Iziaslava Myshkovicha

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Bureaucratic details

Thorvi Mishova on original Heralds Point assignment paperwork. Consult "completed" 2/6, awaiting artwork assignment.

  • Name: Primary
  • Action: New
  • Already Registered Name? no
  • Authenticity desired? no
  • Allowed Changes: Intermediate and Minor
  • If changes needed: Language/Culture Rus, Sound "meesh"
  • Allow Holding Name? yes
  • Gender of Name - female
  • Previous submission history: none
  • Kingdom: Ansteorra

Name Inspiration

  • Rus, formerly Norse, nickname Meesh

Double Given Name

Iziaslava

  • sn. Iziaslava (f) -- "to take glory." Fem of Iziaslav. Iziaslava, Russian princess. 1280. [Mor 94]. Wickenden

Veronikeia

  • sn Veronika (f) -- "bring victory." Russianization of Veronica. Veronika. Contemporary of Christ. [Buk 381] Vars: Veronikeia (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 52] Vironikiia (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 51]


loud - gromkii (loud, big, great), zvuchnii (resounding), shumnyi (noisy, loud), rezkii (keen, harsh), krichashchii (loud, flashy)

fighty - naporistyj (feisty, forceful), obidchivyj (touchy), razdrazhitel'nyj (irritable), vzdornyj (quarrelsome), svarlivyj (shrewish, peevish), drachlivyj (pugnacious)

crafty - khitryj (sly, cunning), kovarnyj (crafty, insidious), umnyj (clever, intelligent), lovkij (dexterous, craft, cunning), iskusnyj (skillful, clever)

  • Um (m) -- "mind." Fedor Um, Novgorodite. 1234. [Tup 408] Pat Vars: Umnoi (Ivan Umnoi Ivanov syn Lobanova Kolycheva, Moscow boiar). 1537. [Tup 408]


From the Viking Answer Lady:

  • Þórvé, Þýri, Þórví, Þýrví For the first element Þór- see above. For the second element -vé or -ví see above. Found in Old Danish as Thorwe, Thyrwi and in OW.Norse as Þorvé, Þyri. Runic examples include the nominative forms þerui, þirui, þuri, þurui, [þyrui], the genitive form þuruiaR and the accusative forms þourui, þurui. A short form of women's names in þór- is Þóra or Tóra. GB pp. 16; FJ pp. 296, 347; CV pp. 687, 743 s.v. vé, Þórr; NR s.v. Þýrví/Þórvi, Þór-/Þúr-, -ví

http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/ONWomensNames.shtml

Marina (f) -- "marine." Fem of Marin. Marina. 1279. [Nik X 157] Dims: Marinka (Marinka Frolova doch' Druzhinina, Ivanovskaia zhena Vakhtina). 1602. [RIB XIV 535] Mets: Marinin (Iurii Grigor'ev syn Marinin). 1495. [Tup 24] Wickdenden (on-line)

Misha (m) -- dim of Mikhail. Mishchinich -- see Mikhail. Mishchlenn (m) -- Mishchlenn. 1434. [Mor 128] Vars: Mishlen' (Mishlen' Zemlik). 1454. [Mor 128] Pat Vars: Mishlenovich [from Mishlen] (Iurai Mishlenovich). 1434. [Mor 128] Mishe (m) -- dim of Mikhail. Mishenia (m) -- Mikhalko Prokop'ev syn Mishenia. 1615. [Tup 252] Vars: Mishen' (Mikula Mishen', landowner). 1462. [Tup 252] Pats: Mishenin (Ivan Ivanov syn Mishenin Khotiaintsov, courtier). 1577. [Tup 252] Mishen' (m) -- var of Mishenia. Mishera (m) -- Mishera Orshev syn. 15th Century. [Gra 260] Mishiura (m) -- Pats: Mishiurin (Obriuta Mikhailov syn Mishiurin, court scribe). 1530. [RIB II 39] Mishka (m) -- dim of Mikhail. Mishko (m) -- dim of Mikhail. Mishlen' (m) -- var of Mishchlenn. Mishliak (m) -- Mishliak. 1136. [Mor 128] Mishuk (m) -- Mishuk Sobaka. 15th Century. [Tup 365] Pats: Mishukov (Savost'ianets Mishukov). 1393. [Gra 168] Mishura (m) -- Mishura Kobiakov. 1521. [Tup 252] Pats: Mishurin (Fedor Mishurin, scribe). 1524. [RIB XIV 13] Mishuta (m) -- Mishuta Zabela Ondronov syn, serf. 1491. [Tup 154]

Byname/Surname

Myshkovicha

  • sn Mysh' (m) -- "mouse." Dims: Myshka (Myshka Smotrov, peasant). 1539. [Tup 262] Myshko (Myshko Kobchich, servant). 1545. [Tup 262] Vars: Mysh (Mysh Proskornich', craftsman). 1565. [Tup 262] Pat Vars: Myshkovich [from Myshko] (Mordas Myshkovich, warden). Recorded in 1640.

Combination

  • Documentation for the combination of the names
  • Needed if lingual mix, temporal incompatibility, double-given name, etc.

Blazon Information

IziaslavaVMyshkovicha.png

Basic info about the armory: culture, meaning, favorite colors...

  • Unicorn hunting = black, dismembered unicorn head emitting drops of blood
  • Three raccoons in a trench coat = tricorporate raccoon (SFPP for New World animal)


Blazon Desired:

  • Or, a tricorporate raccoon sable marked argent within a bordure nebuly gules.

Insta-Boing Checklist

  • Registered name
  • Rule of Tincture
  • Complexity 8 or less
  • Slot-machine
  • Sword-and-dagger
  • Offensive/Presumptuous
  • Unity of Posture/Orientation/Arrangement

Conflict Checking

  • name appears clear
  • Device appears clear: Or, a tricorporate raccoon sable marked argent within a bordure nebuly gules.

Individually Attested Pattern

  • Documentation for any design that violates the rules
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