Ама́нда
Amándaanimate, feminine
The English name Amanda is translated into Russian as Ама́нда (Amánda).
Ама́нда is the feminine given name used for a person named Amanda.
Meaning: female given name (name)
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Amánda.
Did you know?
- In a formal Russian setting, if someone named Ама́нда is being addressed with high respect, her name would be paired with a patronymic, such as 'Amanda Ivanovna'.
- Because Ама́нда is not a traditional Slavic name, it has no native Russian 'name day' on the Orthodox calendar, unlike traditional names such as Ма́рия or Еле́на.
- In Russia, a person named Ама́нда would likely be called by a diminutive like Ама́ндочка or А́манда by close friends and family to show affection.
Examples in context
- Меня зовут Аманда.My name is Amanda.
- Эту книгу написала Ама́нда.Etu knigu napisala Amanda.Amanda wrote this book.
- Ама́нда очень добрая девушка.Amanda ochen' dobraya devushka.Amanda is a very kind girl.
- Привет, Ама́нда!Privet, Amanda!Hi, Amanda!
Example conversation
Sergei and Maria are discussing a new colleague.
- Мария MariaТы знаешь нашу новую коллегу?Ty znayesh' nashu novuyu kollegu?Do you know our new colleague?
- Сергей SergeyДа, её зовут Ама́нда.Da, yeyo zovut Amanda.Yes, her name is Amanda.
- Мария MariaАма́нда кажется очень милой.Amanda kazhetsya ochen' miloy.Amanda seems very sweet.
- Сергей SergeyОна действительно замечательный человек.Ona deystvitel'no zamechatel'nyy chelovek.She is truly a wonderful person.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “amanda” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
