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Evdokia name day according to the church. Evdokia's name day

Short form of the name Evdokia. Evdokiya, Evdya, Evdonya, Donya, Dona, Donyakha, Donyasha, Evdosya, Dosya, Evdokha, Evdosha, Dosha, Evdunya, Dunya, Dunyara, Dunyatka, Dunyakha, Dunyasha, Evdusha, Soul, Dusya.
Synonyms for the name Evdokia. Evdokeya, Avdotya, Avdokey, Ovdotya, Eudokia.
Origin of the name Evdokia The name Evdokia is Russian, Ukrainian, Orthodox, Catholic, Greek.

The name Evdokia is of Greek origin. Formed from the name Eudokia, meaning "favor". In European languages, it is often mixed with related female name Eudoxia, meaning "blessed". The paired male name Evdokim is translated as "enjoying good fame."

The name came to Rus' from Byzantium along with Christianity. It was widespread among simple classes, but it was changed, and it began to sound like Ovdotya (Avdotya), Evdokey. In Ukraine and Belarus - Yavdokha. It was also used among the upper classes. Catholics celebrate the name day of Evdokia on March 1. Rest specified dates- This Orthodox name day Evdokia.

Evdokia is an independent and determined woman. Although it can be very difficult for her in life, she still overcomes difficulties, achieves her goal and in general can stand up for herself. However, sometimes Evdokia can, as they say, “withdraw into herself”, stop trusting people. This causes the girl great suffering. Usually, Evdokia has only one friend, to whom the girl is very attached. Evdokia is very jealous of her girlfriend, and noticeably worries any disagreements with her. However, having quarreled, the girl bearing this name is unlikely to take the first step towards reconciliation.

Evdokia has a beautiful face and figure, which makes her very attractive in the eyes of the opposite sex, and she knows it. The girl devotes a lot of time to her appearance, always following the latest fashion trends. A girl with this name is proud and impregnable, does not tolerate criticism from others. In her heart, she is very vulnerable and touchy.

The name Evdokia is rare, in Everyday life a girl is often called Dusey or Dunya, which may seem unattractive for a child. As a result, the girl will either be ashamed of her rare name, or, conversely, will seek to emphasize it, bearing in mind its unusualness. Both extremes are equally bad. Parents will need to try to balance these two aspirations, since it is best when a sense of self-confidence is combined with a need for self-affirmation. The development of a sense of humor and good self-irony in the girl can help in this. Evdokia is characterized by mobility and good nature. If nothing disturbs the pride of the girl, then she is largely characterized by optimism.

Logic is to a lesser extent inherent in Evdokia. Girls with this name live more in the heart than in the mind. Evdokia believes while she loves. In communication, she is sincere and good-natured, has a good sense of humor.

Evdokia has a sufficient margin of safety and energy to achieve success in her chosen profession. Career, most likely, will not be an obstacle to strong intra-family relationships.

In a relationship, a woman named Evdokia often takes the initiative. Men are trying to choose affectionate, soft and supple. She expects complete harmony from relationships, she needs either everything or nothing. She gets married late - her bar is too high. But in family life Evdokia is usually happy.

Name day of Evdokia

Evdokia celebrates name day on January 11, February 5, February 8, March 1, March 2, March 14, March 20, April 20, May 30, July 20, August 13, August 17, August 18, August 26, August 27, September 24 , September 28, November 16, December 23.

Notable people named Evdokia

Aelia Eudoxia ((d.404) wife of the emperor Arcadius, daughter of the commander of the Roman army Bavton)
Licinia Eudoxia ((422 - 462) daughter of the Byzantine emperor Theodosius II and Eudoxia)
Evdokia ((c. 401 - 460) before baptism - Athenaida; wife of Emperor Theodosius II. Known as a talented poetess, for some time patronized the Monophysites. She spent last years his life in Jerusalem, building churches and doing charity work.)
Evdokia of Iliopol ((d. c. 160/170) early Christian saint, revered as a martyr)
Evdokia Angelina Komnena ((c.1173 - 1211) the youngest daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Alexei III, niece of Emperor Isaac II Angel, cousin of Emperor Alexei IV Angel)
Evdokia Dmitrievna ((1353 - 1407) daughter of the Grand Duke of Suzdal Dmitry Konstantinovich, wife of the Grand Duke of Moscow Dmitry Ivanovich. Known for her charity. Also known as the Monk Euphrosyne of Moscow (in monasticism); in 2007, the 600th anniversary of her repose was celebrated, in commemoration of which On August 21 of the same year, a new award of the Russian Orthodox Church was established - the Order of St. Euphrosyne of Moscow.)
Evdokia Nagaya ((d.1597) princess, first wife of the specific staritsky prince Vladimir Andreevich, wife of prince Vladimir, cousin of Tsar Ivan IV)
Devorra (in the world - Evdokia Naryshkina, nee Hamilton; figure of the Old Believers, aunt of Tsaritsa Natalya Kirillovna, wife of the Duma nobleman Fyodor Naryshkin, niece of Artamon Matveev's wife Evdokia Hamilton (thanks to this marriage, Natalya was brought up in Matveev's house, where she was looked after by the king). Researchers believe that her life in the Arzamas district had a significant impact on the spread of the Old Believers in the Nizhny Novgorod province. Local Old Believers kept the memory of her at least until the end of the 19th century. Her place of residence was called "Tsaritsyn" or "Devorrin" and enjoyed great honor among the Old Believers, and Devorra herself was considered a saint by them.)
Evdokia Feodorovna ((1669 - 1731) nee - Lopukhina, at birth - Praskovya Illarionovna, monastic Elena; queen, first wife of Peter I (1689-1698), mother of Tsarevich Alexei, the last Russian queen and the last reigning equal non-foreign wife of the Russian monarch)
Evdokia Istomina ((1799 - 1848) the legendary dancer of the St. Petersburg Ballet. A pupil of the theater school, a student of Charles-Louis Didelot, sung by Pushkin in Eugene Onegin. Istomina enjoyed the greatest success in the ballets Zephyr and Flora, The African Lion ( 1818), Caliph of Baghdad, Euthymius and Eucharis, Roland and Morgan, Lisa and Colin (1820), Lelia of Narbonne, etc.)
Evdokia Rostopchina ((1811/1812 - 1858) nee - Sushkova; countess, Russian poetess, translator, playwright and prose writer)
Evdokia Saburova ((d. 1614 or 1619/1620) in tonsure - nun Alexandra; first wife of Tsarevich Ivan, daughter-in-law of Ivan the Terrible. Exiled to a monastery a year after the wedding.)
Evdokia Zavaliy ((1924 - 2010) the only woman - commander of a platoon of marines during the Great Patriotic War, guard colonel)
Evdokia Grekhova ((1907 - 1992) agricultural innovator, livestock foreman of the Karavaevo breeding farm of the Kostroma district of the Kostroma region, twice Hero of Socialist Labor (1948, 1951))
Evdokia (Yavdokha) Share (real name - Verkhovinets-Kosteva; Ukrainian Soviet actress)
Evdokia Ivanova ((1810 - 1905) married - Sokolova; Russian theater dramatic actress, opera singer (soprano))
Evdokia Bocharova ((1913 - 1982) nee - Karabut, after her first husband - Bershanskaya; Soviet pilot, participant in the Great Patriotic War, commander of the 46th Guards Night Bomber Regiment)
Evdokia Marchenko (writer and poetess, member of the Writers' Union of Russia)
Evdokia (Eda) Urusova ((1908 - 1996) Soviet actress, star of the Yermolova Theater, People's Artist of Russia. Hereditary Princess. She became famous in the cinema in the roles of Charskaya ("The Casket of Mary Medici") and Agnessa Ivanovna ("Courier").)
Evdokia Turchaninova ((1870 - 1963) Russian and Soviet theater actress, People's Artist of the USSR (1943), winner of two Stalin Prizes of the first degree (1943, 1948))
Evdokia Orlova-Chesmenskaya ((1761 - 1786) nee - Lopukhina; wife of Count Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov, mother of the chamber-maid of honor Anna Alekseevna Orlova)
Evdokia Aleshina ((1915 - 2000) team leader of the seed-growing collective farm "Svoboda" of the Puchezhsky district of the Ivanovo region)
Evdokia Nosal ((1918 - 1943) deputy squadron commander of the 46th Guards Night Bomber Aviation Regiment of the 218th Night Bomber Aviation Division of the 4th Air Army of the North Caucasian Front, guard junior lieutenant)
Evdokia Kadi (Cypriot singer who represented her country in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008 with the song "Femme Fatale")
Evdokia Ingerina ((c. 840 - 882) Byzantine empress, daughter of a Varangian warrior from the imperial guard, concubine of Emperor Michael III of Byzantium)

Other

January 11
February 5th
March 14 and 20
20 April
May 25 and 30
June 5
July 20
August 17, 18, 26 and 27
September 24 and 28
November 16
December 23

The meaning and characteristics of the name Evdokia

This name came to the Slavic countries from Byzantium, and is translated from ancient Greek as "gratitude" or "goodwill."

A girl with this name is mischievous, stubborn, capricious, and parents sometimes with great difficulty manage to calm her down.

At the same time, little Evdokia is very curious and inquisitive, thanks to which she studies well at school, attends numerous circles, and participates in various cultural events.

At the same time, despite the rather strong character, the girl is easily vulnerable and touchy, which parents should not forget about when educating her.

Adult Evdokia is still touchy, at the same time - decisive and independent. She begins to understand that in relation to strangers, whims will not achieve much, and she becomes more practical, stubborn, purposeful.

When choosing a spouse, the girl pays attention to whether the man will be able to provide for her, since Evdokia prefers to engage in her hobby than making money.

It cannot be said that she is a very neat hostess - she cleans the house with reluctance, but she knows how to cook perfectly, which always pleases her household.

Congratulations for Evdokia on the name day in verse

1.
Evdokia, our dear,
We want to congratulate you
Happy holiday the most important -
Happy angel day!

Whether it's work or leisure
Career, personal life,
Everywhere in everything be only the best,
And only strive for the best!

2.
Evdokia, dear, accept congratulations!
May you be lucky in life, and May rages in your soul!
Stay optimistic, remember - life is given one!
How to love - so without looking back, if you drink - so drink to the bottom!

SMS congratulations to Evdokia on a birthday

1.
Be beautiful like a goddess, be proud like a princess!
Be slim, like a figurine, and desirable - like candy!

2.
Evdokia, may everything succeed and all dreams come true!
I wish you inspiration, happy days and warmth!

The name Evdokia appeared in Byzantium, it was formed from the word "eudocia", which means "good will" in ancient Greek. In Rus', the name Evdokia gained its distribution along with Christianity. Ordinary people changed the name, it began to sound differently - Avdotya. The saint - the patroness of this name - the venerable martyr Evdokia, Grand Duchess of Moscow. She was baptized, then renounced wealth, dedicated herself to God and received the gift of miracles.

In early childhood, Evdokia is mischievous and stubborn; she usually does not obey her mother and grandmother, only her father, whom she fears and respects. This girl is easily offended, capricious, and it is difficult to calm her down. Little Evdokia is very inquisitive, even curious, she needs to know everything, to see everything. She is cunning and inventive, this girl is constantly born some ideas. Evdokia is capable, learns easily and with interest, but is restless and therefore not always among the first. Evdokia is kind, economic, caring, soft and compliant. She always tries to avoid conflicts, as she does not like to quarrel.

Fate: Evdokia has a pleasant appearance and is very proud of it. Evdokia values her family very much, she tries to create a warm spiritual atmosphere in her house.

The Saints: Evdokia Iliopolskaya (name day March 14), Evdokia Moscow (name day May 30, July 20).

Day of Angel Evdokia

The name Evdokia is of Greek origin. Formed from the name Eudokia, meaning "favor". In European languages, it is often confused with the related female name Eudoxia, meaning "blessed". The paired male name Evdokim is translated as "enjoying good fame."

The name came to Rus' from Byzantium along with Christianity. It was widespread among simple classes, but it was changed, and it began to sound like Ovdotya (Avdotya), Evdokey. In Ukraine and Belarus - Yavdokha. It was also used among the upper classes. Catholics celebrate the name day of Evdokia on March 1. The remaining dates indicated are the Orthodox name days of Evdokia.

The name Evdokia is rare, in everyday life a girl is often called Dusey or Dunya, which may seem unattractive for a child. As a result, the girl will either be embarrassed by her rare name, or, conversely, will strive to emphasize it, meaning her unusualness. Both extremes are equally bad. Parents will need to try to balance these two aspirations, since it is best when a sense of self-confidence is combined with a need for self-affirmation. The development of a sense of humor and good self-irony in the girl can help in this.

Evdokia is characterized by mobility and good nature. If nothing disturbs the pride of the girl, then she is largely characterized by optimism. Logic is to a lesser extent inherent in Evdokia. Girls with this name live more in the heart than in the mind. Evdokia believes while she loves. In communication, she is sincere and good-natured, has a good sense of humor. Evdokia has a sufficient margin of safety and energy to achieve success in her chosen profession.

Career, most likely, will not be an obstacle to strong intra-family relationships. In a relationship, a woman named Evdokia often takes the initiative. Men are trying to choose affectionate, soft and supple. She expects complete harmony from relationships, she needs either everything or nothing. She gets married late - her bar is too high. But on the other hand, in family life, Evdokia is usually happy.

Evdokia Name day according to the Church Calendar

January 11 - Evdokia (Guseva), mts. /novomuch./; Evdokia (Nazina), mts. /novomuch./
February 5 - Evdokia (Kuzminova), promts., novice / novomuch. /
February 13 - Evdoksia Kanopskaya, mts.
March 14 - Evdokia (Arkhipova), prmts. /novomuch./; Evdokia Iliopolskaya, priest, abbess
March 20 - Evdokia (Sinitsyna), prmts. /novomuch./
April 20 - Evdokia (Pavlova), priest, novice / novomuch. /
May 30 - Evdokia (in the nuns Euphrosyne) of Moscow, Grand Duchess
July 20 - Evdokia (in the nuns Euphrosyne) of Moscow, Grand Duchess
August 17 - Evdokia (Oia) Roman, Persian, prmts.
August 18 - Evdokia (Shikova), mts. /novomuch./
August 26 - Eudoxia of Constantinople, Empress
August 27 - Evdokia (Perevoznikova), promts., nun / novomuch. /
September 24 - Evdokia (Oia) Roman, Persian, prmts.
September 28 - Evdokia (Tkachenko), promts., nun / novomuch. /
November 16 - Evdokia (Safronova), mts. /novomuch./
December 23 - Evdokia (Martishkina), mts. /novomuch./

Holy Martyr Evdokia was a Samaritan woman, originally from the city of Iliopol, Phenicia, Lebanon. Pagan wickedness pushed her away from the good path, and she led a sinful life for a long time. Her soul was dead, her heart hardened.

One day at midnight, Evdokia woke up and heard behind the wall, in the other half of the house where the Christian lived, prayer singing and reading Holy Scripture, which spoke of both eternal bliss prepared for the righteous and retribution awaiting sinners. The grace of God touched the heart of Evdokia, and she realized that it was the sins she had committed that lay like a burden on her soul.

In the morning, Evdokia hurried to call a man to her, prayer rule heard at night. It was Elder Herman, returning from a pilgrimage to holy places to his monastery. Evdokia listened to the instructions of the elder for a long time, and her soul seemed to come to life and was filled with joy and love for Christ. She asked Elder Herman to come to her in a few days, and she shut herself up in the house and in repentance devoted herself to fasting and prayer.

Elder Herman invited the presbyter, and after the test and announcement, Evdokia accepted holy baptism from Bishop Theodotos of Iliopol. Having distributed all her possessions to the poor, she retired to a monastery and took upon herself the most severe feats of repentance. The Lord forgave the repentant sinner and endowed her with grace-filled spiritual gifts.

Once, when she was already the abbess of the monastery, a young pagan Philostratus appeared in the monastery. Fueled by an impure passion, he entered the monastery under the guise of a monk and began to persuade the Monk Evdokia to return to Iliopol to begin her former life again. “God of vengeance forbid you,” Evdokia answered with anger, and the false monk fell down dead. Fearing that what had happened would be considered a murder, the sisters intensified their prayer and asked the Lord to reveal His will to them.

The Lord Himself appeared in a dream to St. Evdokia and said: “Arise, Evdokia, kneel down, pray, and your tempter will rise.” And through the prayer of Evdokia, Philostratus came to life. The pagan brought back to life begged the reverend to forgive him. Having received holy Baptism, he withdrew to Iliopol. Since then, he never forgot the mercy of God shown to him, and embarked on the path of repentance.

It wasn't long before another test followed. The inhabitants of Iliopol reported to the ruler Aurelian that, having adopted Christianity, Evdokia allegedly hid her wealth in the monastery. Aurelian sent a detachment of soldiers to seize these imaginary treasures. However, for three days the soldiers tried in vain to approach the walls of the monastery: the invisible power of God guarded it. Aurelian again sent soldiers to the monastery, this time led by his son. But on the very first day of the journey, the son of Aurelian badly injured his leg and soon died. Then Philostratus advised Aurelian to write to Saint Eudoxia, begging her to revive the young man. And the Lord, in His infinite mercy, through the prayers of Saint Eudoxia, brought the young man back to life. Having witnessed a great miracle, Aurelian and his neighbors believed in Christ and were baptized.

When the persecution of Christians intensified, the Monk Eudokia was seized and brought to torment before the ruler Diogenes. The warlord Diodorus, who tortured her, received news of the sudden death of his wife Firmina. In desperation, he rushed to Saint Eudoxia with a request to pray for the deceased. The venerable martyr, filled with great faith, turned to God with a prayer and asked Him to return Firmina to life. Convinced with their own eyes of the power and goodness of the Lord, Diodorus and Diogenes believed in Christ and after a while were baptized with their families. The Monk Evdokia lived for some time in the house of Diodorus and enlightened the newly converted Christians.

Once the only son of a certain widow, working in the garden, was stung by a snake and died. The mother mourned her dead son bitterly. Upon learning of her grief, Saint Eudoxia said to Diodorus: “The time has come for you, too, to show your faith in Almighty God, Who hears the prayers of penitent sinners and, in His mercy, fulfills their petitions.”

Diodorus was embarrassed, not considering himself worthy of such boldness before God, but, obeying Saint Eudoxia, he prayed and in the Name of Christ commanded the dead man to get up. In front of everyone present, the young man came to life.

The Monk Evdokia returned to her monastery, where she labored for 56 years.

After the death of Diogenes, Vincent, a cruel persecutor of Christians, became the ruler. Learning about the fearless confessor Christian faith he ordered her to be executed. On March 1 (c. 160-170) the holy venerable martyr was beheaded.

The name Evdokia is a name of Greek origin and derived from the word εὐδοκία, which translates as "favor". Linguists argue that the most likely the meaning of the name Evdokia is "favored". At least, it was in this context that the name was used by the ancient Greeks. The name has become widespread, because it is revered by both Orthodox and Catholics. However, in Lately this name is increasingly falling into disuse.

The name Evdokia has paired male names. These are the names of Evdoky and Evdokim. Male names has a similar meaning, because the version of origin with the name Evdokia is the same for them. Even from the names of Evdokia and Evdokim came such folk forms as Avdotya and Avdokim. The name Avdotya has not yet fallen into disuse, although it is used quite rarely.

The meaning of the name Evdokia for a girl

Little Evdokia is a rather complicated child. She is proud, touchy and capricious, but most importantly, she does not recognize authorities at all. Evdokia always acts in her own way. This of course will cause a lot of problems for parents, but do not despair. Evdokia is a kind girl, although only those whom Evdokia trusts see this. She does not like to do good deeds for show, as many children do. You can also note her independence. She does not like to be helped, so parents should not insist on help without unnecessary need. Let better way trial and error will come to the right conclusions. Just try to make this experience as painless as possible.

Evdokia studies quite well, although she often has problems with teachers. She is a capable girl, but too demanding of teachers. This may affect her attitude to a particular subject, but in principle it will not change her attitude to learning. She is very proud and considers herself unworthy of receiving low grades.

The girl's health cannot be called strong, but it is not weak either. This is some kind of "golden mean", because she still gets sick less often than many others. The weak point of her health is a tendency to be overweight and problems with the spine. She should move more and watch her posture. And of course, you should not neglect preventive measures.

Abbreviated name Evdokia

Evdonya, Evdosya, Evdokha, Evdosha, Evdunya, Evdusha, Eva, Doka, Dosha, Doha

Diminutive names

Evdokia, Evdokiechka, Evdokienka.

Name Evdokia for a passport- EVDOKIIA, according to the machine transliteration rules adopted in Russia in 2006.

Translation of the name Evdokia into other languages

in Belarusian - Eўdakiya
in Bulgarian - Evdokia
in Greek - Ευδοκία
in Italian - Eudosia
in Latin - Eudocia
in German - Eudokia
in Polish - Eudoksja and Ewdokia
in Serbian - Jevdokia
in Ukrainian - Evdokiya

Church name Evdokia(V Orthodox faith) remains unchanged - Evdokia.

Characteristics of the name Evdokia

As she grows older, Evdokia does not change much in character. She is still sharp and proud, but as before, this is only an external manifestation. Behind her independent and strong character is a vulnerable and kind nature. Evdokia is very kind and sympathetic, but does not like to demonstrate it. At the same time, it is worth noting that Evdokia will not allow all sorts of villains to use her kindness. If she finds out about the deception, she will simply delete the person from her life. She has a fairly wide circle of communication, but this communication is very superficial. Evdokia communicates somewhat distantly and coldly. A very limited circle of people knows what Evdokia really is.

Evdokia does not particularly like to work, although she knows how to do it. She is quite successful in her profession, but as soon as the opportunity arises, she will immediately quit her job. This leaves a certain imprint on her work activity. She is rarely talented in her profession, although she achieves serious success with her perseverance and diligence.

Evdokia's family life is usually successful, although from the outside she may seem far from an ideal wife. Evdokia devotes more time to family leisure, and sacrifices housework. She and her husband often try to "go out", go for walks and generally have a good time outside the home. It is worth noting that Evdokia tries to avoid conflicts at home and is much more tolerant than in ordinary life.

The secret of the name Evdokia

The secret of Evdokia can be called her serious attitude towards deception. She will never forgive deceit and use of herself, no matter for what good purposes it was done. Often, Evdokia even finds an opportunity to avenge such an attitude towards herself. And she does not do it right away, but waits for the right moment. She will present such a lesson that the offender will certainly remember him for a long time.

Planet- Jupiter.

Zodiac sign- Fish.

totem animal- Seal.

Name color- Blue.

Tree- Willow.

Plant- Violet.

Stone- Turquoise.