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Danika = "morning star" in Russian?

posted 9 years ago by dawnmuse79
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LMAO! It does not! Morning star in RUSSIAN is "utrevnaya zviezda" ... someone screwed up .. Maybe it means that in Swedish.

[–] muzzlebrake 9 years ago

Actually, Danika means morning star in Slavonic (slavic):

http://www.thenamemeaning.com/danika/

And since Russian is an Eastern Slavonic language:

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Slavonic

The statement that Danika means Morning Star in Russian is technically correct.

[–] fridaynight-1 9 years ago

Nope, still incorrect.

Danika might mean "morning star" in some other Eastern Slavonic language, but not in Russian. That's for sure.

[–] blazinglight 8 years ago

You are correct, fridaynight-1 ... It doesn't mean Morning Star in Ukrainian either .... I'll ask my Swedish friends.