Forename Николай

In the entire world, Николай (Николай , Nikolay , Nikolai , among others...) is a prevalent masculine first name. The first name Николай is characteristic of Russia, where it is a prevalent masculine name, Kazakhstan, and Bulgaria, where it is a common male name (explore the name in all countries). Very seldom, Николай is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fish Николай is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Николай

name Mikolaj, name Nicos, name Nicolaj, name Onishchuk, name Mikola, name Mykola, name Nicolay, name Nickolay, name Nicolo, name Nicolaes, name Mikuláš, name Nicolás, name N., name Mikalojus, name Iwanowytsch, name Mikołaj, name Nikolái, name Danilovitsj, name Niels, name Danilovich, name Nikola, name Niccolò, name Miklós, name Nikolaï, name Mikalai, name Mikalaj, name Mykoła, name Nicola, name Kempf, name Nicolau, name Nicolino, name Ніколай, name Grigorievich, name Nicolò, name Nikolai, name Nicolae, name Maksimovich, name Nikitich, name Mikławš, name Nikolajs, name Nicolao, name Nicolas, name Niko, name Lwowitsch, name Nikolaj, name Abraham, name Nicolaus, name Miklavž, name Niilo, name Mihajlovics, name Nicu, name Karlovich, name Maximowitsch, name Nicolaas, name Nikolai, Nikolaj, name Николай, name Anatoljewitsch, name Mikałaj, name Antonovich, name Nicolai, name Мікалай, name Mikalay, name Georgijewitsch, name Nikolay, name Miklos, name Nickel, name Nicholas

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Николай	Germany, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia
Nikolay, Nicolai, Nikolaj, Mykola, Nikolai	Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, Russia, Denmark
Mikołaj	Germany, Spain, United States, Poland, Denmark
Nicolay	Germany, Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia, Denmark
Nicolaj	Germany, Spain, United States, Romania, Denmark
Мікалай	Ukraine, Belarus
Nikolajs	Germany, Spain, United States, Russia, Romania
Mikola	Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, United States, Russia
Nickolay	Germany, Bulgaria, Israel, United States, Russia
Ніколай	Ukraine
Nikolaï	Italy, Russia, France
Onishchuk	Italy, Belarus, Russia, United States, Poland
Nikolái	Peru

First names said to be same

Abraham, Anatoljewitsch, Antonovich, Danilovich, Danilovitsj, Georgijewitsch, Grigorievich, Iwanowytsch, Karlovich, Kempf, Lwowitsch, Maksimovich, Maximowitsch, Mihajlovics, Mikalai, Mikalaj, Mikalay, Mikalojus, Mikałaj, Miklavž, Miklos, Miklós, Mikolaj, Mikuláš, Mikławš, Mykoła, N., Niccolò, Nicholas, Nickel, Nicola, Nicolaas, Nicolae, Nicolaes, Nicolao, Nicolas, Nicolau, Nicolaus, Nicolino, Nicolo, Nicolás, Nicolò, Nicos, Nicu, Niels, Niilo, Nikitich, Niko, Nikola, Nikolai, Nikolaj,

First name Николай in the context

Николай is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Николай Петрович Кирсанов , character in Fathers and Sons; Nick Wilde , the Zootopia character; Николай Николаевич Мирза-Булат-Тугановский , character in The Bracelet of Garnets; Nick Fury , the fictional character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Avengers: Infinity War and Nicholai Zinoviev , the fictional character from the video game series Resident Evil, Resident Evil 3, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	николай святоша monk of Kiev Pechersk Lavra, UA (b. 1080)
	николай «рыжий» радзивилл Great Hetman of Lithuania (1512-1584), BY (b. 1512)
	радзивилл, николай Polish-Lithuanian noble, BY (b. 1546)
	николай потоцкий UA (b. 1517)
	пац, николай стефан Polish bishop, BY (b. 1623)
	струсь, николай Polish noble, UA (b. 1577)
	чарторыйский, николай ежи Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth noble and politician, UA (b. 1585)
	торосович, николай Armenian Catholic archbishop of Lviv, UA (b. 1605)
	кисель, николай UA (b. 1605)
	николай павлович дилецкий Baroque Russian-Ukrainian composer and music theorist, UA (b. 1630)
	корф, николай андреевич LV (b. 1710)
	тышкевич, николай михайлович Lithuanian nobleman, LT (b. 1721)
	николай никитич поповский Russian poet, RU (b. 1730)
	николай репнин Russian Field Marshal and politician (1734-1801), RU (b. 1734)
	николай иванович салтыков Field Marshal of Russia, RU (b. 1736)