Stepan ( Armenian: Ստեփան, Cyrillic: Степан) is a romanisation of an Armenian or an East Slavic masculine given name related to Stephen.
It may refer to:
People
A–E
- Stepan Aghajanian (1863–1940), Armenian painter
- Stepan Akelkin (born 1985), Russian football midfielder
- Stepan Akimov (1896–1941), Soviet general
- Stepan Akopov (1899–1958), Soviet engineer and politician
- Stepan Alexandrovsky (1842–1906), Russian painter
- Stepan Andreyevskiy (1782–1843), Russian military commander
- Stepan Fyodorovich Apraksin (1702–1758), Russian general-fieldmarshal
- Stepan Stepanovich Apraksin (1757–1827), Russian military commander and aristocrat
- Stepan Artyomenko (1913–1977), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Astafyev (born 1994), Kazakhstani cyclist
- Stepan Atayan (born 1966), Uzbek football midfielder
- Stepan Baidiuk (born 1940), Ukrainian long-distance runner
- Stepan Bakhayev (1922–1995), Soviet flying ace
- Stepan Balmashov (1882–1902), Russian assassin
- Stepan Bandera (1909–1959), Ukrainian radical politician, militant and theorist
- Stepan Barna (born 1961), Ukrainian activist and politician
- Stepan Beletsky (c. 1872–1918), Ukrainian civil servant
- Stepan Beril (born 1951), Transnistrian university president
- Stepan Betsa (1970–1992), Soviet and Ukrainian football midfielder
- Stepan Bogomyagkov (1890–1966), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Bondarev (1923–2016), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Borozenets (1922–2016), Soviet air force colonel
- Stepan Bulba (born 1950), Ukrainian politician and military scientist
- Stepan Chapman (1951–2014), American speculative fiction writer
- Stepan Chernovetskyi (born 1978), Ukrainian businessman
- Stepan Chervonenko (1915–2003), Soviet ambassador
- Stepan Chubenko (1997—2014), Ukrainian football goalkeeper
- Stepan Davydov (1777–1825), Russian singer and composer
- Stepan Degtyarev (1766–1813), Russian composer
- Stepan Demirchyan (born 1959), Armenian politician
- Stepan Dimitrov (born 1995), Moldovan taekwondo athlete
- Stepan Dmitriyevsky (born 1970), Soviet rower
- Stepan Erzia (1876–1959), Mordvin sculptor
F–L
- Stepan Falkovsky (born 1996), Belarusian ice hockey defenceman
- Stepan Fedak (1901–1945), Ukrainian independence activist
- Stepan Fedorov (born 1987), Russian luger
- Stepan Galaktionov (1779–1854), Russian lithographer and painter
- Stepan Ganzey (born 1981), Russian swimmer
- Stepan Gedeonov (1816–1878), Russian playwright, critic, and historian
- Stepan Ghazaryan (born 1985), Armenian football goalkeeper
- Stepan Glotov (c. 1729–1769), Russian explorer and fur trader
- Stepan Gorbachev (born 1983), Kazakhstani gymnast
- Stepan Goryachevskikh (born 1985), Russian-Belarusian ice hockey goalkeeper
- Stepan Guryev (1902–1945), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Hirskyi (born 1991), Ukrainian football defender
- Stepan Ivakhiv (born 1968), Ukrainian businessman and politician
- Stepan Kachala (1815–1888), Ukrainian politician and writer
- Stepan Kalinin (1890–1975), Soviet army commander
- Stepan Kalynevych (1893–1954), Ukrainian educator
- Stepan Kayukov (1898–1960), Soviet actor
- Stepan Kechekjan (1890–1967), Russian-Armenian lawyer and historian
- Stepan Kevorkov (1903–1991), Armenian film director and actor
- Stepan Khalturin (1857—1882), Russian revolutionary terrorist
- Stepan Khilkov (1785–1854), Russian lieutenant-general
- Stepan Kiselev (born 1986), Russian marathon runner
- Stepan Klochurak (1895–1980), Ukrainian politician
- Stepan Kolesnikoff (1879–1955), Russian painter
- Stepan Korotkov (born 1995), Russian pair skater
- Stepan Kostyukov (born 1999), Russian football forward
- Stepan Kozhumyaka (1898–1989), Ukrainian engineer and linguist
- Stepan Krasheninnikov (1711–1755), Russian naturalist and geographer
- Stepan Krasovsky (1897–1983), Soviet air force marshal
- Stepan Kretov (1919–1975), Soviet air force pilot
- Stepan Krivov (born 1990), Russian ice hockey defenceman
- Stepan Kubiv (born 1962), Ukrainian politician
- Stepan Kucherov (1902–1973), Soviet naval officer
- Stepan Kuntsevich (born 1996), Belarusian football midfielder
- Stepan Kurianov (born 1996), Russian cyclist
- Stepan Kuznetsov (1879–1932), Russian film actor
- Stepan Leidtorp (1902–?), Estonian politician
- Stepan Levitsky (1876–1924), Russian chess player
- Stepan Lucyszyn, English engineer
M–Z
- Stepan Makarov (1848–1904), Russian vice-admiral and oceanographer
- Stepan Malkhasyants (1857–1947), Armenian philologist, linguist, and lexicographer
- Stepan Malygin (died 1764), Russian Arctic explorer
- Stepan Mamchich (1924–1974), Crimean seaside painter
- Stepan Maryanyan (born 1991), Russian Greco-Roman wrestler
- Stepan Matviyiv (born 1968), Ukrainian football midfielder and manager
- Stepan Melnikov (born 2002), Russian football midfielder
- Stepan Meniok (born 1949), Ukrainian Greek Catholic hierarch
- Stepan Mnatsakanian (1917–1994), Soviet Armenian architect
- Stepan Molokutsko (1979–2002), Ukrainian football forward
- Stepan Naumenko (1920–2004), Soviet flying ace
- Stepan Nechayev (1792–1860), Russian senator and historian
- Stepan Nercessian (born 1935), Brazilian actor and politician
- Stepan Neustroev (1922–1998), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Oborin (1892–1941), Soviet Army general
- Stepan Oganesyan (born 2001), Russian football forward
- Stepan Oshchepkov (1934–2012), Russian sprint canoer
- Stepan Petrichenko (1892–1947), Russian revolutionary and politician
- Stepan Pimenov (1784–1833), Russians sculptor
- Stepan Pisakhov (1879–1960), Russian writer, ethnographer and artist
- Stepan Pogosyan (1932–2012), Armenian historian and politician
- Stepan Razin (1630–1671), Don Cossack leader
- Stepan Rybalchenko (1903–1986), Soviet military officer
- Stepan Shaumian (1878–1918), Armenian Bolshevik revolutionary
- Stepan Shchukin (1754–1828), Russian painter
- Stepan Vytvytskyi (1884—1965), 2nd President of Ukraine (in exile)
Fictional characters
- Prince Stepan Oblonsky, in the novel Anna Karenina the title character's brother
- Stepan Plyushkin, in the novel Dead Souls
Other uses
- Stepan (cat), Ukrainian cat
See also
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Stepan ( Armenian: Ստեփան, Cyrillic: Степан) is a romanisation of an Armenian or an East Slavic masculine given name related to Stephen.
It may refer to:
People
A–E
- Stepan Aghajanian (1863–1940), Armenian painter
- Stepan Akelkin (born 1985), Russian football midfielder
- Stepan Akimov (1896–1941), Soviet general
- Stepan Akopov (1899–1958), Soviet engineer and politician
- Stepan Alexandrovsky (1842–1906), Russian painter
- Stepan Andreyevskiy (1782–1843), Russian military commander
- Stepan Fyodorovich Apraksin (1702–1758), Russian general-fieldmarshal
- Stepan Stepanovich Apraksin (1757–1827), Russian military commander and aristocrat
- Stepan Artyomenko (1913–1977), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Astafyev (born 1994), Kazakhstani cyclist
- Stepan Atayan (born 1966), Uzbek football midfielder
- Stepan Baidiuk (born 1940), Ukrainian long-distance runner
- Stepan Bakhayev (1922–1995), Soviet flying ace
- Stepan Balmashov (1882–1902), Russian assassin
- Stepan Bandera (1909–1959), Ukrainian radical politician, militant and theorist
- Stepan Barna (born 1961), Ukrainian activist and politician
- Stepan Beletsky (c. 1872–1918), Ukrainian civil servant
- Stepan Beril (born 1951), Transnistrian university president
- Stepan Betsa (1970–1992), Soviet and Ukrainian football midfielder
- Stepan Bogomyagkov (1890–1966), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Bondarev (1923–2016), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Borozenets (1922–2016), Soviet air force colonel
- Stepan Bulba (born 1950), Ukrainian politician and military scientist
- Stepan Chapman (1951–2014), American speculative fiction writer
- Stepan Chernovetskyi (born 1978), Ukrainian businessman
- Stepan Chervonenko (1915–2003), Soviet ambassador
- Stepan Chubenko (1997—2014), Ukrainian football goalkeeper
- Stepan Davydov (1777–1825), Russian singer and composer
- Stepan Degtyarev (1766–1813), Russian composer
- Stepan Demirchyan (born 1959), Armenian politician
- Stepan Dimitrov (born 1995), Moldovan taekwondo athlete
- Stepan Dmitriyevsky (born 1970), Soviet rower
- Stepan Erzia (1876–1959), Mordvin sculptor
F–L
- Stepan Falkovsky (born 1996), Belarusian ice hockey defenceman
- Stepan Fedak (1901–1945), Ukrainian independence activist
- Stepan Fedorov (born 1987), Russian luger
- Stepan Galaktionov (1779–1854), Russian lithographer and painter
- Stepan Ganzey (born 1981), Russian swimmer
- Stepan Gedeonov (1816–1878), Russian playwright, critic, and historian
- Stepan Ghazaryan (born 1985), Armenian football goalkeeper
- Stepan Glotov (c. 1729–1769), Russian explorer and fur trader
- Stepan Gorbachev (born 1983), Kazakhstani gymnast
- Stepan Goryachevskikh (born 1985), Russian-Belarusian ice hockey goalkeeper
- Stepan Guryev (1902–1945), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Hirskyi (born 1991), Ukrainian football defender
- Stepan Ivakhiv (born 1968), Ukrainian businessman and politician
- Stepan Kachala (1815–1888), Ukrainian politician and writer
- Stepan Kalinin (1890–1975), Soviet army commander
- Stepan Kalynevych (1893–1954), Ukrainian educator
- Stepan Kayukov (1898–1960), Soviet actor
- Stepan Kechekjan (1890–1967), Russian-Armenian lawyer and historian
- Stepan Kevorkov (1903–1991), Armenian film director and actor
- Stepan Khalturin (1857—1882), Russian revolutionary terrorist
- Stepan Khilkov (1785–1854), Russian lieutenant-general
- Stepan Kiselev (born 1986), Russian marathon runner
- Stepan Klochurak (1895–1980), Ukrainian politician
- Stepan Kolesnikoff (1879–1955), Russian painter
- Stepan Korotkov (born 1995), Russian pair skater
- Stepan Kostyukov (born 1999), Russian football forward
- Stepan Kozhumyaka (1898–1989), Ukrainian engineer and linguist
- Stepan Krasheninnikov (1711–1755), Russian naturalist and geographer
- Stepan Krasovsky (1897–1983), Soviet air force marshal
- Stepan Kretov (1919–1975), Soviet air force pilot
- Stepan Krivov (born 1990), Russian ice hockey defenceman
- Stepan Kubiv (born 1962), Ukrainian politician
- Stepan Kucherov (1902–1973), Soviet naval officer
- Stepan Kuntsevich (born 1996), Belarusian football midfielder
- Stepan Kurianov (born 1996), Russian cyclist
- Stepan Kuznetsov (1879–1932), Russian film actor
- Stepan Leidtorp (1902–?), Estonian politician
- Stepan Levitsky (1876–1924), Russian chess player
- Stepan Lucyszyn, English engineer
M–Z
- Stepan Makarov (1848–1904), Russian vice-admiral and oceanographer
- Stepan Malkhasyants (1857–1947), Armenian philologist, linguist, and lexicographer
- Stepan Malygin (died 1764), Russian Arctic explorer
- Stepan Mamchich (1924–1974), Crimean seaside painter
- Stepan Maryanyan (born 1991), Russian Greco-Roman wrestler
- Stepan Matviyiv (born 1968), Ukrainian football midfielder and manager
- Stepan Melnikov (born 2002), Russian football midfielder
- Stepan Meniok (born 1949), Ukrainian Greek Catholic hierarch
- Stepan Mnatsakanian (1917–1994), Soviet Armenian architect
- Stepan Molokutsko (1979–2002), Ukrainian football forward
- Stepan Naumenko (1920–2004), Soviet flying ace
- Stepan Nechayev (1792–1860), Russian senator and historian
- Stepan Nercessian (born 1935), Brazilian actor and politician
- Stepan Neustroev (1922–1998), Soviet military commander
- Stepan Oborin (1892–1941), Soviet Army general
- Stepan Oganesyan (born 2001), Russian football forward
- Stepan Oshchepkov (1934–2012), Russian sprint canoer
- Stepan Petrichenko (1892–1947), Russian revolutionary and politician
- Stepan Pimenov (1784–1833), Russians sculptor
- Stepan Pisakhov (1879–1960), Russian writer, ethnographer and artist
- Stepan Pogosyan (1932–2012), Armenian historian and politician
- Stepan Razin (1630–1671), Don Cossack leader
- Stepan Rybalchenko (1903–1986), Soviet military officer
- Stepan Shaumian (1878–1918), Armenian Bolshevik revolutionary
- Stepan Shchukin (1754–1828), Russian painter
- Stepan Vytvytskyi (1884—1965), 2nd President of Ukraine (in exile)
Fictional characters
- Prince Stepan Oblonsky, in the novel Anna Karenina the title character's brother
- Stepan Plyushkin, in the novel Dead Souls
Other uses
- Stepan (cat), Ukrainian cat
See also
This page or section lists people that share the same
given name.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change that link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change that link to point directly to the intended article.