As of the beginning of this year, there are 31 women named Olimpiada registered in Latvia, according to the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs.
At the start of this year, Latvia recorded a total of 31 women with the name Olimpiada, as per data collected by the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (PMLP). Additionally, there are five women named Olimpiada registered, along with 29 women named Olimpija, with one case where Olimpija is a second name, and two named Olimpija. These unique names reflect a broader trend of uncommon names appearing in Latvian official records.
In Latvia, other notable names include five men named Zevs, a total of 17 women with the name Hera (in four cases as a second name), and 13 women with the name Athena (in five instances as their second name). Also, two women are registered under the name Apollonia, with one of those instances noted as a second name. The registration of such distinctive names signifies cultural variations in naming practices within the country.
Interestingly, the list also includes three women with the name Artemis, five with the name Aphrodite (again, one as a second name), one man named Hermes, as well as two women named Hestia and one named Dionysus. The prevalence of these names often draws from mythology, indicating a deep cultural connection to ancient stories and figures, and showcasing the diversity of personal names in Latvia's demographic landscape.
