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Grand Duke Vyacheslav Konstantinovich of Russia (1862-1879) was the youngest son of Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich and Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna. Nicknamed Slava, he died at sixteen.
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Actually the short form for Russian speakers is "Slava". "Slavik" is not so common, it can be used only in a very informal context, by close friends for eg.
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Vyacheslav Molotov, signed the peace pact between nazi Germany and Soviet 1939.
And he also gave his name to the famous Molotov Cocktails.
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And he also gave his name to the famous Molotov Cocktails.
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Vyacheslav Yalov is an 18 year old who lost his mother to a Russian missile and has to look after his younger sisters and brothers.
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Vyacheslav Tishchenko (1861–1941) was a Russian chemist.
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Is a Ukrainian analog for Czech\Slovak\Polish WENCESLAS, VÌNCESLAV or VACLAV, which all do mean "more glory". Vyacheslav is clearly derived from Slovak „viac slávny“ („ve¾mi slávny“ => "very glorious")
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This is a more Ukrainian name, it is widespread in Ukraine and the name's syntax is derived from neighbouring Slovakia („viac slávny“).
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I don't like Vyacheslav because it's weird. Nobody calls anyone "Vyacheslav" it's dumb. Every "Vyacheslav" that I know goes by "Slavik" which doesn't sound so bad.
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This is a really nice name. I like it a lot. For short people can call him Slavik.
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