Russian names such as husband, baby and sky are commonly transliterated.
Russian ский, translated into Latin letters, is Skiy, which is what we call "sky", which is a suffix of Russian, indicating who is who.
Russian names often have specific meanings, [for example, lev tolstoy, Leo means lion and Tolstoy is fat (so Tuoweng is a fat lion,).
Russian names are divided into three parts: first name, father name and surname. What's father's name? For example, the father's name is Ivan, and the son's father's name must be Ivanovich. From this, we can see that his name composition actually has a strong male chauvinism. Sicorschi usually appears in surnames, which family (paternal descent) this person actually belongs to.
So, which base is naturally widely used.
By the way, the same surname, the male is ский, and the female is often ская, that is, Skaya. This is because Russian has a strict gender division, which is divided into yin and yang neutrality, and female suffixes are deformed to conform to gender. And "husband" and "baby"
Russian names come from three main sources:
First, the names of Slavic nationalities are used, which mostly describe people's appearance characteristics;
Second, the Christian names brought by the introduction of Christianity account for the main part. Christian names are basically the names of saints, and most of them come from Greek, Latin, ancient Jewish and so on. At that time, the child was sent to the church to be baptized a week after birth, and the priest named it according to the church calendar.
Third, after the October Revolution, because parents have the right to name their children, a number of new names have emerged.