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I love Vasilisa as well as Vasilija :-)
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I love it--perhaps due to the association (heritage) with Stravinsky's interpretation of the Princess & her namesake tale. I love the balance amidst the "classical" phrasing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk2kZuiuK6Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk2kZuiuK6Y
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I like it, a lot. I remember reading a Russian fairy tale with a princess named Vasilisa in it, so that's what the name reminds me of.
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Hi HailCthulhu !!!
I found this name for the first time in a fairy tale too!
It was Italianized as Vassilissa which is good to understand which kind of s you have to use but the look was so weird!
However I pronounce Vasilisa as va-ZEE-lee-sa because using two "s of sun" is too hard for me.
Anyway the name is beautiful. Basilio (the Italian masculine form) is one of my favourite names and I think that Vasilisa is the best among the feminine forms.
I rate it 8/10!
I found this name for the first time in a fairy tale too!
It was Italianized as Vassilissa which is good to understand which kind of s you have to use but the look was so weird!
However I pronounce Vasilisa as va-ZEE-lee-sa because using two "s of sun" is too hard for me.
Anyway the name is beautiful. Basilio (the Italian masculine form) is one of my favourite names and I think that Vasilisa is the best among the feminine forms.
I rate it 8/10!
This message was edited 4/20/2019, 2:52 PM
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Vasilisa is really pretty! An alternative could be Vasilika.
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