i'm all for greco latin and slavonic but you seem rather autistic on the subject

How?

it's pretty larpy for people to abandon their own culture and adopt names from another

without at least translating them

Orthodoxy is my culture

i.e. a frenchman using "Mathieu" instead of heeb "mattiyahu"

Andronicus is the name of a Saint

This is probably going to sound like a stupid question

But can only monks perform Hesychasm?

@Arkona 92 name your son Tornike

Very Gruzin name

lol

I'll name my daughter Ketevan

Ketevan or Nino

Name her Eudokia

name your son Ahmet

For son name him Levan, Tornike, or Irakli

Most Georgian names ever

I'll name my son Ahmed as well

Nino, Tamar, Ketevan, Mari

What is the etymology of Levan? Reminds me of Turkish Levent

Name him Anicetus

@Arkona 92 There is a saint named Ahmed that converted from Islam
https://orthodoxwiki.org/Ahmed_the_Calligrapher

I know

@Byzas idk I have a friend named Levan

Ngl I considered taking Ahmet briefly

The other Gruzin ik is Jacob but we call him Koba

It's in my Lives of the Martyred saints of the Turkish yokr

WE WUZ AHMED

What about Digenes

I'll name my daughter Tugçe

Tfw no saint mehmet

It's an actual Turkish name

After Digenes Akritas

Saint Ismael
https://oca.org/saints/lives/2010/06/17/101745-martyr-ismael-of-persia

My kids will probably end up with germanized or frankized biblical names

I'm going to name my first born Constantine/Constantia

Once I take over North Korea and Manchuria and reform Goguryeo but under the Orthodox state religion I will introduce Christian names

@Deleted User Even if it's a girl?

Korean traditional names are generally 2 syllables

@Mr. Byzantium I'll name her Constantia