Although the name Lara is popular in Russia it has Latin origin and has a few meanings. Its meaning is "protection". From "Lares", referring to the individual gods of Roman households, the protectors of home and fields. Also possibly (Latin) "cheerful, famous. It may also be traced to the Greek Larissa. Don't be mistaken for taking the meaning for Laura as the meanings are completely different. And please if you ever know any one named Lara don't call her Laura because that happens very often to people named Lara. PS(who ever wrote this I added the last sentence and the first IT i changed it because it said ''ts''.):D :) it also means famous or shining i think in latin.
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One of the most famous rulers of the Russian Empire
Martín Acosta y Lara died in 2005.
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The name Lara is Russian/Latin (Eastern European) and it means 'shining star' or 'Famous'.
The name Lara is Russian/Latin (Eastern European) and it means 'shining star' or 'Famous'.
I use a hairbrush to keep my hair neat and untangled.
Tatiana is one of the most common Russian names.
Daughter of a Tsar (Russian king) is called Tsarevna (Царевна). After the middle of the 18th century, the term has been changed to Velikaya Kniaginya (Grand Princess - Великая Княгиня). And if you just want the literal translation of "russian princess", it is "русская принцесса", but it won't have the same meaning.
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Yes there was a Russian princess named Serena. She had long blonde hair and blue eyes. She was very beautiful and kind. Everyone loved her very much.
The Machkevitch family. Alexander Machkevitch is a russian entrepreneur, based mostly in Kazakhstan.
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Lana Antonova goes by Russian Princess.