Fjodora

Fjodora represents an alternative spelling of the Russian name Федора (Fedora), which is derived from Theodora. The name has its origins in the ancient Greek terms theós, meaning "God," and dôron, meaning "gift" or "offering." Thus, Fjodora is associated with the meaning "gift of God."

What does the name Fjodora mean?

Fjodora is a variant of the Russian name Федора (Fedora) and belongs to the variants of Theodora. The etymological roots are found in the ancient Greek words theós for "God" and dôron for "gift, offering," resulting in the meaning "gift of God." The name is occasionally found in Albania, but overall it is very rare. The male counterpart is Fjodor. Other variants include Feodora, Teodora, and Theodoria.

Where does the name Fjodora come from?

The name Fjodora has its origins in ancient Greek and carries the meaning "gift of God."

How do you pronounce Fjodora?

Fjodora is pronounced like 'Fjodora,' with the 'Fj' sounding like in 'fjord.'

When is the name day of Fjodora?

The most significant name days for Fjodora are February 11 (Theodora the Younger), April 28 (Theodora of Alexandria), and August 29 (Theodora of Thessaloniki).

Popularity

In Germany, Fjodora is considered a rare first name. In 2013, it ranked 3,816th on the list of the most common female baby names. Between 2010 and 2024, Fjodora was given as a first name in Germany fewer than 10 times, placing it at 10,750th. In the last ten years, no child has received this name. The global popularity and frequency of Fjodora can be traced in various countries.