Male Ukrainian name (Станислав)
Stanyslav is a variant spelling of the name Stanislav using a Russian/Polish phonetic vocalization (with hard «и» rather than the Ukrainian «і»). A Slavic name meaning «one who attained glory», «one who became glorious».
This is a phonetic variant of the name Stanislav (see the main entry for Stanislav). It is a name of Slavic origin, formed from the roots *stati («to stand, to become established») and *slava («glory»). The form Stanyslav is common in Russian and Polish (Stanisław) spellings; the normative Ukrainian form is Stanislav. The best-known bearer is Saint Stanislaus of Szczepanów, Bishop of Kraków (11th century), national patron saint of Poland. In Ukraine, the form Stanyslav may occur in registers due to Russian-language influence; the normative Ukrainian form is Stanislav.
Proto-Slavic roots: stati («to stand, become established») + slava («glory»); composite sense «one who became glorious». The native Ukrainian form is Stanislav.
Equivalents in other languages: Stanisław (Polish), Stanislav (Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Russian, Bulgarian, Slovene), Stanislas (French), Stanislao (Italian), Estanislao (Spanish), Stanislaus (Latin), Stanislovas (Lithuanian).
Станіславка, Станіславочка, Стас, Стасик, Стасечка, Стась, Слава, Славік.
| Nominative | Станислав |
| Genitive | Станислава |
| Dative | Станиславові |
| Accusative | Станислава |
| Instrumental | Станиславом |
| Locative | Станиславові |
| Vocative | Станиславе |