..........explain yourselves Russiabros
..........explain yourselves Russiabros
Kevin Diaz
Christian Jenkins
Columbianbros.. why
Adam Ross
tf
Wyatt Hughes
They also be naming their sons "Yuri". Kind of gay if you ask me.
Christian Adams
It's just the Russian form of Julian
Camden Smith
Vagina is female versrion of surname Vagin that come from first name Vaga or Vazha, The pagan name Vaga is etymologically connected with an old Russian meaning that came to the Eastern Slavs, probably through Polish dialects from the Old German language, where the word Wage, waga meant "scales, weight." The meaning of "vaga" has become especially widespread in Voronezh, Kursk, Saratov, as well as in many other dialects of Russia, while having slightly different meanings. So, in the Oryol dialects, as well as in the west of the country in general, "vaga" is a large trading scale, and in Ryazan and Tambov - a lever, a lifting mechanism. In the south of Russia, this is how they called influence, significance, everything that has weight. It should be noted that the direct form of the meaning of "vaga" in Russian is the now widely known adjective "important". In the old days, it meant "heavy, heavy", and now - "significant, necessary, influential."
Ryder Harris
Sasha too
Nolan Ramirez
Serious question but why do Slavic women all have names ending with an A?
Aiden Johnson
based knowledge disseminator
Christopher Walker
it's how their surname system works. The surnames are gendered for some reason.
Eli Morgan
Everything is gendered in Russian language
Jordan Hill
Yuri is folk version of name Georgy that in english is George
Kevin Robinson
Sasha is diminitive of Alexander/Alexandra, male and female name
Wyatt Torres
t.sirgay
Thomas Carter
BTW vagina is also have same meaning in russian like in english so surname Vagina is object of gags and many women refuse to take husband surname of hes surname is Vagin
Joseph Carter
I am Il'ya
James Perez
lmao no it's the name of a pornstar that took it up the ass a bunch
Nathaniel Morgan
Alexander->Alexasha->Aleksha->Sasha
Brayden Clark
Do women with names other than the letter A exist?
Or is that how most names are turned feminine?
If this sounds offensive Im sorry, I think its a nice way to quickly distinguish if someone is from Slavic origins.
Austin Rodriguez
First names alway end on a, ya, but surnames are not always, especially of foreign origin or rare old surnames-nicknames of neutral gender
Logan Brooks
they sometimes end with я which is technically a different letter in russian but would be converted to 2 letters in other languages (ya)
Connor Green
But all diminitive versions of names both male and female are feminine
Bentley Watson
>First names alway end on a, ya
Wait, always? You don't have female names that don't end in "a"? In Croatian, there are some, such as: Ines, Iris, Nives, Karmen, Doris, Ingrid, Mare, Kate.
Asher Wilson
We had an English teacher with that surname...