| Name | Significance/Translation |
|---|
| Ateist | “Atheist” |
| Arvil | “Army of V. I. Lenin” |
| Avangarda | “Avant-garde” |
| Barrikada | “Barricade” |
| Bastil | The Bastille, Paris fortress stormed during the French Revolution |
| Bebel | August Bebel, German Marxist |
| Buntar | “Rebel” |
| Danton | Georges Jacques Danton, French revolutionary |
| Dazdraperma | “Long live the first of May” (da zdrastvuet pervoye Maya) |
| Dinamit | “Dynamite” |
| Dinamo | “Dynamo,” originally a type of electrical generator |
| Disizara | “Child, follow the Revolution boldly” (ditya, smelo idi za revolyutsiyey) |
| Donbass | Donets Basin, coal-mining area in the Ukraine |
| Elekrifikatsiya | “Electrification” |
| Elektrostanciya | “Power station” |
| Engelina | Friedrich Engels, co-creator of Marxism |
| Fevralina | Based on February, signifying the February Revolution of 1917 |
| Geniy | “Genius” |
| Gertruda | “Heroine of labor” (geroinya truda) |
| Giotin | “Guillotine” |
| Ideya | “Idea” |
| Ilich; Ilina | Based on Lenin’s patronym, Ilyich |
| Industriya | “Industry” |
| Industrializatsia | “Industrialization” |
| Iskra | “Spark” |
| Kazbek | Mount Kazbek |
| Kim | “Communist Youth International” (Kommunisticheskii Internatsional Molodezhi) |
| Kommuna | “Commune” |
| Krasnyi | “Red” |
| Kukutsapol | “Corn, queen of the fields” (kukuruza, tsaritsa poley) |
| Lagshmivara | “Schmidt‘s Arctic camp” (lager’ Shmidta v Arktike) |
| Lentrosh | “Lenin, Trotsky, Shahumyan“ |
| Lentrozin | “Lenin, Trotsky, Zinoviev“ |
| Leundezh | “Lenin died, but his work lives on” (Lenin umer, no delo ego zhivet) |
| Libknekht | Karl Liebknecht, German socialist executed in 1919 |
| Lorikerik | “Lenin, October Revolution, industrialization, collectivization, electrification, radio installation, communism” |
Lyuksemburg;
Roza | Rosa Luxemburg, German socialist executed in 1919 |
| Marks | Karl Marx, co-creator and namesake of Marxism |
| Marlen | “Marx, Lenin” |
| Marseleza | La Marseillaise, national anthem of France |
| Maya | Based on May, signifying May 1 (May Day) |
| Mels | “Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin” |
| Melor | “Marx, Engels, Lenin, October Revolution” |
| Molot | “Hammer” — as in “hammer and sickle” |
| Myuda | “International Youth Day” |
| Ninel | Lenin spelled backwards |
Oktyabrin;
Oktyabrina | Based on October, signifying the October Revolution of 1917 |
Oyushminald;
Oyushminalda | “Otto Yulyevich Schmidt on the ice” (Otto Yulyevich Shmidt na l’du) |
| Parizhkommuna | “Paris Commune” |
| Perkosrak | “First space rocket” |
| Persostrat | “First Soviet stratospheric balloon” (perviy sovetsky stratostat) |
| Pofistal | “Conqueror of fascism Joseph Stalin” (pobeditel fashizm Iosif Stalin) |
| Proletariy | “Proletarian” |
| Pravda | “Truth” — the name of the Communist Party newspaper |
| Pyatvchet | “Five-year plan to be fulfilled in four years” |
| Radiy | Radium, the element |
| Razin | Stenka Razin, 17th-century Cossack rebel |
| Revdit | “Revolutionary child” (ditya) |
Revmir;
Revmira | “Revolutionary peace” |
Revolyutsiya;
Revoly;
Lyutsiya | “Revolution” |
| Revvola | “Revolutionary wave” (volna) |
| Robesper | Maximilien Robespierre, French revolutionary |
| Roblen | “Born to be a Leninist” (rodilsia byt’ Lenintsem) |
| Serpina | “Sickle” (serp) — as in “hammer and sickle” |
| Smena | “Shift” or “Change (of workers in a factory)” |
| Smychka | “Union, alliance” — a Soviet political term |
| Spartak | Spartakusbund, Germany’s Spartacus League |
| Stalina | Joseph Stalin |
| Svoboda | “Freedom” |
| Tekstil | “Textile” |
Traktor;
Traktorina | “Tractor” |
| Trolebuzin | “Trotsky, Lenin, Bukharin, Zinoviev” |
| Uryurvkos | “Hooray, Yura’s in space” (ura, Yura v kosmose) — a reference to Yuri Gagarin |
| Vanadiy | Vanadium, the element |
| Vilora | “Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, organizer of the revolution” (organizator revolyutsii) |
| Vilen; Vilena | V. I. Lenin |
Vladlen;
Vladilen;
Vladlena | Vladimir Lenin |
| Volya | “Will” |
| Yuralga | Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin |
| Zheldora | “Railway” |
| Zikatra | “Zinoviev, Kamenev, Trotsky” |
