Maxime originates of Latin, as a typically Russian or eastern European variation of the Latin word "maximus" meaning "greatest". Maximus was commonly used as a third name by aristrocratic Roman families. Maxime remains particularly popular throughout Eastern Europe but has not traction in other countries.
Maxime originates of Latin, as a typically Russian or eastern European variation of the Latin word "maximus" meaning "greatest". Maximus was commonly used as a third name by aristrocratic Roman families. Maxime remains particularly popular throughout Eastern Europe but has not traction in other countries.
Maxime originates of Latin, as a typically Russian or eastern European variation of the Latin word "maximus" meaning "greatest". Maximus was commonly used as a third name by aristrocratic Roman families. Maxime remains particularly popular throughout Eastern Europe but has not traction in other countries.
Maxime originates of Latin, as a typically Russian or eastern European variation of the Latin word "maximus" meaning "greatest". Maximus was commonly used as a third name by aristrocratic Roman families. Maxime remains particularly popular throughout Eastern Europe but has not traction in other countries.