patronimic from Artem

[Inna Caron]

Two forms of this name exist: Artemii and Artiom (I'm following the
phonetics here, to emphasize the difference. Of course, you'd Latinize
it as Artem). Hence two patronymics: Artem'evich from Artemii, and
Artemovich/Artiomovich for Artem. Same as Zakhar'evich (Zakharii) and
Zakharovich (Zakhar).

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Subject: Re: [SEELANGS] patronimic from Artem

Never having heard the patronimic of Artemovich, only Artem'evich, I
would
like thouse who know the difference to comment upon it. Thanks.

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