- Альберт (Al'bert), from Albert, of Germanic origin.
- Ананій (Ananiy), from Hananiah, of Hebrew origin.
- Анатолій (Anatoliy), from Anatolius, of Greek origin.
- Андрій (Andriy), equivalent to Andrew, of Greek origin.
- Антон (Anton), Антін (Antin), equivalent to Anthony, of Latin origin.
- Аркадій (Arkadiy), from Arcadius, of Greek origin.
- Арсен (Arsen), Арсеній (Arseniy), from Arsenius, of Greek origin.
- Артем (Artem), equivalent to Artemius, of Greek origin.
- Артур (Artur), equivalent to Arthur, of Latin or Celtic origin.
- Афанасій (Afanasiy), Панас (Panas), from Athanasius, of Greek origin.
- Богдан (Bohdan), of Slavic origin.
- Борис (Borys), a pre-Christian Slavic diminutive of Борислав (Boryslav).
- Броніслав (Bronislav), Боронислав (Boronyslav), of Slavic origin.
- Вадим (Vadym), equivalent to Vadim, of Persian or Slavic origin.
- Валентин (Valentyn), equivalent to Valentine, of Latin origin.
- Валерій (Valeriy), from Valerius, of Latin origin.
- Василь (Vasyl'), equivalent to Basil, of Greek origin.
- Віктор (Viktor), equivalent to Victor, of Latin origin.
- Віталій (Vitaliy).
- Владислав (Vladyslav), Володислав (Volodyslav), a pre-Christian name of Slavic origin, meaning "lord of fame".
- Володимир (Volodymyr), Владимир (Vladymyr), a pre-Christian name of Slavic origin, equivalent to Vladimir and Waldemar. The form Volodymyr predominates.
- Всеволод (Vsevolod), a pre-Christian name of Slavic origin.
- В'ячеслав (V"yacheslav), equivalent to Wenceslaus, a pre-Christian name of Slavic origin.
- Геннадій (Hennadiy), Генадій (Henadiy), from Gennadius, of Greek origin.
- Григорій (Hryhoriy), equivalent to Gregory, of Greek origin.
- Давид (Davyd), from David, of Hebrew origin.
- Данило (Danylo), equivalent to Daniel, of Hebrew origin.
- Дем'ян (Dem"yan), equivalent to Damian, of Greek origin.
- Денис (Denys), equivalent to Dennis, of Greek origin.
- Дмитро (Dmytro), from Demetrius, of Greek origin.
- Едуард (Eduard), equivalent to Edward, of Anglo-Saxon origin.
- Євген (Yevhen), Євгеній (Yevheniy), equivalent to Eugene, of Greek origin.
- Зіновій (Zinoviy), Зеновій (Zenoviy), from Zenobius, of Greek origin.
- Іван (Ivan), equivalent to Ian, John and Sean, of Hebrew origin.
- Ігор (Ihor), from Ingvar, of Varangian origin.
- Ілля (Illya), equivalent to Elias and Elijah, of Hebrew origin.
- Йосип (Yosyp), Йосиф (Yosyf), Осип (Osyp), equivalent to Joseph, of Hebrew origin.
- Казимир (Kazymyr), equivalent to Casimir, of Slavic origin.
- Кирило (Kyrylo), equivalent to Cyril, of Greek origin.
- Костянтин (Kostyantyn), Кость (Kost'), equivalent to Constantine, of Latin origin.
- Кузьма (Kuz'ma), from Cosmas, of Greek origin.
- Лев (Lev), Леон (Leon), equivalent to Leo, of Greek origin.
- Леонід (Leonid), Ленид (Lenyd), from Leonidas, of Greek origin.
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- Леонтій (Leontiy), from Leontius, of Greek origin.
- Любомир (Lyubomyr), of Slavic origin.
- Максим (Maksym), from Maximus, of Latin origin, meaning "greatest".
- Маркіян (Markiyan), equivalent to Marcian, of Latin origin.
- Марко (Marko), equivalent to Marcus and Mark, of Latin origin.
- Мар'ян (Mar"yan), from Marianus, of Latin origin.
- Матвій (Matviy), equivalent to Mathias and Matthew, of Hebrew origin.
- Микита (Mykyta), equivalent to Nikita, from Nicetas, of Greek origin.
- Микола (Mykola), equivalent to Nicholas, of Greek origin.
- Мирон (Myron), of Greek origin.
- Мирослав (Myroslav), of Slavic origin.
- Михайло (Mykhaylo), equivalent to Michael and Mitchell, of Hebrew origin.
- Назар (Nazar), Назарій (Nazariy), from Nazarius, a Christian name of ambiguous linguistic origins.
- Наріман (Nariman), of Persian origin.
- Олег (Oleh), equivalent to Helge, of Varangian origin.
- Олександр (Oleksandr), equivalent to Alexander, of Greek origin.
- Олексій (Oleksiy), Олекса (Oleksa), equivalent to Alexis, of Greek origin.
- Омелян (Omelyan), from Aemilianus, of Latin origin.
- Орест (Orest), of Greek origin.
- Остап (Ostap), Євстахій (Yevstakhiy), equivalent to Eustace, of Greek origin.
- Павло (Pavlo), equivalent to Paul, of Latin origin.
- Петро (Petro), equivalent to Peter, of Greek origin.
- Пилип (Pylyp), equivalent to Philip, of Greek origin.
- Роман (Roman), of Latin origin.
- Ростислав (Rostyslav), of Slavic origin.
- Руслан (Ruslan), equivalent to Arslan, of Tatar origin.
- Рустем (Rustem), equivalent to Rostam, of Persian origin.
- Сава (Sava), of Slavic origin.
- Святослав (Svyatoslav), a pre-Christian name of Slavic origin.
- Семен (Semen), equivalent to Simeon, of Hebrew origin.
- Сергій (Serhiy), Сергей (Serhey), equivalent to Serge, of Latin origin.
- Станіслав (Stanislav), of Slavic origin.
- Степан (Stepan), Стефан (Stefan), equivalent to Stephen, of Greek origin.
- Тарас (Taras), of Greek or Dacian origin.
- Тимофій (Tymofiy), equivalent to Timothy, of Greek origin.
- Трохим (Trokhym).
- Федір (Fedir), Федор (Fedor), Теодор (Teodor), Хведір (Khvedir), equivalent to Theodore, of Greek origin.
- Феодосій (Feodosiy), from Theodosius, of Greek origin.
- Франц (Frants), from Franz, equivalent to Francis, of Latin origin.
- Юрій (Yuriy), Георгій (Heorhiy), Єгор (Yehor), equivalent to George, of Greek origin.
- Юхим (Yukhym), from Euthymius, of Greek origin.
- Яків (Yakiv), equivalent to Jacob and James, of Hebrew origin.
- Ярослав (Yaroslav), of Slavic origin.
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