Pet forms of Vladislav?
What are they and how do you pronounce them?TIA!
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I know a two-year-old Vladislav called Vladik. (Accent on the first syllable.)
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Well, there's a few...Vlad is the only one that really makes the most sense. But Valto, in a way, can be a form of it (it's really a form of Vladmir but the two are really close). Vova is a Russian diminutive of Vladimir, and I'm sure it can be a diminutive for Vladislav as well. Laszlo is a form of Vladislav, and Vlatko, Volodya, and Walduœ are other diminutives of Vladimir as well, which could likely work for Vladislav..

This message was edited 12/14/2008, 2:47 PM

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