Lenin spelled backward
Ninel is a name created in the early Soviet Union by reversing the surname of the revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin. While it originated as a political statement, it has since evolved into a standalone feminine name used primarily in Russian-speaking communities. Its appeal lies in its soft, melodic sound which masks its ideological origins.
Mexican singer and actress
Russian woman who claimed to have psychokinetic powers
Renowned Soviet ballet dancer
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
