the name nikita means victor in russian.
the name nikita means victor in russian.
what does the name nikita mean in russian?
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nikitin (), or nikitina (feminine; никитина) is a common russian surname that derives from the male given name nikita and literally means "nikita's". it may refer to:









































section::::artists, musicians, authors.









































bullet::::- yevgeny nikitin (bass-baritone), bass-baritone









































bullet::::- ivan nikitich nikitin (c. 1690–1742), russian painter









































bullet::::- gury nikitin (1620–1691), russian icon painter









































bullet::::- ivan savvich nikitin (1824–1861), russian poet









































bullet::::- sergey nikitin (musician), contemporary russian composer, singer and bard









































bullet::::- tatyana nikitina, contemporary russian singer and composer (wife of musician sergey nikitin)









































bullet::::- victor ivanovich nikitin, soviet soloist with the alexandrov ensemble









































bullet::::- yuri nikitin (author), contemporary russian sci-fi writer









































section::::athletes.
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since the later 20th century, the name "nikita" has been adopted as a feminine name in some countries such as france. this development was presumably inspired by elton john's song "nikita" (whose music video portrayed a female russian border guard, presumably the nikita of the song), and the french film "nikita".









































the indian feminine name "niketā" निकेता, "nikitā" निकिता is unrelated. it comes from a sanskrit word "nikita" निकेत, "niketana" निकेतन meaning "house, habitation; temple".









































section::::people with the given name nikita.









































section::::people with the given name nikita.:slavic name.









































bullet::::- prince nikita alexandrovich of russia (1900–1974)
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