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Beautiful and sophisticated. I wouldn't us it in an English-speaking country though, unless I had a connection to its Ukrainian origins. Otherwise it can be a bit of a mouthful.
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Elizabeth in Ukrainian is written using Cyrillic "с" NOT a "з" (English s NOT z)!
Using a Z makes it the Russian version!
Traditionally, almost all Ukrainian names have four forms of usage: Religious/Formal, Legal/Semi-formal, Common/Informal and Nickname/can change with age.
Єлисавета, Лисавета, Єлиса, Ліса
Yelysaveta or Elizabeth,
Lysaveta or Lisabeth,
Yelysa or Elysa,
Lisa...
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Using a Z makes it the Russian version!
Traditionally, almost all Ukrainian names have four forms of usage: Religious/Formal, Legal/Semi-formal, Common/Informal and Nickname/can change with age.
Єлисавета, Лисавета, Єлиса, Ліса
Yelysaveta or Elizabeth,
Lysaveta or Lisabeth,
Yelysa or Elysa,
Lisa...
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Yelysaveta, with an S (Єлисавета, with a C) is the proper spelling and form recognized by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Ukraine and diaspora. This also substantiated by transliteration rules for biblical names indirectly received through the Greek language into Ukrainian.
Additionally, in most cases any Christian name can have anywhere from 1-3 different forms of usage in Ukrainian... Church form = Єлисавета, literary or documentation form = Лисавета and an everyday, common form = Ліса.
Because Elizabeth originates as a biblical name, which was received with the adoption of Christianity from Greek Orthodoxy, the rules that apply have the E in Elizabeth transliterate into a Ukrainian Є and the e = и and the z = c and etc.
Note: Those who prefer to use the z, then in Ukrainian the name is then written Елізавета. But this version is a Russian Orthodox version and not Ukrainian. Just as is the use of the shortened version of Liza.
(no offense to any particular church or nationality mentioned... I am all of the above... name included ;-)
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Additionally, in most cases any Christian name can have anywhere from 1-3 different forms of usage in Ukrainian... Church form = Єлисавета, literary or documentation form = Лисавета and an everyday, common form = Ліса.
Because Elizabeth originates as a biblical name, which was received with the adoption of Christianity from Greek Orthodoxy, the rules that apply have the E in Elizabeth transliterate into a Ukrainian Є and the e = и and the z = c and etc.
Note: Those who prefer to use the z, then in Ukrainian the name is then written Елізавета. But this version is a Russian Orthodox version and not Ukrainian. Just as is the use of the shortened version of Liza.
(no offense to any particular church or nationality mentioned... I am all of the above... name included ;-)
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Yelyzaveta Valdemarivna Ivantsiv, known as Elka is a Ukrainian Russian language singer. Since 2010, she has lived in Moscow, Russia.
She started her musical career with the Uzhhorod group B&B. In 2004, she signed a contract with Vladislav Valov and released her successful debut album City of Deception (Город Обмана), which included the hits "Girl in the Peugeot" and "Good Mood". Subsequently, in collaboration with the shafts she released two albums: Shadows and This Magnificent World, neither of which were as successful as her debut album.
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She started her musical career with the Uzhhorod group B&B. In 2004, she signed a contract with Vladislav Valov and released her successful debut album City of Deception (Город Обмана), which included the hits "Girl in the Peugeot" and "Good Mood". Subsequently, in collaboration with the shafts she released two albums: Shadows and This Magnificent World, neither of which were as successful as her debut album.
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Yelyzaveta Bryzhina is a Ukrainian sprint athlete, who specializes in the 100 metres.
Her personal best times are 11.44 seconds in the 100 m (outdoor), achieved in June 2007 in Kyiv; and 22.44 seconds in the 200 metres, achieved in July 2010 in Barcelona.
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Her personal best times are 11.44 seconds in the 100 m (outdoor), achieved in June 2007 in Kyiv; and 22.44 seconds in the 200 metres, achieved in July 2010 in Barcelona.
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