In recent years began to appear more and more children with unusual names.Modern parents name their sons and daughters a variety of exotic names, borrowing them from the Arabs, Azeris, Armenians are turning to ancient times, recalling the pagan roots.Here much depends on the fashion trends.However, never be out of fashion European names, because their diversity is immense.Let's talk about the most popular of them.
Greek names
Many of them have a long and firmly established in our lives.Can we imagine the modern world without Pauline, Alexandria, Kirillov, Tamar, Alekseev, Andreev Anatoly Artemov, Georgiev, Gennady, Eugene, Nikita, Anastasius, Tatiana, Helena, Dim, Fedorov, Laris and Irina?But all European names with Greek origin.They appeared long before our era.They take their roots from the ancient Hellenic culture.Today, they are already the soul of the Russian people.But this is not a complete list of the names that come to us from this ancient and beautiful country.
Dutch
Any mention of the Netherlands is in our imagination pictures with cheese, windmills and tulips.However, many European men's names have come to us from this country.Many of them are not too common among us, but are found in many countries around the world.But then we have the familiar men, whose parents named Adam, Albert, Alfred Valentine, David, Max Rudolf, Philip Jacob.All of them are named in the tradition that came to us from the Netherlands.
Spanish
Remember the end of the last century.It is to him we owe the fact that our life is a powerful stream joined the European names of Spanish origin.TV screens showed our mothers, aunts and grandmothers colorful series about a beautiful life.And today is no surprise that in our country there were kids with "hot and sunny names" Alberto, Alejandro Alba Alonso, Angel, Blanca Veronica Gabriela Garcia, Julian, Isabella, Inessa, Carmelita, Carmen Lorenzo, Lucia, Ramiro, Juanita and others.
Italian
difficult to explain themselves whether the Italians are so fond of life, or that their names make them as positive.One thing is clear: the European male names of Italian origin immediately imprinted on humans.However, as women.Meanwhile, melodious Italian name from the first minute as a self, a positive charge, gives heat.How can you be sad next to a man whose name is Adrian, Valentino, Sylvia, Vincent, Laura, Antonio, Isabella, Graziano, Laetitia, Leonardo and so on. D.?
Lithuanian
At all times Lithuanians considered the key person's name that defines its identity.Of course, today it is not the most popular European names in other countries, but many years ago, each of them had its own unique, unique value.If the age of a person is not acquiring basic character traits specific to his name, to display its spiritual qualities he was given a suitable nickname.For example, Yaunutisom called "young", Vilkas - "wolf", Kupryusom - "humpback" Mazhyulis - "small" and Yuodgalvis - "blackhead."
German
Every German family, choose a name to the newborn baby, be sure to follow some specific rules.Earlier medieval European names be listed on the sex of the baby and in any case could not be fictional.That these rules and adhere to the people of Germany.Moreover, the choice is very large: Maximilian Lucas, Marie, Sophie, Louise, Laura Lea Lina, Max, Michael, Matiil, Otto Julius Carl Fried, Susanna, and many others.
Polish
Polish names, like other Slavic peoples, take their roots in pre-Christian era.The earliest of these were derived from the professions, personal qualities, and so on. D. Men's names were always magnificent, hard, a little aggressive nature - Goals, Koval, Wilk.However, today, the European women's names who came from Poland, are very popular.In any country of the world can be found Agnieszka, Anna, Barbara, Magdalena, Jadwiga, Zofiyu or Teresken.
Finnish names
Finnish ancient names are closely related to the unusual nature of the subtle perception held by indigenous inhabitants of those lands.Many years ago, the locals gave names of their children on the basis of phenomena of nature, familiar everyday objects and the environment.The most popular names were Suvi (value - summer), Villa (grain), Kuur (frost), Ilma (air).After a long time the Finns enjoyed borrowing, but after some time began to return to its roots.
Afterword
all European names list is simply impossible.And it was not that many countries in Europe.After all, how many generations has changed, as the traditions gave birth to new names as borrowing happened!What unites them all is one - each of them popular.One - the world, the other - only in the country, the third - in a particular area.But none of them will not be forgotten!
