Oxana
[ɒkˈsɑːnə]Meaning
God's grace
Background Story
The name Oxana has Slavic origins and is derived from the name Oksana, which is a diminutive of Alexandra. It is often associated with grace and divine favor. The name is popular in Eastern European countries and is sometimes featured in literature and folk tales.
Variations
Oksana, Oksanushka
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