The Meaning Of The Name Ravil

Short form of the name Ravil. Ravi.

Synonyms for the name Ravil. Ravil.

The origin of the name Ravil. The name Ravil is Tatar, Jewish.

The name Ravil has several versions of its origin. According to the first, of Jewish origin, the name Ravil means "God is his friend."

Also, the name Ravil is widespread among the Tatars and Bashkirs. According to the second version, this name has a Muslim origin, the name Ravil appeared by a phonetic transformation of the name Rail. From the Tatar language, the name Ravil has different versions of the translation. According to the first version, the name Ravil means "young man", according to the second - "wanderer", and also, according to the third version - "spring sun". The feminine form of this name is Ravil, Ravilina.

A boy named Ravil is growing up as a rather smart and attentive child. He happily fulfills the instructions of adults. The boy does not always take a direct part in games with his peers, he prefers to watch them.

"Winter" Ravil stands out among others for his courage and ingenuity. He often behaves too emotionally, fighting for justice and trying to help the defenseless. The owner of this name emerges victorious even from the most difficult situations. He is purposeful and sociable, in case of conflicts he tries to go to a meeting. In life, he strives to do a lot. These qualities help Ravil in building his career.

“Summer” owners of this name are constantly making plans for the future, planning a lot. A well-developed intuition helps to solve any problems. They are independent in everything. Any failure is taken very seriously. Despite this, Ravil will never give up, he will always continue to move on towards his goal.

Balance and self-discipline are the main qualities of the "autumn" Ravil. He loves to be in the spotlight and to have power over others. He can behave very persistently, sometimes give vent to his emotions and flare up. Moreover, a man with this name is always honest, you can rely on him in any business.

Ravil's birthday

Ravil does not celebrate his name day.

Famous people named Ravil

• Ravil Galiulin, Ravil Vagyiz uly Galiullin ((1940 - 2010) Russian scientist-crystallographer, laureate of the E. S. Fedorov Prize (1998))
• Ravil Martynov ((1946 - 2004) Russian conductor and music teacher; chief conductor of the St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra and the Rostov Academic Symphony Orchestra, Professor of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2000))
• Ravil Gainutdin (Gainutdinov), Ravil Ismegyil uly Gainetdinev ((born 1959) sheikh, chairman of the Presidium of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the European part of Russia, chairman of the Council of Muftis of Russia. Ethnic Tatar. Member of the Public Chamber.)
• Ravil Aitkaliev ((born 1956) is a Kazakh writer who writes in Russian. A political scientist by education, he studied the problems of potential ethnic conflicts in Kazakhstan.)
• Ravil Aryapov ((born 1948) Soviet footballer, coach; forward and midfielder of Krylia Sovetov, the best scorer in the history of the club)
• Ravil Sabitov ((born 1968) Russian football coach, former Soviet and Russian footballer, defender)
• Ravil Geniatulin ((born 1955) Russian statesman, governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory since 2008)
• Ravil Muratov, Ravil Fatykh uly Moratov ((born 1949) Russian politician, First Deputy Prime Minister of Tatarstan)
• Ravil Bikbaev ((born 1938) Bashkir poet, literary critic, deputy, Chairman of the Committee on Education, Science, Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs of the State Assembly - Kurultai of the Republic of Bashkortostan. People's Poet of Bashkortostan (1992), Doctor of Philology (1996), Professor, Honored Scientist of the Republic of Bashkortostan (1992), Honored Worker of Culture of the Chuvash Republic, Honorary Citizen of the city of Ufa (1999), Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Bashkortostan (2009). One of the authors of the Anthem of the Republic of Bashkortostan.)
• Ravil Sabirov (Tatar scientist, figure of Tatar science and culture)
• Ravil Migranov ((born 1941) Russian marathon athlete, world champion among veterans in cross-country (2007), winner of international marathons in Omsk, Moscow, St. Petersburg in his age group)
• Ravil Bakhtiyarov ((1926 - 2001) fitter and welder of the Nefteprovodmontazh trust, Hero of Socialist Labor)
• Ravil Cherdabaev ((born 1940) statesman and public figure of Kazakhstan, publicist)
• Ravil Bukharaev ((born 1951) poet, prose writer, playwright, journalist and translator)
• Ravil Nizametdinov ((1929 - 1993) head of agricultural production)
• Ravil Isyanov ((born 1962) American film actor of Russian origin, Tatar by nationality)
• Ravil Gusmanov ((born 1972) Russian hockey player, Honored Master of Sports of Russia (2002))
• Ravil Urusov ((born 1952) Russian businessman of Uzbek origin)