Kislev names

What's in a name

Abrikosov Alexander  Alexis Alexsander  Anatoli Andrei Asankul Boris Darok  Eldar  Emil Georgiy Giya Grigori Igor  Innokenti Ivan Julius Kolya Larissa Leko Leonid Lev Levan

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Anastasia Annya Elena Elza Esther  Inna Irina Iya Katya Kira Larisa Lionella Liudmilla Magda Marfa  Natalja  Nikita Olga Sofia Stefaniya Svetlana Vera Yelena Zhannna

Antonov Baranovski Barsky Bichkov Bodrov Bogdanov Bortschov Broninko Bureyev Busko Buzenkov Cherkassov Chirgadze Chistyakov Chokin Churkov Chuvelyov Dontsov Dostal Dovzhenko Durov Egorov Gapon Gomorrow

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Maretski Maxim Mikhalkov Muratova Myahkov  Nademsky  Nazwanov  Nefedov  Nenaschev Obolenski Okhlopkov Olvag Orlov Petrenko Petrov Petrovich Plotnikov Polyakov Popov Pyotrovich Pyriev Sakvarelidze Savvina Shengeli

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What's in a name

Mikhail Mikola  Nicholas  Nikolai Olog Piotr  Pyotr  Radii Sasha Sergei Seryozha Soladya Stanislav Stephan Vadim Valentina Vasya Viktor  Vitautas Vladimir  Vsevolod Yuri Yevgeni

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Anastasia Annya Elena Elza Esther  Inna Irina Iya Katya Kira Larisa Lionella Liudmilla Magda Marfa  Natalja  Nikita Olga Sofia Stefaniya Svetlana Vera Yelena Zhannna

Gostjuchin Grinko Hertzen Ivanov Kakhniashvili Kalmikov Kerimtaev Khrulev Klepikov Komarov Kononov Kozinstev Kryuk  Kuleshov Kuravlev Kuryitsin Kuttabav Kuznetsov Kyriakin Lapkin Lavrov Lementov Liubshin Mamin

Shepitko Shkurat Slepov Smoktunovsky Smyonova Sokolova Stayut Steblov Stragoff  Sudakevich Tabakov Telichkin Tolubeyev Ulianov Uspenski Vasiliev Vetinski Yakovenko Yakovlev Yegorchev Zinoview Zuchovski Zubkov

1. In Russian even surnames have they masculine and feminine form. All surnames in the table are in the masculine form, the ones that don't end with a vowel can  become feminine by adding: for married women for unmarried young women (unless the surname ends with , then you add only ) for married or unmarried old women (remember that at the time "old" meant above 35 usually). If the surname ends with you replace the vowel preceding it with and add , i.e. Yegorchev becomes Yegorchova. All the others (those ending with a vowel) can become feminine by replacing the last vowel with the above suffixes.

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