Sergei

/sɛrˈɡeɪ/ noun

Definition

A male given name of Russian origin, equivalent to 'Sergius,' traditionally associated with strength and service.

Etymology

From Latin 'Sergius,' possibly derived from 'servus' meaning 'servant,' reflecting Roman religious and cultural traditions that influenced Russian naming.

Kelly Says

Sergei Prokofiev and Sergei Rachmaninoff were two of the greatest classical composers ever, and their first-name nickname Sergei became so associated with Russian musical genius that it influenced how the world perceives Russian artistry.

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