Bazarov
BazarovBa-za-rov · [bəˈzarəf]
MasculineRussianRussianUncommon
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Meaning
Of the market, or marketplace.
Legacy
Yevgeny Bazarov is the iconic nihilist anti-hero in Turgenev's 'Fathers and Sons', a figure who challenged traditional Russian society and values.
Known for
Bazarov is known almost exclusively as the surname of the protagonist in Ivan Turgenev's novel 'Fathers and Sons', limiting its adoption as a given name.
nihilist
The images that carry it
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The book emoji represents Bazarov's literary significance as the central character in a classic Russian novel.
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The microscope emoji reflects Bazarov's dedication to science and rationalism, as he is a medical student and materialist.
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The hammer emoji symbolizes Bazarov's radical, destructive approach to old institutions and his focus on practical, tangible change.
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The wilted flower emoji alludes to Bazarov's ultimate fate and the tragic aspects of his philosophy and relationships.
What it asks of you
Moral
Challenge established norms if they lack rational basis.
Character
Embodies a fiercely independent and analytical spirit.
Mindset
Approaches the world with skepticism and a demand for empirical evidence.
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