[Facts] Re: Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.
It's probably either Semyonovna or Symonovna and it means 'daughter of Semyon (or Symon)'. Russians and Ukrainians don't have a middle name in the western European sense. Instead, they have a patronymic name that is derived from the name of their father -- in this case, Semyon or Symon.~ Ivayla,
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Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.  ·  Vraiment  ·  6/2/2006, 2:23 AM
Re: Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.  ·  Ivayla  ·  6/2/2006, 8:54 AM
Re: Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.  ·  Vraiment  ·  6/2/2006, 3:21 PM
Re: Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.  ·  Anneza  ·  6/2/2006, 4:56 AM
Re: Help with Russian/Ukrainian name.  ·  Vraiment  ·  6/2/2006, 3:20 PM
You're night. nt  ·  Aggie  ·  6/2/2006, 3:41 PM