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Help[Opinions] Re: New combos!
in reply to a message by Wish Fish
Lev Aleksandr - in east slav countries we do not have middle names like that so I dislike for cultural reasons. Though, I love both names!
Sophia Willow - gives gen alpha. I think it is ok.
Oana Laura - I think it is better as Yoana Lara. I do not like Oana.
Donalda Rochelle - Rochelle is ok, I hate Donalda. It is Germanic and with Germanic names I either hate or love, no in between. This one I hate. Prefer Donna.
Archie Kirkland - I don't like Archie. Kirkland sounds like surname.
Kirk Cameron - neither name is my style but they sound good together.
Dahlia Harriet - nice! I like Harriet.
Ella Belle - too much ell.
Sophia Willow - gives gen alpha. I think it is ok.
Oana Laura - I think it is better as Yoana Lara. I do not like Oana.
Donalda Rochelle - Rochelle is ok, I hate Donalda. It is Germanic and with Germanic names I either hate or love, no in between. This one I hate. Prefer Donna.
Archie Kirkland - I don't like Archie. Kirkland sounds like surname.
Kirk Cameron - neither name is my style but they sound good together.
Dahlia Harriet - nice! I like Harriet.
Ella Belle - too much ell.
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Ella Belle is a town in south Georgia.
Ok..?
I meant for Alkesandr to be a patrionym in Lev Aleksandr, didn't know how to do it correctly
Patronymics in East Slavic:
Russian-
Male ends in -ovich / -yevich girl is -ovna / -yevna.
Usually -ovich / -ovna, but names that end in -iy (e.g. Valeriy, Vasiliy) or y in general will be -yevich / -yevna.
Ivan -> Ivanovich, Ivanovna
Yuriy -> Yuryevich, Yuryevna
Viktor -> Viktorovich, Viktorovna
Nikolay -> Nikolayevich, Nikolayevna
Amir -> Amirovich, Amirovna (non Russian original name)
Ukrainian-
Male ends in -ovych girl is -ivna.
Ivan -> Ivanovych, Ivanivna
Yuriy -> Yuriyovych, Yuriyivna
Viktor -> Viktorovych, Viktorivna
Mykola -> Mykolayovich, Mykolayivna
Józef (Yuzef) -> Yuzefovych, Yuzefivna (non Ukrainian original name)
Belarusian-
Male ends in -avich / -yevich girl is -aŭna / -yeŭna.
Usually -avich / -avna, but names that end in -iy (e.g. Valeryy, Yuryy) or y in general will be -yevich / -yevna.
Ivan -> Ivanavich, Ivanaŭna
Yuryy -> Yur'yevich, Yur'yeŭna
Viktar -> Viktaravich, Viktaraŭna
Mikalay -> Mikalayevich, Mikalayeŭna
Moysha -> Moyshayevich, Moyshayeŭna (non Belarusian original name)
It would be Lev Aleksandrovich.
Russian-
Male ends in -ovich / -yevich girl is -ovna / -yevna.
Usually -ovich / -ovna, but names that end in -iy (e.g. Valeriy, Vasiliy) or y in general will be -yevich / -yevna.
Ivan -> Ivanovich, Ivanovna
Yuriy -> Yuryevich, Yuryevna
Viktor -> Viktorovich, Viktorovna
Nikolay -> Nikolayevich, Nikolayevna
Amir -> Amirovich, Amirovna (non Russian original name)
Ukrainian-
Male ends in -ovych girl is -ivna.
Ivan -> Ivanovych, Ivanivna
Yuriy -> Yuriyovych, Yuriyivna
Viktor -> Viktorovych, Viktorivna
Mykola -> Mykolayovich, Mykolayivna
Józef (Yuzef) -> Yuzefovych, Yuzefivna (non Ukrainian original name)
Belarusian-
Male ends in -avich / -yevich girl is -aŭna / -yeŭna.
Usually -avich / -avna, but names that end in -iy (e.g. Valeryy, Yuryy) or y in general will be -yevich / -yevna.
Ivan -> Ivanavich, Ivanaŭna
Yuryy -> Yur'yevich, Yur'yeŭna
Viktar -> Viktaravich, Viktaraŭna
Mikalay -> Mikalayevich, Mikalayeŭna
Moysha -> Moyshayevich, Moyshayeŭna (non Belarusian original name)
It would be Lev Aleksandrovich.
This message was edited 5/31/2025, 7:59 AM