Statistics of names for girls registry office. The most unusual baby names: From Putin to Aladdin. History of the letter Yoyo

All names are divided into five conditional groups: the most popular (1-30th place), popular (31-60th place), less popular (61-85th place), rare and very rare names. This classification is practically convenient and visual. Quantitative data are brought to a single denominator - per 10,000 newborns. To better “feel” the numbers, let us point out that approximately 70,000 boys , and in the entire Voronezh region almost 1 of them are born per year 3 000.

85 most popular Russian male names

V alphabetical order:

Alexander (2). Alexander is in second place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 460 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Alexey (14). Alexey - 14th place in the ranking of male names (approximately 240 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname Alexey

Anatoly (65). The name Anatoly is in 65th place in the popularity ranking (about 20 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Andrey (12). The name Andrey is in high 12th place in the popularity ranking (253 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Anton + Anthony (37). The name Anton is in 37th place in the popularity ranking (72 per 10,000 newborn boys). Anthony is a much less popular form of the name (approximately 3-4 per 10,000) // both name variations use the godname Anthony

Arkady (82-85). The name Arkady ranks 82-85 in the popularity ranking (approximately 5-7 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Arseny + Arsenty (20). The name Arseny occupies a high 20th place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 176 per 10,000 newborn boys), Arsenty is much less common (2-6 per 10,000). The name Arsen is popular among representatives of the Armenian diaspora // for both variants of the name the godname Arseny is used

Artyom + Artemy (1). The name Artyom, together with Artemy, takes first place in the ranking of male names - almost 600 per 10,000 newborn boys (of which the name Artyom is approximately 580, and the name Artemy is only 20). In birth certificates, the name Artem is usually written with the letter e, that is, Artyom, but sometimes written with the letter e (Artem) // famous saints - Artemy of Antioch, Artemy of Seleucia, Artemy of Verkolsky, Artemy of Kizichesky, Artemy of Listria)

Arthur (44)*. The name Arthur is in 44th place in the popularity ranking (57 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name is especially popular among representatives of the Armenian diaspora // consonant names for baptism: Artema, Artemy, Artemon, Aristarchus

Arkhip (82-85). The name Arkhip ranks 82-85 in the popularity ranking (approximately 5-7 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Bogdan (26). The name Bogdan is in 26th place in the popularity ranking of male names (116 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Dan is much less common (no more than 1-2 per 10,000) // it is advisable to use it for baptism church names Theodore and Theodotus (one meaning - “God given”, “God’s gift”)

Boris (70). The name Boris is in 70th place in the popularity ranking of male names (15 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Borislav is less common (no more than 3-4 per 10,000)

Vadim (38). The name Vadim is in 38th place in the popularity ranking of male names (71 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Valentin (75). The name Valentin is in 75th place in the popularity ranking of male names (10 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Valery (67). The name Valery is in 67th place in the popularity ranking of male names (18 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vasily (55). The name Vasily is in 55th place in the popularity ranking of male names (30 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Victor (45). The name Victor ranks 45th in the popularity ranking of male names (56 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vitaly (53). The name Vitaly is in 53rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (38 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vladimir (22). The name Vladimir is in 22nd place in the popularity ranking of male names (157 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vladislav (17). The name Vladislav is in high 17th place in the popularity ranking of male names (190 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vsevolod (56). The name Vsevolod is in 56th place in the popularity ranking of male names (29 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Vyacheslav (41). The name Vyacheslav is in 41st place in the popularity ranking of male names (67 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Gennady (76-79). The name Gennady is in 76-79 place in the popularity ranking of male names (9 per 10,000 newborn boys)

George (35). The name Georgiy is in 35th place in the popularity ranking of male names (74 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Herman (62). The name Herman is in 62nd place in the popularity ranking of male names (23 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Gleb (24). The name Gleb is in high 24th place in the popularity ranking of male names (120 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Gordey (74). The name Gordey is in 74th place in the popularity ranking of male names (11 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - Gordey

Gregory (42). The name Gregory is in 42nd place in the popularity ranking of male names (59 per 10,000 newborn boys)

David + Davyd (49)*. The name David, together with Davyd, is in 49th place in the popularity ranking of male names (50 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name David is especially popular among Russian Armenians, and the name Davyd among Russian Germans // godname - David

Daniel + Danil + Danila (4). The names Daniel + Danil + Danila in total occupy 4th place in the popularity ranking of male names - 419 per 10,000 newborn boys (of which Daniel is approximately 200, Danil 150, Danila 70) // godname - Daniel

Demid + Diomede (76-79). The name Demid is in 76-79 place in the popularity ranking of male names (9 per 10,000 newborn boys), Diomede is less common (1 per 10,000) // godname - Diomede

Demyan (72). The name Demyan is in 72nd place in the popularity ranking of male names (13 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - Damian

Denis (21). The name Denis is in high 21st place in the popularity ranking of male names (172 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - Dionysius

Dmitry + Dimitry (5). The name Dmitry is in fifth place in the popularity ranking of male names (419 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Dimitri is much rarer (5-6 per 10,000) // godname - Dimitri

Evgeniy (27). The name Evgeniy is in 27th place in the popularity ranking of male names (115 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Egor + Egor (10). The name Egor is in a very high 10th place (297 per 10,000 newborn boys). This form of the name as Yegoriy is rare (no more than 1-2 per 10,000) // godfather name - Georgiy

Elisha (57). The name Elisha is in 57th place in the popularity ranking of male names (28 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Zakhar (30). Name Zakhar last years is very popular, it is in 30th place in the popularity ranking of male names (100 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Zacharias is much less common (no more than 1-2 per 10,000) // godname - Zacharias

Ivan (6). The name Ivan is in sixth place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 400 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - John

Ignat + Ignatius (63). The name Ignat is in 63rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (22 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Ignatius is much less common (2-3 per 10,000) // godname - Ignatius

Igor (39). The name Igor is in 39th place in the popularity ranking of male names (69 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Ilya (13). The name Ilya is in high 13th place in the popularity ranking of male names (252 per 10,000 newborn boys) // baptismal names - Ilya, Iliy

Kirill (7). The name Kirill is in very high 7th place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 350 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Klim + Kliment (73). The names Klim + Clement + Clementy in total occupy 73rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 12 per 10,000 newborn boys, of which Klim is 5-6 per 10,000, Clement 3-4 per 10,000, Clementy 1-2) / / godname Clement

Konstantin (25). Konstantin is a very popular name, in 25th place in the popularity ranking of male names (118 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Leo (36). Leo is a popular name, ranked 36th in the popularity ranking of male names (73 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Leonid (50). The name Leonid is in 50th place in the popularity ranking of male names (49 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Makar (43). The name Makar is in 43rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (58 per 10,000 newborn boys). There are also cases of registration of the name Macarius (up to 3-4 per 10,000) // godname - Macarius

Maxim (3). Maxim is in third place in the popularity ranking of male names (452 ​​per 10,000 newborn boys)

Marat (60)*. The name Marat is in 60th place in the popularity ranking of male names (25 per 10,000 newborn boys) // name in Orthodox calendar missing, for baptism you can suggest the consonant names Martin, Marian, Mark, Martininan

Mark (32). Mark is a popular name, ranked 32nd in the popularity ranking of male names (92 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Matvey (11). A very popular name, ranked 11th in the popularity ranking of male names (255 per 10,000 newborn boys) // baptismal names - Matthew and Matthias

Miron (54). The name Miron is in 54th place in the popularity ranking of male names (31 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Miroslav (68)*. The name Miroslav is in 68th place in the popularity ranking of male names (17 per 10,000 newborn boys) // Iriney, Iriny or Salaman, Solomon can be suitable godnames for Miroslav. The names Irenaeus and Irinius on Greek mean "peaceful" and Salaman and Solomon in Hebrew also mean "peaceful"

Mikhail (9). A very popular name, it is in 9th place in the popularity ranking of male names (335 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nazar (58). The name Nazar is in 58th place in the popularity ranking of male names (27 per 10,000 newborn boys). The name Nazariy is rarer (3-4 per 10,000) // godname - Nazariy

Nikita (8). A very popular name, it is in 8th place in the popularity ranking of male names (337 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nikolai (28). A popular name, it is in 28th place in the ranking of male names (114 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Oleg (48). The name Oleg is in 48th place in the popularity ranking of male names (51 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Pavel (23). The name Pavel is in 23rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 130 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Peter (51). The name Peter is in 51st place in the popularity ranking of male names (46 per 10,000 newborn boys). Peter is usually written on birth certificates, but in approximately one case out of seven to eight Peter is written

Plato (61). The name Plato is in 61st place in the popularity ranking of male names (24 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Prokhor (76-79). The name Prokhor is in 76-79 place in the popularity ranking of male names (9 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Rodion (59). The name Rodion is in 59th place in the popularity ranking of male names (26 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Roman (15). A very popular name, it is in 15th place in the popularity ranking of male names (233 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Rostislav (69). The name Rostislav is in 69th place in the popularity ranking of male names (16 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Ruslan (40)*. The name Ruslan is in 40th place in the popularity ranking of male names (68 per 10,000 newborn boys) // The name Ruslan is not included in the Orthodox calendar. Often, as a godname, according to consonance, the church names Rostislav or Rustik (translated from Latin meaning “village”) are taken from the calendar, in honor of the holy martyr Rustik of Paris (memory day October 3/16). Another option for a godname could be Leonid (based on the meaning of the name): the name Leonid means “like a lion”, “similar to a lion”

Savva (80). The name Savva is in 80th place in the popularity ranking of male names (8 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Savely (47). The name Savely is in 47th place in the popularity ranking of male names (53 per 10,000 newborn boys); the name Savel is very rare (less than 1 in 10,000) // godname - Savel (patron saint is the martyr Savel the Persian, memorial day: June 17/30)

Svyatoslav (64). The name Svyatoslav is in 64th place in the popularity ranking of male names (21 per 10,000 newborn boys

Semyon (33). The name Semyon is in 33rd place in the popularity ranking of male names (88 per 10,000 newborn boys); in the overwhelming majority of cases, “Semyon” is written on birth certificates, sometimes “Semyon”; in 1-2 cases per 10,000, “Simeon” is registered as a passport name (i.e., the canonical church form of the name)

Seraphim (76-79). The name Seraphim is in 76-79 place in the popularity ranking of male names (9 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Sergey (16). A very popular name, in 16th place in the popularity ranking of male names (196 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - Sergius

Stanislav (46)*. The name Stanislav is in 46th place in the popularity ranking of male names (54 per 10,000 newborn boys) // the name Stanislav is not included in the Orthodox calendar

Stepan (29). The name Stepan occupies a high 29th place in the popularity ranking of male names (111 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godfather church name - Stefan; Rarely, the name Stefan is registered as a passport name (less than 1 in 10,000)

Taras (82-85). The name Taras ranks 82-85 in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 5-7 per 10,000 newborn boys) // godname - Tarasy

Timofey (19). The name Timofey occupies a very high 19th place in the popularity ranking of male names (177 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Timur (31)*. The name Timur ranks 31st in the popularity ranking of male names (95 per 10,000 newborn boys). An international name, popular both among Russians and Volga Tatars, in the republics North Caucasus etc.

Tikhon (66). The name ranks 66th in the popularity ranking of male names (19 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Trofim (82-85). The name Trofim ranks 82-85 in the popularity ranking (approximately 5-7 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Fedor (34). The name Fedor ranks 34th in the popularity ranking (86 per 10,000 newborn boys). Fedor is usually written on birth certificates, but in approximately one case out of ten Fedor is written // godname - Feodor

Philip (71). The name Philip ranks 71st in the popularity ranking of male names (14 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Yuri (52). The name ranks 52nd in the popularity ranking of male names (43 per 10,000 newborn boys) // baptismal names - Georgy, Yuri

Jaromir (81)*. The name ranks 81st in the popularity ranking of male names (approximately 7 per 10,000 newborn boys) // the name is not included in the Orthodox calendar; similar in sound are the church names Jerome, Jeremiah, Jeremiah

Yaroslav (18). The name ranks high 18th in the popularity ranking of male names (188 per 10,000 newborn boys)

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE NAME IVAN MEANS? AND THE NAMES MATVEY, RUSLAN, TIMOFEY?

Rare names.

These are quite “live” names (Russian and borrowed), which are registered by the registry office departments on a regular basis with a frequency of 1 to 5 per 10,000 newborn boys.

Here is a list of such names:Avenir, Avram (Abraham, Abram), Adam, Adrian + Andrian, Azar, Akim, Aksyon, Albert*, Arian, Aristarchus, Aron, Athanasius, Borislav*, Bronislav*, Valerian, Varlam, Bartholomew, Veniamin, Vladlen*, Vlas , Vseslav*, Gabriel + Gabriel, Heinrich*, Gerasim, Dementy, Dobrynya*, Donat, Dorofey, Evsey, Elizar, Emelyan, Eremey, Ermolai, Efim, Ephraim, Il(l)arion, Innocent, Joseph, Isaac (Isaak) , Cyrus, Kiryan, Korney, Christian*, Kuzma, Laurus, Lavrenty, Lazar, Leonard*, Leonty, Luke, Lukyan, Lyubomir*, Maximilian, Martin, Maryan, Milan*, Micah, Moses, Mstislav, Naum, Nestor, Nikon , Oscar*, Ostap, Pankrat, Panteley, Potap, Radmir*, Ratmir*, Rafail + Rafael*, Renat*, Robert*, Rudolf*, Samson, Samuel, Sevastyan, Solomon, Tihomir*, Ustin, Fad(d)ey , Felix, Filat, Edgar*, Eduard*, Emil, Eric*, Ernest*, Julian, Yakov, Jan.

Very rare names.

In the old days, they were quite common in Russia, but today they have practically fallen out of use, and the registry office records only isolated cases of their registration over several years (the frequency of such names is less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys). But the names aren’t the worst!

Here is a short list of them: Abakum, Abrosim, Augustus, Avdey, Averyan, Agathon, Alfer, Andron, Antip, Artamon, Asey, Vissarion, Galaktion, Hermogenes, Gury, Guryan, Evdokim, Evstigney, Evtey, Epiphanes, Ermil, Erofey, Zinovy, Izosim, Ishmael, Larion, Hippolytus, Irakli, Isaiah, Kasyan, Kirsan, Claudius, Kondrat, Kupriyan, Larion, Markel, Martyan, Minai, Miney, Mitrofan, Modest, Nikander, Nikodim, Nil, Osip, Paramon, Pakhom, Pimen, Prokofy, Savvaty, Savel, Severin, Severyan, Strength, Silantius, Sylvester, Simon, Sophon, Sophron, Spiridon, Terenty, Titus, Tryphon, Ulyan, Fedosei, Fedot, Theoktist, Feofan, Fetis, Philaret, Firs, Thomas, Frol, Christopher, Emmanuel, Julius.

Dadzdraperma. I mean, LOG LIVE THE FIRST OF MAY. Or, here Lachekamora- from the abbreviation of the phrase “CAMP CHELUSKINTS in the KARA SEA. How do you like this name for your daughter? Is it impressive? 🙂 Well, that certainly makes you shudder, doesn’t it?

Choosing a name for a child is a matter of special, “family” importance. Often all family members take part in this event, and often it can even lead to a scandal. 🙂 For example, a grandmother categorically disagrees with her granddaughter being called an unusual name that is foreign to her (grandmother’s) hearing. Threatens to disinherit. 🙂 And as a result, the child receives not the glamorous name Jane, but the more familiar Zhanna.

But still... If you take a less radical and extraordinary path, then how to choose a name for your beloved child? The child will live with him for many, many years!

But you want to choose a name for your child that is both sonorous, beautiful, and “not hackneyed,” right? Well, not like half the class. 🙂 Fortunately, children's names are given the widest space for the imagination of any creative person.

Here's about one of these ways to come up with something beautiful for a child, but at the same time original name, I want to tell you today. Actually, everything here is actually quite simple, and I won’t reveal anything new to you. But there will be more than enough specifics! 🙂

So, a secret that is not a secret at all:

Look at the statistics: which names are most popular today and which ones are less popular. And do the opposite! :)

I mean, choose names that are at the bottom of the popularity list today. Where can I get such statistics? Yes, in the registry office, of course! Well, on “Children” too. 🙂 I will now present you with all the most important excerpts literally “on a platter”

However, the statistics from civil registry offices, nevertheless, do not seem so unusual. Over the past 5-6 years, there have been no major changes among parents when choosing a name for their child. If you believe the data of the relevant authorities, then mothers and fathers most often call their sons and daughters by the names indicated in this table.

Top 10 most popular male and female names for newborns

The most popular names for boys last year

1. Alexander
2. Dmitriy
3. Maksim
4. Kirill
5. Artyom
6. Andrey
7. Michael
8. Daniel

For girls

1. Sofia
2. Alice
3. Maria
4. Alexandra
5. Victoria
6. Daria
7. Anastasia
8. Elizabeth
9. Pauline

Here are the statistics... Although... In addition to the above, other names are also very popular. Yes, from men's we can highlight: Boris, Igor, Oleg, Vasily, Svyatoslav, Vadim.

Women's names are also represented by Natalya, Nadezhda, Marina, Lyubov, Irina, Elena, Varvara. Names not included in the top 10 are given to no more than three hundred Moscow newborns per year.

By the way. In 2016, 145,018 newborns were born in the capital, which is 3,000 more than in 2015. In general, over the previous 5 years, the birth rate in Moscow increased by 13.8%.

As statistics from registry offices show, the most popular male name Alexander was named by approximately 17,000 boys. At the same time, 18,500 girls were christened with the name Sofia.

The most unusual names of last year according to statistics from Moscow registry offices

Yes Yes. How could I do without the exotic? 🙂 Muscovites don’t forget about unusual names.

And oddly enough, this process is directly influenced by the political situation in the world.

So, one newborn was named Syria(at that time her father was in this Middle Eastern country for work). Other exotic names over the past three years have been:

1. Sevastopol;
2. Olympics;
3. Byzantium;
4. Moon;
5. Alena-Flower;
6. Radostina;
7. Dolphin;
8. Ocean;
9. Mercury;
10. Lutobor;
11. Zaryanitsa;
12. India;
13. Rosiyana.

By the way... Insanity will not pass!

Such “inhuman” names for children, independently invented by parents, led to the fact that in November last year a special bill concerning names was proposed.

He must at the legislative level prohibit use in names people any symbols, numbers, punctuation marks.

Surprisingly, the authorities have realized the level of abuse on the part of parents when choosing a name for a child.

You may not believe me, but one boy was named by his parents BOCh rVF 260602

This means - B iological ABOUT object H person R Oh yeah IN Oronin- F rolovykh, born June 26, 2002 of the year.

Interestingly, he still cannot get documents in his name. And all because the registry office itself took up the task of protecting the interests of the child. The head of the department, Victoria Pashkova, is confident that parents should take choosing a name very seriously.

Not funny? Not funny. Scary! After all, a person will have to live with such a name, if not all his life, then for quite a long time. Being in a certain society, getting used to the opinions of strangers regarding your name.

Of course, the state cannot tell a person what to name his son or daughter. But the person himself needs to understand that there are certain limits of decency beyond which it is not recommended. At least for the sake of the future of their children. And if Lyutobor or Radostina don’t sound so ugly, then BOC rVF 260602...

Why do parents call their children strange names and how can this affect the child's life? We also learned the opinion of experts about the adopted law. Experts: Anfisa Kalistratova - child and adolescent psychologist; Galina Kartashova - head. Department of the Civil Registry Office of the Vladimir City Administration; Alexandra Pavlova - psychologist at the private kindergarten “My Komarik”; David Gorelishvili is a member of the All-Russian Association of Parent Committees and Communities.

What names for girls are considered lucky?

People have long been attached great value names: it’s not for nothing that young parents are first of all interested in what they named their newborn. There is a belief that there are happy and unlucky names, and many mothers and fathers try to choose a more “lucky” name for their child. What happens in practice?

What names for boys are considered lucky?

We have already said that there is a persistent belief about “lucky” and “unlucky” names. Today we will talk about male names that are believed to bring good luck and luck to their owners.

The most popular baby names in Moscow in 2016 have been revealed

The metropolitan registry office spoke about the rarest and most popular names newborns born in the past year.

What to name the child? A simple and euphonious name is better than a funny and original one

What advice do experts give to young parents who don’t know what to choose from the long list of existing names? Photo: www.globallookpress.com

History of the letter Yoyo

Tajikistan has banned calling newborns strange names

It is legally prohibited to give a child a name that is alien to the Tajik national culture...

About the origin of surnames. Family formations

The proposed interpretations of parts of the surname can only explain the basic ways of forming surnames.

Ancient Russian and Slavic names

We invite you to familiarize yourself with ancient Russian names

Russians started naming children after Game of Thrones characters

Experts believe that the global trend will only strengthen its position in Russian cities

They want to ban Russian parents from giving their children strange names

If the amendments to the law “On Civil Status Acts” prepared in the State Duma are adopted, children in Russia will not be able to be called, for example, Count, Princess or Tsarina, as was done in 2014 different regions countries.

In 2017, 127 newborns were registered, of which 71 were boys and 56 were girls. Popular male names this year were: Mikhail, Andrey, Artyom, Grigory, Miron. For women - Sofia (Sofia), Vasilisa, Alisa, Margarita.
Rarely used names still include such traditional names as Irina, Vera, Yulia, Natalya, Alexander, Evgeny, Sergey, Igor. For comparison: 2014 - 226 children were registered; 100 boys and 126 girls. The most common names: Mikhail, Artyom, Pavel - for boys; Maria, Daria, Ksenia - for girls. 2015 - registered - 194 newborns; boys - 111, girls - 83. Common names: male names - Dmitry, Artyom, Maxim; female - Maria, Elizabeth, Anna. 2016: 186 children were registered in the Civil Registry Office. Boys - 100, girls - 86. Popular male names 2016 - Artyom, Ilya, Maxim; female - Maria, Victoria, Elizabeth.
In 2017, 156 happy people were registered family unions. Based on age estimates, we can say that most of the grooms are over 35 years of age, and the brides are between 25 and 34 years of age. The same picture was observed in 2016. In 2014 and 2015 greatest number brides and grooms were categorized as “25 to 34.”
In the past year, 15 marriages with foreign citizens were registered. The top three are still headed by Ukraine - 6 people, Azerbaijan, Moldova and Belarus - 2 people each. For comparison: in 2014 there were 21 marriages with foreign citizens. Ukraine - 9 people; Tajikistan - 3 people; Uzbekistan - 3 people. 2015 - 36 marriages with citizens of other states. Ukraine - 20 people; Tajikistan - 4 people; Moldova - 3 people. 2016 - 19 interstate marriages: Ukraine - 8, Uzbekistan - 4, Tajikistan - 2.
In 2017, 94 divorces were registered. For comparison: for 2016 - 100, for 2015 - 94, for 2014 - 141. Main age category those getting divorced are citizens from 25 to 39 years old.
The sad statistics on people who have left us are as follows: 2017 - 208 people, of which 109 were men, 99 women. For comparison: 2016 claimed 234 people ( leap year!), 117 men and 117 women. In 2015, 182 people died: men - 86 and women - 96. 2014 took away -204 people from us. 115 men and 89 women.
In the past year, the Civil Registry Office issued 11 records of acts of change of name. Of these, 9 changes were made by women and 2 by men. This is a normal, predictable situation. I would like to clarify right away that, in accordance with civil code Russian Federation, a person’s name includes three components: proper name, patronymic and surname. Therefore, it is possible to change one, two or all components of the name. Men change their first and last names more often. Women change their last name more often. For comparison: 2014 - 17 name changes, of which 4 were men, 13 were women. 2015 - 12 name changes, men - 5, women - 7.
In 2016, 19 people registered a name change, incl. 3 men and 16 women.
Ahead - 2018. On these holidays, I want to wish everyone health, optimism, love and, of course, magic.

156 marriages
registered in 2017 in Chernogolovka

Yulianna FEDYUSHINA,
head of Chernogolovsky
Department of the Civil Registry Office of the State Civil Registry Office of the Moscow Region,
photo: Anastasia Mushenok

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400 “living” female names - from Augusta to Yaroslava

A brief history, meaning and meaning of all 400 names

Godname according to the calendar (church calendar)

Characteristic short and "home" forms

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Statistics of names in Russia: fashion for names, popularity of names

Is it worth choosing for a child? unique name? Or maybe you need to give your baby a widespread, mass-produced name so that he doesn’t stand out? - This issue must be decided by the parents themselves. But we considered it our task to provide parents with information about the frequency of modern male and female names.

You will find the popularity rating of newborn names (according to statistics from 2010-2017) here:girls names, boys names.

And this page provides data on Russian names that are most common among young people aged 17 to 20 years. Interesting? Then read on.

A good idea of ​​what names modern young people have can be obtained, for example, from an analysis of data on applicants in 2015 - candidates for admission to the country's two main universities - Moscow (MSU) and St. Petersburg (SPbSU).

Lists of applicants for bachelor's and master's degrees were analyzed and processed, that is, the names of boys and girls born in 1995 - 1998 were considered; these lists were posted on official websitestah admissions committees both universities in the summer of 2015. Why was this particular age range (17 - 20 years) chosen for analysis? - Well, in particular, for such a simple reason that these young people themselves will become parents in the coming years.

Analysis of the combination of three elements: personal name, patronymic and last name made it possible to identify with high probability those applicants which are named in accordance with Russian tradition(this includes not only Russian applicants, but also Belarusians, Ukrainians, Jews, in some cases Yakuts, Ossetians, Tatars), in contrast to persons with names not found in Russian families ( Armenian, Georgian, Kalmyk, Tuvan, Buryat names, names of Muslims of the Volga region, North Caucasus and Central Asia and etc.).

As a result, about 21 thousand female and 25 thousand male “Russian” names remained in the total sample (in the full list of applicants). This amount of data is quite sufficient to make certain statistical conclusions. The results are presented in tabular form:

100 most common female names

among applicants from Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University admitted in 2015

In total, in 2015, both universities received a total of approximately 21,000 applications from female applicants wearing« Russians » names. In the table below, their names are arranged in alphabetical order. Along with the main forms of names, their variants are indicated:

120 “rare” names of applicants from Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University in 2015

(occurred in numbers from 1 to 9)

Male names, most common among applicants to Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University,

received in 2015, .