Oksanna

Of Slavic and Russian origin, the name Oksanna is as lyrical as it is sweet. Typically feminine, it offers a subtle nod to faith with its definition of “praise God.” It is composed of the Old Greek element xénos meaning “welcoming” and “stranger,” and got its meaning from an early Eastern Christian tradition. Oksanna is often associated with Saint Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, known for her generosity and selflessness. Oksanna is also thought to mean “dawn,” helping to remind baby that each day brings about a fresh start and endless possibilities.