#Anna Vladimirovna

[coldcoldlampin]

[vesnaflora]

Среди того ужаса, что творится вокруг, я неоднократно отмечала, как те, кому уже казалось бы, сам бог велел сложить лапки и сдаться, неожиданно проявляли серьезную стойкость. Я знаю каким трудом дается это умение выстоять, какие силы, какие душевные затраты на это все. Знаю насколько это сложно, практически иногда невозможно, но получается.

И я горжусь вами, теми кто держится сам и держит тех, кто рядом, и хочу пожелать нам всем в новом году побольше тепла, близости, ручек, на которые можно забраться, когда совсем уж невмоготу, плеча, на которое можно опереться.

Потому что, казалось бы, это так просто - обнять, но это так важно, почувствовать тепло. Обнимайте друг друга почаще, говорите теплые слова, прощайте незначительное, замечайте важное, и любите изо всех сил. 🤍

Make peace, not war. Anna Vladimirovna

[mosssik]

Olga Rozanova (Russian, 1887–1918) — Lady in pink (Artist's sister Anna Rozanova) (1912)

Oil on canvas, 113x139 cm

style: cubism

Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Yekaterinburg, Russia

[perfettamentechic]

25 marzo … ricordiamo …

25 marzo … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Kathryn Hays, Kay Piper, modella e attrice statunitense. È stata sposata tre volte: con Sidney Steinberg, dal quale ebbe una figlia Shari Hays Wells, anch’essa attrice, con Glenn Ford e con Wolf Lieshke, impiegato nell’industria pubblicitaria.  (n. 1933) 2020: Floyd Cardoz, è stato un cuoco, imprenditore e personaggio televisivo indiano naturalizzato statunitense. (n. 1960) 2020: Mark Blum,…

[nastya-sokolova-2002]

I spent almost the whole day struggling with the history of this mouse, but anyway, guys, you get a new character. :'3

Full name: Sheila Vegard (maiden name Necronomicon) Linusovna

Date of birth: March 18, 1944

Character: kind, brave, smart, has a heart of gold

Loves: his family, helping others, being brave, his pet

Dislikes: enemies, losing her family when her younger brother gets into trouble

Russian voice acting: Nyusha (real name of the singer Anna Vladimirovna Shurochkina)

English voice acting: Jessica Straus (when she and Orm were in search of Henry), Bella Thorne (after defeating Snow Queen) (speech); Bella Thorne (vocals)

First appearance in Fanon: The fifth chapter in the fanfiction "SCP Foundation: The Last Pages of History" (as a story)

Last appearance in Fanon: Currently unknown

Story: Sheila was born in the Island of Unnecessary Mice. From birth until 1949, she lived with her parents Linus and Faina. In Fanon, she is Billie's mother. When the North Wind kidnapped Faina, Sheila began to live with her grandmother Gertrude. At first, it was hard for her to leave her dad and her younger brother, but Linus told her that he would be there no matter what. When she lived with her paternal grandmother, Gertrude made a magic mirror for her as a gift. Sheila thanked her very much. When she started studying to be a tailor at a special university for mice, she found a poor little ant on the street. She was very sorry for the baby that she decided to take him in. This ant turned out to be a girl and Sheila decided to name her Loopy. A little later during her studies, she accidentally bumped into Henry, her future husband and who was studying to be an artist. After chatting with him for a while, she began to like him very much. Henry had known her for a long time, from the moment they started studying, but was embarrassed to admit his feelings to her. And she was his muse and he painted several portraits of her. One day, Sheila decided to find him to meet him again, but found one of Henry's drawings. She liked it very much. A few minutes later, she overhears a conversation between Henry and Orm, who is in the form of an ant. During the conversation, Henry says that he is taking Sheila's portrait with him only because she is his only muse and love. When she hears this, she runs up and says that she loves him too. Suddenly, by chance, she saw that the mirror sparkled and showed her real appearance from the reflection of Orm. She directed the glow of the mirror at Orm, who suddenly turned into his real appearance. Sheila realized from shock that the one Henry was talking to was her younger brother. Before she could say anything else, the North Wind caught three of them and took them in different directions: Henry to the palace of Snow Queen, and Orm with Sheila and her pet to one random place. Sheila asks Orm to help find Henry, who initially refuses, but eventually agrees because Sheila warned him not to provoke her. First, she and her brother get into the garden dome, where the flower girl lives, who is not really kind. The old lady wanted Sheila to be her slave. But Orm and Loopy were able to ruin her plan. The woman then sends a carnivorous Ivy plant, but Linus' children and the ant were able to escape. Later, they stumble upon the caves of Oman, which contain the magical Lake Gao. Orm warns the girls not to look into the lake because there are curses of mice living in it after the war between the snow monsters and all the inhabitants of the world. While crossing the lake, Sheila saves her brother by trying to avoid the curse. After that, they meet the king, who has problems with children who quarreled and literally divided the castle in half. There is a fire in the castle and Sheila saves them. After the rescue, the royal personages give her and her brother a sleigh for their journey. When Sheila and Orm rode a sleigh, they first had a conversation about how Orm became a servant of Snow Queen, and then they had a conversation about their parents, or rather, Sheila said that she still remembers them and even Orm himself when he was just born. Orm himself says that he lived with his grandmother Willow all his childhood and that he wants to return to her. Sheila says she remembers her too.

(Sorry that the continuation is again in the form of a screenshot of the text, because again they gave me an error for a large amount of text)

[pwlanier]

Volkhonskaya A. C

Visitors. Sheet №2 from the series "Museum named after Pushkin"

USSR, 1989. Paper, pastel. 58 X 42 cm.

Anna Vladimirovna Volkhonskaya Member of the Union of Artists since 1999.

Auction House 1

[tiny-librarian]

Royal Birthdays for today, December 23rd:

Zhen Zong, Emperor of China, 968

Anna of Saxony, Princess Consort of Orange, 1544

Tianqi Emperor, Emperor of China, 1605

Frederick Augustus I, King of Saxony, 1750

Alexander I, Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias, 1777

Zorka, Princess of Montenegro, 1864

Akihito, Emperor Emeritus of Japan, 1933

Silvia, Queen of Sweden, 1943

Maria Vladimirovna, Russian Royal, 1953

Ali bin Al Hussein, Prince of Jordan, 1975

[theroyalfanzine]

Attendees of King Constantine II’s Funeral

Immediate Family

Queen Anne- Marie

Crown Prince Pavlos

Crown Princess Marie-Chantal

Princess Maria-Olympia

Prince Constantine-Alexios

Prince Achilies-Andreas

Prince Odysseus-Kimon

Prince Arisites-Stavros

Princess Alexia

Carlos Morales Quintana

Arrietta Morales y de Grecia

Anna-Maria Morales y de Grecia

Carlos Morales y de Grecia

Amelia Morales y de Grecia

Prince Nikolas

Princess Tatiana

Prince Philippos

Princess Nina

Princess Theodora

Mr. Mathew Kumar

Princess Irene

Prince Michael

Marina, Consort of Prince Michael

Princess Alexandra Elli Francisca Maria of Greece, Mrs. Mirzayantz

Mr.  Darius Mirzayantz

Foreign Royals

Spain

King Felipe VI

Queen Letizia

Queen Sofia

The Infanta Elena, The Duchess of Lugo

Infanta Cristina of Spain

Don Felipe de Marichalar y Borbón

Doña  Victoria de Marichalar y Borbón

Don Juan Urdangarin y Borbón

Don Pablo Urdangarin y Borbón

Don Miguel Urdangarin y Borbón

Doña Irene Urdangarin y Borbón

Denmark

Queen Margrethe Ii

Crown Prince Fredrik

Prince Joachim

Germany

Princess Benedikte, Dowager Princess of Sayn- Wittgenstein- Berlerberg

Princess Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleberg, The Countess  Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille

United Kingdom

The Princess Anne, The Princess Royal- Representing The King

Sir Vice admiral Timothy Laurence

The Lady Gabriella Kingston-represting The Prince of Wales

Mr. Thomas Kingston

Belgium

King Philippe

Queen Mathilde

Bulgaria

King Simeon II

Germany

Prince Berhand, The Margrave of Baden

Princess Stephanie, The Margravine of Baden

Prince Ernst-August, The Hereditary Prince of Hanover

Princess Ernest-August (Ekaterina), The Hereditary Princess of Hanover

Prince Christian of Hanover

Princess Christian (Sofia) of Hanover

Chantal, Princess of Hanover

Iran

Empress Farrah

Jordan

Queen Noor-representing her stepson

Princess Rayiah bint  al-Hussien

Luxembourg

Grand Duke Henri

Grand Duchess Maria Teresa

Monaco

Prince Albert II

The Netherlands

King Willeim-Alexander

Queen Maxima

Princess Beatrix

Norway

Crown Prince Haakon-representing his father, The King of Norway

Crown Princess Mette-Marit

Princess Märtha Louise

Romania

Prince Radu-representing The Custodian of the Royal Crown of Romania

Sweden

King Carl XVI Gustaf

Queen Silvia  

Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnusson

Russia

Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna of Russia

Yugoslavia

Crown Prince Alexander

Crown Princess Katherine

Other Notable People

Pia Getty-sister of his daughter-in-law. Marie Chantal

Marie Blanche Bierlein-mother of his daughter-in-law, Tatiana

Thomas Flohr-father of his daughter-in-law, Nina

[pfjarwoski1977]

Anna Vladimirovna Chicherova

[anastacia-vladimirovna-murzina]

Gluk'Oza is Anastacia Vladimirovna Murzina, she is married to Aleksandr Chistiakov, and she has a son Sasha Chistiakov, Lida Chistiakova with Vera Chistiakova, and also she delivered Anna Chistiakova on January 23, 2015, and now she has a son Igor, born on April 1, 2024, and Nikolai and Aleksei born on May 9, 2024, boys triplets. Anastacia is a proud mommy

[conandaily2022]

Natalie Glebova biography: 13 things about Miss Universe 2005

Natalie Glebova biography: 13 things about Miss Universe 2005

Natalie Glebova is a Russian-Canadian author, television host, dancer, model and beauty queen. She was born Natalya Vladimirovna Glebova in Tuapse, Russia to Vladimir Slezin and Anna Glebova. In Russia, Slezin was as a radio communications specialist in the merchant marine industry while Anna was a high school teacher. Natalie Glebova

[mewtonian-physics]

Hello! You like Raikov! I was wondering if you understood patronymes? I don’t!

I keep trying to google search something like “what if I identify as a sibling of someone than as someone’s child? How to make a name that says ‘brother of- or sister of-‘“

I’m not really asking if you know how to do the sibling thing, as I do understand that patronymes are a cultural thing. I’m just wondering if you understand them in general?

the interesting thing to me about patronymics is how common they actually are! when it comes to popular view (at least in the united states) it seems like they're mostly thought of in terms of russian names, but in actuality, although usage of them is dying out over time, they've been in use for a very, very long time (i mean, look at the name 'johnson'!). if you're interested in other cultures that still use them, i advise you look into the icelandic naming system. it's interesting stuff.

but i'm also aware that you were probably asking specifically about russian patronymics. russian naming conventions are kinda complicated in general (although i'm sure they make perfect sense to people who have lived with them all their lives, of course), so take this with a grain of salt since i'm far from being a linguistic expert... and don't even get me started on the various first names an individual can have according to varying degrees of politeness and formality. (note: from what i know, it's considered polite to address people by their given name followed by patronymic.)

so there's two kinds of russian patronymics, one kind for sons and one kind for daughters. for sons, common suffixes are -ovich, -evich, or simply -ich, while for daughters, frequently-used suffixes are -yevna or -ovna. (i've also heard -ichna, but it doesn't seem to be particularly common--i'm only learning though, so don't take my word for it!)

i'll use some famous historical figures as examples. pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky, for one. his father's name was ilya petrovich tchaikovsky, hence--ilyich. and if you go up another generation you'll get pyotr fedorovich tchaikovsky, revealing the source for petrovich. (his father's name was fyodor!)

and speaking of the name fyodor, let's look at fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky. as you can guess, his father's name was mikhail. specifically, mikhail andreyevich dostoevsky. (we can thus assume that his father's name was something along the lines of andrey or andrei.) now his mother's name was maria fyodorovna dostoevskaya (originally nechayeva), so we can tell that her father's name was also fyodor.

in the case of famous women, we can look at anna pavlovna filosofova (nee diaghileva), whose father was named pavel diaghilev, or valentina vladimirovna tereshkova, whose father was, of course, named vladimir tereshkov. her mother was named elena fyodorovna tereshkova, and we can guess that her father was... another fyodor! (seems to be a very popular name.)

i'm hoping that helped at least a little bit. as i said, i'm still learning myself, so i might have made some mistakes, but i have been doing a lot of research into this topic lately and so i'm hoping i was able to put what i learned to good use!

and yeah, i don't think there's a system in place for... i guess it'd be called a fratronymic name. like i could be wrong but i've never come across anything about it. you'd have to ask someone who actually speaks the applicable language.

[mybenia1]

Artist  Lavrova Anna Vladimirovna

[mymichaelbryanthings]

Policewoman Anna Vladimirovna

[annalaurendet70]

Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia playing the piano.

After 1905, when she had more time, Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia took up her music again.

She played duets with Professor Kuendinger, who came to her every week for some hours, and she began to take singing lessons with Mme. N. A. Iretskaya of the Conservatoire.

The Empress had a fine contralto voice, and looked forward to the time when she would be able to sing with her daughters. She sometimes invited other music-lovers to sing duets with her: Baroness Maria Hermannovna Stackelberg (nee Kaulbars), Anna Alexandrovna Vyrubova, Alexandra Alexandrovna Taneyeva-von Pistohlkors, Countess Emma Vladimirovna Freedericsz and two well-known operatic singers.

This grand piano was a gift to Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia from her husband, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. Its decoration was entrusted to one of the most famous St. Petersburg artists of the time, Ernest Karlovich Liphart, who covered the finished instrument with paintings on the theme of the myth of Orpheus. In his memoirs he wrote that he had painted 100 figures on the piano depicting the entire legend of Orpheus. Grand Piano from the firm of A.M. Schroeder, St Petersburg 1898.

[russianwithpolly]

Поздравить. Вручить и принять подарок 🎀

Congratulate. Give and accept a gift 🎀

Поздравля́ю or Поздравля́ю вас/тебя с пра́здником! - My congratulations to you !

Поздравляю + с + Т.п (Instrumental case)

С Но́вым го́дом! - Happy New Year! (lit. – With new year)

С Рождество́м! - Merry Christmas!

С Днём Рожде́ния! - Happy birthday! (lit. – With the day of birth)

С юбиле́ем! - Congratulations on the anniversary!

С пра́здником 8 (восьмо́е марта) - Happy women's day (lit. – Happy 8th March)

С рожде́нием ребёнка/ сына/до́чери - congratulations on the birth of a child/son/daughter

С Днём сва́дьбы - Happy wedding day (lit. – With the day of wedding)

С повыше́нием - on your promotion

Пример/Example:

Маша и Андрей! Поздравля́ю вас с рожде́нием сы́на! - Masha and Andrey! I congratulate you on the birth of your son!

Как поздравить? | How to congratulate?

От всего́ се́рдца поздравля́ю... - With all my heart I congratulate you on…

Серде́чно поздравля́ю.. - .My warmest/most heartfelt congratulations on...

Горячо́ поздравля́ю...- My warmest congratulations on...

Поздравления | Wishes

Жела́ю (кому?| Dative case) вам (чего? | Genitive case) здоро́вья! - I wish you health.

Сча́стья - Wish you happiness

Любви - Love

Сча́стья в ли́чной жи́зни - I wish you happiness in your personal life.

Успе́хов - I wish you success.

Успехо́в ( чём?) в рабо́те/учёбе. - I wish you success in your work / study.

Хоро́шего настрое́ния - I wish you a good mood.

Всего́ са́мого хоро́шего - I wish you all the best.

От всего́ се́рдца жела́ю тебе́… - With all my heart I wish you...

Пример/Example:

Борис! Мы горячо поздравляем тебя с юбилеем! Желаем тебе счастья, здоровья и успехов в работе!

Boris! My warmest congratulations on your anniversary! We wish you happiness, health and success in your work!

Бу́дьте/остава́йтесь (всегда́) такими же краси́вым (ой) - Be / stay (always) the same beautiful

For friends and relatives 🎈 ⤵

Будь/оставайся (всегда) таким же/такой же красивым / красивой - Be /stay (always) the same beautiful

Здоро́вым (ой) - healthy

Молоды́м (ой) - young

До́брым (ой) - kind

Энерги́чным (ой) - energetic.

Светлым (ой) - bright

Пример/Example :

Дорогая Анна Владимировна! Поздравляем вас с Днём Рождения! Оставайтесь всегда такой же ��оброй, энергичной и молодой!

Dear Anna Vladimirovna! Happy Birthday to you! Stay always the same kind, energetic and young!

Катя! Поздравляю с юбилеем! Желаю тебе счастья и любви! Оставайся всегда такой же светлой и красивой девушкой!

Katya! Congratulations on the anniversary! I wish you happiness and love! Always remain the same bright and beautiful girl!

Да́рим пода́рок | Giving a gift

Это вам/тебе - This is for you.

Это тебе от меня - I'd like you to have this

Большо́е спаси́бо! -Thank you very much!

Спаси́бо за пода́рок! - Thanks for the gift!

Я тоже пригото́вил(а) для вас пода́рок! - I also prepared a gift for you!

У меня тоже есть для вас пода́рок! - I have a gift for you too!

Какие краси́вые цветы́! - What beautiful flowers!

Какой чуде́сный/краси́вый/кла́ссный подарок! - What a wonderful / beautiful / cool gift!