In the world, Фёдор (Фёдор 
, Fedor 
, Fiodor 
, along with others...) is a common masculine forename. The given name Фёдор is habitual in Moldova, where it is quite a common male name, Kazakhstan, and Reunion (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Kazakhstan, Russia, and Germany. Much less frequently, Фёдор is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Фёдор | Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, United States |
| Fedor | Germany, Moldova, United States, Poland, Slovakia |
| Fiodor | Romania, Russia, Moldova, United States, Poland |
| Feodor | Germany, Romania, Russia, Moldova, United States |
| Fjodor | Germany, Russia, Italy, Serbia, United States |
| Fyodor | Germany, Russia, Belarus, United States, Israel |
| Fedya | Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Russia, United States, India |
| Fëdor | Italy |
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Фёдор is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Uncle Fyodor , the fictional character in Eduard Uspensky's works, Three from Prostokvashino; Father Fyodor , the fictional character in Ilf and Petrov's novel The Twelve Chairs; Fyodor Karamazov , the fictional character in novel The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky; Fedor Ivanovich Dolokhov , the fictional character from War and Peace and Dolokhov , the operatic character in the opera Krieg und Frieden, War and Peace, and in many other works.
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фёдор ростиславич чёрный Russian saint (1240-1299), RU (b. 1240) |
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фёдор кориатович Lithuanian noble, UA (b. 1331) |
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фёдор ольгович RU (b. 1350) |
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| фёдор константинович красный RU (b. 1300) |
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| фёдор данилович Polish noble, UA (b. 1360) |
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| фёдор любартович UA (b. 1351) |
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| чарторыйский, фёдор михайлович 1542, UA (b. 1450) |
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| фёдор васильевич курицын Russian diplomat (b. 1450) |
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фёдор иванович мстиславский Russian aristocrat and statesman, RU (b. 1500) |
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| вишневецкий, фёдор михайлович старший UA (b. 1450) |
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| янушкевич, фёдор UA (b. 1460) |
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фёдор иванович скумин-тышкевич BY (b. 1538) |
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фёдор алексеевич басманов Russian oprichnik (b. 1550) |
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фёдор i Tsar of Russia (1557-1598), RU (b. 1557) |
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| карпов, фёдор иванович RU (b. 1500) |
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