Vassily
[ˈvæsɪli]Meaning
a form of the name Basil, which means 'royal' or 'kingly'
Background Story
The name Vassily is derived from the Greek name Basilios, which has historical roots in the Byzantine Empire. It is associated with Saint Basil the Great, a prominent figure in Christian history. The name is popular in Slavic cultures, particularly in Russia.
Temperament
Variations
Vasily, Vassiliy, Vassili
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