January 7 is celebrated as Orthodox Christmas Day in Belarus, following the Julian calendar. It marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is one of the most sacred holidays in the Orthodox tradition.
- Yury – The Belarusian form of George, from the Greek Georgios, meaning farmer or earth-worker. The name is associated with Saint George, venerated as a symbol of courage and faith.
- Nina – Of Georgian and Slavic origin, meaning dreamer or grace. It honors Saint Nina (Nino), the Enlightener of Georgia, known for spreading Christianity in the Caucasus region.
- Irina – From the Greek Eirēnē, meaning peace. It reflects harmony and goodwill, virtues celebrated during the Christmas season.
