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The name **Grace** (Grace) is a feminine name sounding elegant and modern. It originates from the English variant of the name **Grace**, meaning "glory" or "beauty." The name Grace, in turn, descends from the Latin word **gratia**, translating to "gift, favor," or "grace." The Greek etymology is connected to the concept of a gift or favor through the word *χάρις* (cháris). Thus, the root of the name deeply traces back to Latin and Greek traditions, granting it universality and a rich history. The name Grace was popular in medieval Europe and widely used in England and Ireland. In the 19th century, it became one of the most common female names due to religious associations, especially after the spread of the Marian apparition mission under the name Grace ("Mary, Full of Grace"). In the modern era, the name experienced a revival, particularly in English-speaking countries, where it once again became a popular choice for newborns. People named Grace are often associated with qualities such as elegance, kindness, compassion, and a sense of generosity. They possess a strong inner light, are capable of showing kindness and caring for others. Additionally, bearers of this name often exhibit creative abilities and have a rich inner life. They are independent yet skilled at balancing their own needs with those of others. Among the famous bearers of the name Grace are individuals like Grace Kelly—an American actress and wife of Prince Henry VIII of Monaco—and Grace Hopper—an American computer scientist and developer of the COBOL programming language. In the modern world, Grace is carried by figures such as singer Grace VanderWaal and model Grace Van der Sloot. In Russia, the name Grace (Greyson) has gained popularity in recent years, especially among girls seeking a name that combines Western modernity with deep meaning. It is in high demand and often chosen by parents for their daughters, drawn to its sound and significance. Variants of the name include diminutives: Grace, Graceka, Gracey. The full form of the name also makes it versatile and suitable for various cultural contexts.