The Meaning Of The Name Rada

The short form of the name is Rada. Radonka, Radochka, Radka, Ada, Adya, Gladusya.

Synonyms for the name Rada. Joy, Ariadna, Radislav, Radmila, Radomir, Radan, Radosvet, Radoslav, Radostin.

The origin of the name Rada. The name Rada is Russian, Slavic, Muslim.

The name Rada is a Slavic name, meaning "merry". There is a version that in the USSR this name received a new interpretation, revolutionary, formed from the two words "Rabochaya + Democracy".

The name Rada is used as a diminutive form of some female (Joy, Ariadna, Radislav, Radmil, Radomir, Radan, Radosvet, Radoslav, Radostin) and male names (Milorad, Radislav, Radomir). The short address of Hell is also an independent name.

There is also the Muslim name Rada, which has several translation options. The most widespread version of the translation is considered "beautiful girl", in a meaning close to the concepts of "slender, graceful", but there is also a version - "strong wind, whirlwind".

Since childhood, the girl Rada always strives to be the first among the best. She is an unrivaled leader and does not recognize competition, but does not clash to prove her superiority. She is more likely to channel her energies in a more constructive direction. Rada feels responsible for her family, so she tries to organize her life as best as possible.

These girls have a very good memory, musical and literary talents are manifested, so in the future they are more inclined to humanitarian professions.

Vulnerability and sensitivity are characteristic of summer representatives. Sometimes Rada can get lost in their thoughts and behave indecisively. They may endure seemingly minor troubles for too long. Winter Rady are quite grumpy and touchy, although they quickly forget about the reasons for their frustration.

Work for Rada is rather a place where she can realize herself as a leader, show her skills, talents and character. Her professional activity depends on what goals the Rada sets for itself. She will make an outstanding leader, but if she sets herself the goal of studying a certain science and studies diligently, she can become a respected scientist, capable of discovery in her field. It is important for her at the moment to solve only one problem, since she cannot do several things at the same time.

Rada can be not only an excellent leader, but also a performer. Differs in its responsibility and tries to avoid conflicts. But if suddenly Rada comes across those who are lying or rude to her face, she will show such persistence and fearlessness that she will break any resistance. She could be a good director of an orphanage, school, library manager, museum or theater. Rada can be a director, architect, geologist, faculty dean or university rector. She is even capable of being the abbess of a monastery, as she always sets herself highly spiritual goals.

In family life, Rada will be happy next to a man who will be respected as a person. Her chosen one must have a gentle and patient character and provide the family with everything necessary. The husband must protect Rada from material and everyday problems, only then will she be able to engage in self-realization and the achievement of lofty goals. The spouse should help her and support her in her aspirations. If Rada has to deal with the arrangement of everyday life and material problems, then she will have to forget about self-realization for some time.

Rada has a very strong and oppressive character, which is quite difficult to restrain in communication. But she always tries to avoid conflicts, showing patience and logic. Her actions are never guided by feelings such as envy, greed, or vengefulness. Rada is inclined to look at all controversial situations from the outside.

Birthday Rada

Rada does not celebrate its name day.

Famous people named Rada

• Rada Granovskaya ((born 1929) is a well-known psychologist, professor of St. Petersburg State University, academician of the Baltic Academy of Pedagogical Sciences and the International Academy of Acmeology. She published the main works on practical psychology and psychological defense, she is the author of the conceptual model of interaction of thinking a person with a system of subconscious and conscious psychological barriers, as well as mechanisms and ways to overcome them.)
• Rada Mitchell (full name - Radha Rani Amber Indigo Ananda Mitchell; Australian film actress; best known for her roles in the films "Black Hole" and "Silent Hill")
• Rada Khrushcheva (the daughter of a famous father, the leader of the USSR, is distinguished by almost legendary modesty. The saying about her once omnipotent husband and brilliant editor-in-chief of the best Soviet newspaper Izvestia at the time: “Don't have a hundred friends, but marry like Ajubei”). Rada Nikitichna revealed unknown facts from the life of the Khrushchev family.)
• Radislava (Rada) Anchevskaya (vocalist and lyricist, musician (acoustic guitar, damaru, folk wind instruments, Tibetan trumpets, gong, jew's harp, bells) of the Rada & Ternovnik group)
• Radmila Karaklaich (Yugoslav and Serbian singer and actress, People's Artist of Yugoslavia, People's Artist of Serbia)
• Radmila Yankovskaya (Macedonian statesman, Prime Minister of the Republic of Macedonia in 2004)
• Radmila Shchegoleva (Ukrainian and Russian theater and film actress, TV presenter)
• Ariadna Gromova ((1916-1981) famous Soviet science fiction writer, critic and theorist of science fiction)
• Ariadna Kazei ((1926-2008) Hero of Socialist Labor, Honored Teacher of the BSSR; sister of Hero of the Soviet Union Marat Kazei)
• Ariadna Kuznetsova ((born 1932) Russian linguist, Doctor of Philology, professor, specialist in general and Russian morphology, Finno-Ugric and Samoyed languages; author of over 80 scientific works, including Selkup grammar (co-authored) and a dictionary of morphologies Russian (co-authored))
• Ariadna Gil Hiner (Spanish actress, winner of the Goya Award for Best Actress for her role in the film Era of Beauty (1992), in addition, she was nominated for this award five times - four times for Best Actress, once in the category "Best Supporting Actress")
• Ariadna Sokolova ((born 1925) artist; member of the Union of Artists of the USSR and the Union of Artists of Russia, laureate of the Yaroslavl Regional Prize named after A. M. Opekushin, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. He is the founder of the first museum of contemporary art in Yaroslavl "House of Muses". Ariadna Sokolova are in museums in Moscow, Yaroslavl, Rybinsk, Uzhgorod, Yerevan, Tbilisi, Ordzhonikidze, in many Russian and foreign private collections.)