"Suvorov" meaning in English

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        "Alternative form of Suwarrow (“island”)"
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          "text": "The main problem—where were the Germans hiding in East Prussia?—was lost sight of amid all these alarms and excursions. Any Russian not racked beyond endurance by the riddle (where have they got to? what has become of them?) had no drop of Suvorov’s blood in his veins.",
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        "A transliteration of the Russian surname Суворов (Suvorov)."
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          "text": "The main problem—where were the Germans hiding in East Prussia?—was lost sight of amid all these alarms and excursions. Any Russian not racked beyond endurance by the riddle (where have they got to? what has become of them?) had no drop of Suvorov’s blood in his veins.",
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