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- Q2362713 subject Q6817562.
- Q2362713 abstract "The female name Vasilisa is of Greek origin (basilissa) and means "Queen". It is the feminine form of Vasily, the Russian or Greek form of the name Basil.Its use was inspired by a third-century Christian child martyr, Vasilisa, and several other early saints who are venerated by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches. It was the name of several early princesses. Today the name is also associated with a fairy tale princess because of its frequent use in Russian fairy tales. The princess Vasilisa the Beautiful or Vasilisa the Wise is a stock character in Russian fairy tales, including The Frog Tsarevna and Vasilisa the Beautiful. The character often rises in status from a peasant girl to the wife of a prince or is a princess who marries the hero after helping him to accomplish difficult tasks. Unlike other fairy tale heroines who wait to be rescued, Vasilisa often accomplishes a series of tasks that help her defeat the villain of the story. In the tales, the character is also usually a successful housekeeper, which helps her win the love of the prince. Vasilisa is also the name of a character in the book series The Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead. In the series, Vasilisa Dragomir is a princess and best friend to the protagonist and narrator, Rose Hathaway.".
- Q2362713 meaning "queenly, Russian feminine form ofVasilyorBasil.".
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- Q2362713 meaning "queenly, Russian feminine form of Vasily or Basil.".
- Q2362713 name "Vasilisa".
- Q2362713 nickname "Vasya, Vasilisochka".
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- Q2362713 comment "The female name Vasilisa is of Greek origin (basilissa) and means "Queen". It is the feminine form of Vasily, the Russian or Greek form of the name Basil.Its use was inspired by a third-century Christian child martyr, Vasilisa, and several other early saints who are venerated by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches. It was the name of several early princesses. Today the name is also associated with a fairy tale princess because of its frequent use in Russian fairy tales.".
- Q2362713 label "Vasilisa (name)".
- Q2362713 depiction Vasilisa.jpg.
- Q2362713 name "Vasilisa".
- Q2362713 nick "Vasya, Vasilisochka".