Given name · Belarusian
Генадзь
Генадзь (Hjenádzʹ) is a masculine given name from Ancient Greek. It is used in Belarusian.
BelarusianWritten in Cyrillic script. In English: Hjenadzʹ.
Meaning & origin
Генадзь’s family of names
In Belarusian usage, Генадзь has a transliteration in Hjenadzʹ. In Belarusian usage, Генадзь can be written in the Roman alphabet as Hjenádzʹ. In Belarusian usage, Генадзь was borrowed from the Ancient Greek form Γεννάδιος.
Inner ring: spellings · outer: across languages.
Spellings & scripts 2
The same name written differently, including transliterations into other scripts.
Across languages 5
Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
People named Генадзь
- Hienadz BuraukinBelarusian poet, diplomat and journalist (1936–2014)
- Gennadiy ValyukevichSoviet athlete (1958–2019)
- Gennady DavydkoBelarusian actor, journalist and politicianborn 1955
- Hienadź KarpienkaBelarusian scientist and politician (1949-1999)
- Gennady GrushevoyBelarusian philosopher (1950-2014)
- Gennady MozheykoBelarusian journalistborn 1982
- Henadz HarbukSoviet and Belarusian actor (1934-2018)
- Hienadź (Genadiusz) SzymanowskiPolish economist1891–1981
- Hienadź CitovičBelarusian soviet conductor and musicologist (1910—1986)
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