Kolja
Introduction
a diminutive form of Nikolai, meaning 'victory of the people'
Background Story
Kolja is often used in Slavic cultures, particularly in Russia, as a familiar or affectionate diminutive for Nikolai. In literature and folklore, Kolja is sometimes depicted as a clever and resourceful character. The name is also associated with historical figures from Russian history.
Letter Count
Variations
Nikolai, Niko, Kolya
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