Artyomiy

Artyomiy is a masculine given name used in Russia and other Slavic-speaking countries. It is a transliteration of the Cyrillic Артемий and is closely related to forms such as Artemiy and Artemy. The name is derived from the Greek Artemios, itself linked to Artemis, the goddess of the hunt; as such it is a theophoric name meaning related to Artemis.

In modern contexts the name is relatively traditional; it appears across different generations but is less common among newborns compared to more contemporary names. In English-language contexts it is often anglicized as Artemy or Artemius.

In Christian tradition, Artemios/Artyomiy has been the name of several saints in Eastern and Western calendars; because of this, name days are observed in some Orthodox and Catholic communities on dates associated with Saint Artemios.

Other transliterations include Artemiy, Artemy, and Artemios; the Ukrainian variant is Artemii (Артемій).

Numerous individuals in Russia and other post-Soviet states bear the name; prominent usage historically in literature, science, and public life.