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Stephen in Russian

Stephen in Russian is Стефа́н, Степа́н, Сти́вен — Stephen means a male given name of Greek origin, meaning "crown.".

Stephen in Russian

Стефа́н
proper noun
Pronounced: Stefan
(biblical character) The first Christian martyr.
Степа́н
proper noun
Pronounced: Stepan
Сти́вен
proper noun
Pronounced: Stiven

What does "Stephen" mean?

  1. name A male given name of Greek origin, meaning "crown."
    "Stephen was named after his grandfather."

Stephen in a sentence

  • Stephen was named after his grandfather.

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "Stephen" in Russian?

"Stephen" in Russian is Стефа́н, Степа́н, Сти́вен. Stephen means: A male given name of Greek origin, meaning "crown."

How do you pronounce Стефа́н?

"Stephen" in Russian is Стефа́н, pronounced "Stefan".

How do you use "Stephen" in a sentence?

Example: "Stephen was named after his grandfather." In Russian, "Stephen" is Стефа́н, Степа́н, Сти́вен.

Are there other ways to say "Stephen" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Stephen": Стефа́н, Степа́н, Сти́вен.

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