Need a suggestion for a girl name that works in multiple languages

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sascha/Sasha

Actively a boys' name in Russian.

Isn't Sasha a nickname for both Alexander and Alexandra in Russian, the way Alex is in English?

In Europe, Sasha is a man's name. It is probably turning into a girls' name in the same way that other traditionally boy names have, such as Courtney, Ashley, Dana, and Beverley.

So what is the traditional Russian nickname for Alexandra?

[Anonymous]

I would avoid anything that ends in E because in German, they pronounce that E, so Simone would be See-moh-neh. Also be wary of names like Clara that would be Claire-ah in English but Clah-rah in Europe. Someone recommended Eva, but that would be Ee-vah in English, but Ay-vah in other languages. Even Ella would be El-lah vs. Ay-lah.

Your best bet is something like Maria or Nina that others have recommended.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Eva

Eeevah or Ay-vah?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nina, Anna

Ann-ah or Ah-na?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sara

Say-rah or Sah-rah?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The languages are English, Russian, German and Italian

I would choose a Russian name - Anya, Katarina, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sara

+1. Super easy and translatable into nearly every language. Love it

[Anonymous]

Maya
Rebecca

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nadia

Op here. I like this!

[Anonymous]

Natasha

[Anonymous]

Mary

[Anonymous]

Julia. Spelling is different but pronunciation is the same.

[Anonymous]

Victoria
Laura/Lara
Elena

[Anonymous]

Maria
Elena
Julia
Anna
Sophia
Nina
Clara
Lucia
Talia

[Anonymous]

Susanna