevheniia, Antonina and Mykhailyna, and short forms that became independent: Olesia, Lesia, Vlada, Yana.

Both popular and rare historical counterparts are here. Each name page explains origin and meaning, not only the label “feminine form”.

18 songs with names Pavla; 1 songs with names Felitsiia; 2 songs with names Yustyna; 3 songs with names Boiana; 2 songs with names Sviatka; 3 songs with names Slavna;