Two-Column Name Generators: Slavic

44, 3: "Koschei"

Here we are once again with another two column name generator. The basic principles behind these are outlined here, so let's get straight to the mangling of Slavic names.

d00 Roll	Prefix	d00 Roll	Prefix
1-2	Andr	51-52	Lid
3-4	Art	53-54	Lud
5-6	Barb	55-56	Maksim
7-8	Bilib	57-58	Mar
9-10	Bogd	59-60	Med
11-12	Bork	61-62	Mihal
13-14	Cas	63-64	Mish
15-16	Dar	65-66	Olg
17-18	Dom	67-68	Pav
19-20	Elm	69-70	Petr
21-22	Er	71-72	Prev
23-24	Fil	73-74	Ren
25-26	Fyod	75-76	Roz
27-28	Gab	77-78	Rup
29-30	Gal	79-80	Sad
31-32	Greg	81-82	Selen
33-34	Helg	83-84	Sig
35-36	Il	85-86	Svet
37-38	Iv	87-88	Teod
39-40	Kar	89-90	Vasil
41-42	Katal	91-92	Vid
43-44	Kosch	93-94	Vess
45-46	Laik	95-96	Vlad
47-48	Lesh	97-98	Vod
49-50	Ley	99-00	Yad

d20 Roll	Masculine Suffix	Feminine Suffix
1	-al	-a
2	-an	-ana
3	-ei	-ara
4	-ek	-asha
5	-inski	-esa
6	-ko	-ina
7	-lav	-inka
8	-lo	-isa
9	-olash	-ita
10	-omir	-itsa
11	-or	-ka
12	-ori	-lana
13	-ov	-mila
14	-ovitch	-ola
15	-ovski	-ova
16	-rik	-una
17	-ush	-ushka
18	-ved	-viga
19	-yas	-ya
20	-yom	-yana

Masculine Examples: Laikori, Gregovski, Prevolash, Teodrik, Elmlo, Barbyas, Fyodovitch, Vladlav

Feminine Examples: Vidlana, Rupita, Mishira, Vessitsa, Vidmila, Sadya, Bogdova, Bilibuna

The famous monster-hunter Leshko the Wolf instructs his pupil, Princess Selenuna

As you can see from the examples, this one generates a lot more nonsense than either the Italian or Dark Crystal generators using this same format.  Plenty of naming conventions break down completely when subjected to this method - I think this is a good example of one that just about works.

90, 8: "Vasilisa"