Rumanian Baby Names

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Adrian	Rumanian	From the Latin Adrianus (man from t..
Alexander	Rumanian	Derived from the Greek Alexandras..
Alicia	Rumanian	Latinate form of Alice (truthful, n..
Alina	Rumanian	A name that means "to soothe."
Amelia	Rumanian	A form of the name Amelia, which ..
Ana	Rumanian	Rumanian form of Anna, which is f..
Andrei	Rumanian	Rumanian cognate of Andrew, which i..
Angelika	Rumanian	A borrowing from the German, Angeli..
Anicuta	Rumanian	A form of the Hebrew name Hann..
Anton	Rumanian	Rumanian form of Anthony, which is ..
Artur	Rumanian	A form of the name Arthur, meaning ..
Beatrix	Rumanian	Derived from the Latin beatrix (she..
Bela	Rumanian	A borrowing from the Hungarian, Bel..
Benedikte	Rumanian	Derived from the Latin Benedictu (b..
Boris	Rumanian	A borrowing from the Russian, Boris..
Brigita	Rumanian	Rumanian form of Birgitta, which is..
Carol	Rumanian	Rumanian form of Charles (full-grow..
Cristofor	Rumanian	From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin Ch..
Daniel	Rumanian	Derived from the Hebrew darnel (God..
Daniela	Rumanian	Feminine form of Daniel (God is my ..
Demetri	Rumanian	Derived from the Greek Demetrios ..
Die	Rumanian	A form of the name Richard, which..
Dol	Rumanian	Meaning "gift of God." A form of th..
Dominik	Rumanian	From the Latin Dominicus (belonging..
Dorota	Rumanian	Rumanian form of the Greek Dorothea..
Ecaterina	Rumanian	Rumanian cognate of the Greek Aikat..
Elena	Rumanian	A popular name, Elena is the Rumani..
Elica	Rumanian	A form of the German name Adel..
Elisabeta	Rumanian	Rumanian form of Elizabeth, which i..
Ema	Rumanian	Meaning "beloved."
Emil	Rumanian	A borrowing from the German, Emil i..
Enric	Rumanian	A form of the name Henry, which m..
Felix	Rumanian	Derived from the Latin felix (lucky..
Ferdinand	Rumanian	From the Spanish Ferdinando, whic..
Francise	Rumanian	Meaning "free" or "from France."

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Description of Rumanian Names

THE MODERN country of Romania originated when the kingdom of Dacia became a Roman province in the 2nd century. At this time, the Rumanian language was born out of a mix of Vulgar Latin and native tongues. Following the departure of the legionnaires, the area was invaded by various Germanic and Slavic tribes, the Bulgarians, and the Magyars. All levels of society were affected as people began to trade and intermarry. The Rumanian names found today are the legacy of these different cultural groups. German names, Hungarian names, and names of Latin and Slavic origin are quite common. As in other countries with a Catholic tradition, many names are taken from those of popular saints and historical figures. Also popular are borrowings from other countries, in particular, those from the former Communist bloc.

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