Meaning, origin and history of the name Yeva

Gender Feminine

Scripts Ева(Russian) Єва(Ukrainian) Եվա(Armenian)

Pronounced Pron. /ˈje.və/(Russian) /jɛ.ˈvɑ/(Armenian) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Russian, Ukrainian and Armenian form of Eve.

VariantsEva(Russian) Eva(Armenian)

Other Languages & CulturesHawa(Arabic) Həvva(Azerbaijani) Eve(Biblical) Eua(Biblical Greek) Chawwa(Biblical Hebrew) Eva(Biblical Latin) Eva(Bulgarian) Khava(Chechen) Eva(Croatian) Eva(Czech) Eva, Evy(Danish) Eva, Eef, Eefje, Evi, Evy(Dutch) Eva, Eve, Ava, Avah, Aviana, Avianna, Eveleen, Evie, Evvie(English) Eeva, Eva, Eve, Eevi(Estonian) Eva(Faroese) Eeva, Eevi(Finnish) Éva, Ève(French) Eva(Georgian) Eva, Evi(German) Eva, Evi(Greek) Hauwa, Hauwa'u(Hausa) Chava, Hava(Hebrew) Éva, Évike(Hungarian) Eva(Icelandic) Khava(Ingush) Éabha(Irish) Eva(Italian) Ieva, Evita(Latvian) Ieva(Lithuanian) Eva(Macedonian) Eva, Evy(Norwegian) Ewa(Polish) Eva(Portuguese) Eva(Romanian) Eva(Slovak) Eva(Slovene) Hawo, Xaawo(Somali) Eva, Evelia, Evita(Spanish) Hawa(Swahili) Eva, Evy(Swedish) Havva(Turkish) Efa(Welsh) Awa, Haoua(Western African)

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