Name day on April 5: for men, women, boys and girls according to the Orthodox calendar
November 14, 2021 at 12:53 pm
Men's name day on April 5 according to the church calendar
- Alexei - from the ancient Greek name Alexios - "protector".
- Basil - from the ancient Greek name Basileios - “royal, royal.”
- George - from the ancient Greek name Georgios, derived from georgos - “farmer”, “cultivator of the land”.
- Egor is the Russian version of the ancient Greek name George - “farmer”, “cultivator of the land”.
- Elijah - from the Hebrew name Eliyahu - "my God is Yahweh."
- Makar - from the ancient Greek makarios - “blessed”, “blessed”, “happy”.
- Sergei - from the Roman family name Sergius - “noble”, “high”.
- Stepan - from the ancient Greek name Stefanos - “wreath, crown”, “crown”.
Women's name day on April 5 according to the church calendar
- Anastasia is the feminine form of Anastasia, which comes from the ancient Greek name Anastasios, “resurrected.”
- Barbara - from the ancient Greek name Barbara, derived from barbaros - “not speaking Greek”, “not Greek”, “foreign”, as well as “rude”, “cruel”.
- Lydia - from the ancient Greek name Ludia, which comes from the name of the region in Asia Minor - Lydia is translated from Italian as “musical”.
- Pelageya - from the ancient Greek name Pelagia - “sea”.
Name of the day April 5 - Lydia
The name Lydia intertwines Persian secrets, Turkish legends and Roman mysteries.
No one can yet say for sure what ancient language is the source of the origin of the name.
But it is known for certain that the name comes from the name of the place of the same name in Asia Minor. In ancient times, Asia Minor was under the influence of Persia and Ancient Rome. This place was considered prestigious for a long time, and the residents - Lydians - were rich. So we can say about Lydia that her name means “wealth,” but since Asia Minor also experienced difficult times, this will not be entirely accurate, Lydia is rather a mystery.
Lydias born on April 5 live in abundance, sometimes at the expense of rich husbands, sometimes earning money themselves. Money can flow like a river, the main thing is to be able to catch it, but still Lydias are not born businessmen.
VYACHESLAV LIPINSKY
Vyacheslav Lipinsky was born on April 5, 1882 in the Volyn province, into a Polish noble family. He began his studies in Lutsk and continued in Zhitomir and Kyiv. Being a representative of an old Polish family, Vyacheslav Lipinsky absorbed the desire to learn new things every hour and share his experience with others.
While studying at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, he actively studied sciences such as history and agronomy. At the University of Geneva I became seriously interested in sociology. These disciplines will subsequently determine human life principles, expressed in the national revival of the Ukrainian people.
Vyacheslav Lipinsky considered himself to be in the camp of supporters of state independence, heading the Free Ukraine group. While in exile in Poland, he founded the party “Ukrainian Union of Grain Growers-Sovereigns,” published the magazine “Agricultural Ukraine” and promoted the ideas of national identity.
In 1917-1921, Lipinsky was a well-known figure in the independent Ukrainian state, Ambassador of Ukraine to Austria-Hungary. He defended the ideas of a patriarchal monarchy and the consent of different social classes for the sake of national unity. The theory of Ukrainian hetman nationalism is his brainchild.
According to Lipinsky, this is a form of government that is distinguished by a balance between power and freedom, between the forces of conservatism and progress. The basis of such a structure should be a legal, “limited by law and limited by law” constitutional monarchy. The head of the state should be a monarch - a hetman, whose power is inherited and is legitimate.
The monarchist died on June 14, 1931, in exile.
Men's name day April 5
Patron Saint: Alexy Skorobogatov, New Martyr, 2000
Meaning of the name: 1. Personality of the male name Alexey. Those who hide.
4. Vibration. 75,000 oscillations/s.
6. Main features.
Patron Saint: Basil of Mangazeya, martyr
Meaning of the name: Derived from the ancient Greek word meaning: royal, royal. It appeared from the time of the Persian wars and initially had the meaning of “Persian king, prince, ruler.” The child loves to tinker with.
Patron Saint: George of Diippos, Venerable
Name meaning: Farmer
Patron Saint: George of Diippos, Venerable
other -Greek - "farmer", "ploughman"
Little Egorka has an analytical mind. In addition, Yegor is very stubborn and distrustful. A man who had deceived him at least once.
Patron Saint: Elijah Vyatlin, Venerable Martyr, Hieromonk New Martyr, 2004
Meaning of the name: Russian form of the Hebrew name Elijah, meaning: the power of God. Ilya is an extremely economic person. This trait manifests itself in him even in childhood.
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Patron Saint: Luke of Mytilene, Mount Athos, martyr
Name meaning: light
Patron Saint: Macarius Kvitkin, Hieromartyr, Archpriest New Martyr, 2000
Name meaning: Makar, from Makarius - happy
Patron Saint: Sergius of Srebryansky, archimandrite, confessor New Martyr, 2000
Meaning of the name: From various dictionaries of names Sergey - 1) clear (Latin name); 2) highly respected (also from the series of Latin names).
Name day: July 11 - St. Sergius of Valaam, wonderworker, founder.
Patron Saint: Stephen of Transfiguration, Hieromartyr, Priest New Martyr, 2000
NIKOLAY TRUBLAINI
Nikolai Trublaini was born on April 25, 1907 in the village of Olshanka, Vinnitsa region, in the family of a rural teacher and lumberjack. The boy who was destined to live a short but bright life, Nikolai Petrovich Trublaevsky, never received an education. While studying in the fifth grade, Nikolai decides to go to the front with the Red Army soldiers.
But something bad happens to him - at night he falls out of the carriage and injures both legs. Local residents pick up the guy and help him. After recovery, the little fugitive returns home. He really likes to read books. At the club, the teenager organizes a reading room and actively participates in amateur artistic activities.
When he turns sixteen, he is elected to the village council. Nikolai happily describes rural life, local events, and collects folklore. In 1925, the editors of the newspaper “Red Path” gave him a start in life, sending him to study at the All-Ukrainian journalism courses in Kharkov. After the courses, Nikolai remains in Kharkov, where he works as a correspondent for the local newspaper Izvestia.
In the winter of 1927, a young journalist, who by that time had already slightly changed his last name and was published as Trublaini, and his friend from the Izvestia newspaper, set off on a real trip to the Far East. The writer publishes his impressions of the harsh northern life under the pseudonym Gnat Zaviryukha.
The year 1930 provides the young writer with the opportunity to visit Wrangel Island in the very heart of the Arctic. It is here that his wonderful works are born: “To the Arctic through the Tropics”, “Man to the Rescue”, “F. Litke "winner of the ice." Then the great novel “Lakhtak” was published. This work introduces readers to the difficult trials of the people of the North.
Even today’s youth enjoy reading the adventure works “The Schooner Columbus,” “The Travelers,” and “The Deep Path.” This is not Gaidar; there is enough Soviet ideology in the Ukrainian’s books, but it is not so deliberate and skillfully hidden by bright adventures.
In the fall of 1941, Nikolai Trublaini was mortally wounded near the village of Kozolugovka. He was buried in the Lugansk region near Rovenki. The writer was only 34 years old. A lane, street and passage in the city of Khmelnytsky bear his name. His works are still read by boys and girls in different parts of Ukraine, because it was for them that he wrote them.
Women's name day April 5
Patron Saint: Anastasia, Martyr
Meaning of the name: The meaning of the name Anastasia is “resurrected” (Greek)
Nastenka is a name from Russian fairy tales. A girl with that name is, as it were, destined to be the most beautiful, the smartest, the most.
Patron Saint: Varvara Konkina, New Martyr, 2006
Name meaning: 1. Personality. A perfect being is the pride of the kingdom.
4. Vibration. 110,000 vibrations/s.
Patron Saint: Lydia of Illyria, martyr
Name meaning: Lydia - from Greek. names of the region in Asia Minor.
Derivatives: Lida, Lidonya, Lina, Lidulya, Lilya, Lidunya, Lidusya, Lidukha, Lidusha, Lika.
Patron saint: Pelagia, martyr
Meaning of the name: PELAGEIA - sea (Greek).
Name day: May 17 - Holy Martyr Pelageya of Tarsus, for the faith of Christ after suffering was burned in a copper bull (III century). October 21 - Holy.
Name days in April for boys and girls according to the church calendar
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The birth of a child always brings joy. What could be better than looking at a little miracle that is an extension of its parents. This baby bears the traits of both mom and dad. But besides all this, there are certain character traits and a set of qualities that are unique to him. Over the course of a lifetime, they may change, disappear, or become more firmly entrenched in his personality. Everything will depend on what circumstances and life situations come his way. But parents can make a few initial adjustments and introduce some traits into the newborn’s character. This can be done using the name. You can choose the necessary name for a girl or boy for the name day in April according to the church calendar yourself or with the help of a clergyman. To choose the right name, it is worth knowing what qualities children will have in certain months of their birth.
Born on this day
- 1622 – Vincenzo Viviani, Italian mathematician, physicist.
- 1682 – Catherine I, Russian Empress
- 1889 – Nikolai Tyulenev, agromeliorator, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, professor, corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
- 1900 – Spencer Tracy, American actor, the first to receive two Oscars in a row for best actor.
- 1937 – Colin Powell, American statesman and military leader.
- 1950 – Agnetha Fältskog, vocalist of the Swedish group ABBA.
- 1962 – Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, president and head of the Republic of Kalmykia, president of FIDE.
- 1971 – Krista Allen, American film actress and model.
- 1976 – Fernando Morientes, Spanish footballer, three-time Champions League winner with Real Madrid.
