So is the suffix "-ovich" literally "son of..."?

In't the case with arabic ones as well?

Yes

Isn't *

Like Mac

Apparently -ovna means daughter of

And yes, I believe arabs use the -ibn

Людовикович

Looks cool

-ov or -ovich
It depends on the ending of the father's name. I forget the rule though

Funny how my name conserves its nickname in Russian lmao

José’s are called Pepe here for some reason

In Russian, Иосиф apparently get called Пеппа

Wonder where that nickname comes from..

Oh

Found out ehy

Never heard that

Giuseppe - pepe - pepa

Silly italians

I’m just reading online

I’ve no idea

I don’t think Иосиф is that popular in Russia anyways

Сталин...

daniil say the n word in Russian

No

Ниггер?

No

НИГГЭР

Oh

Иосиф is a common name in Russia

Just not as properly used

Иосифович sounds weird

Try looking at Cyrillized Armenian Names

Especially the Patrynomic

Aight, checked a bit on the russian and the arabic ones, all that makes my character's name better.
Kassia Ilyanevna(ovna) Mozorova.
But she does not know her father first so in the begining she is named after her mother's syrian names, Kassia bint-Elena Al-Rassi.

Amzaspovich looks weird

Амзаспович

Rules for female patronimic seems hard tbh.

Друг.

Not really

It's either -овна or -на

So you’re armenian?