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Re: Meaning of Vladimir
by Haley (guest)
11/19/2000, 8:42 AM
in reply to a message by Sasha
Vladimir means "to rule with peace."
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- CheBanana (guest)   +1
11/20/2000, 5:17 AM
That makes everyone's favourite Romanian hero Vlad the Impaler quite oxymoronic! (to "impale with peace" he he)
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- CheBanana (guest)
11/20/2000, 5:18 AM
...which is kinda what Clinton did in Kossovo...
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- Deana (guest)   +4
11/19/2000, 9:31 AM
Speaking of that name does anyone really like it?
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- Valentina (guest)   +3
11/19/2000, 9:32 AM
I love the name Vladimir!
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- Vladimir St.Surin (guest)
2/25/2002, 12:38 AM
Why do you love the name Vladimir?
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- Ganesh C Prasad (guest)
3/18/2001, 7:04 PM
I understand that "Vladimir " originally came from the Arabic "Aulad-e-Emir", meaning "son of the Emir", or Prince. The "prince Vladimir " of so many romantic novels, is therefore a redundancy!
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- Candy (guest)
11/19/2000, 1:57 PM
I don't really like the name Vladimir, but if you shorten it to
Vlad, now that...I love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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