Seven ancient names you shouldn’t give girls

Seven ancient names you shouldn’t give girls
Seven ancient names you shouldn’t give girls
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It has been fashionable for some time to give children old-fashioned names. But you should think not only about how the child will live with this name, but also about the meaning of this name. After all, there is a belief that the word is the destiny of a person.

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Barbara
According to history, the ancient Romans called foreigners barbarians. They felt that they were simply “barbarians”. This is the origin of the word: a foreigner, and in some senses a wild, uncivilized foreigner.

Rimma and Inna
Christians rarely name their daughters Rimma and Inna, because such women are masculine! Yes, these are unusual, ancient male names! Fact: these were two men, martyrs of the faith. Over time, these names also became women’s names.

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Ksenia and Alina
Ksenia and Alina mean one thing: guest. But in some versions of ancient languages, “guest” is equated with “stranger”. Is it worth knowing from birth that your daughter will become a stranger?

Claudia
Despite the name’s noble, ancient Roman origins, this name is rarely chosen by locals for their children in this region. And that’s right: from the ancient Roman language, it is translated as “lame”.

Olesia
Translated from the Old Church Slavonic language, this word means “girl from the forest”. As if nothing like that, but on the other hand, according to Slavic legends, there were all kinds of spirits in the forest – including evil ones.

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