I need an explanation

An explanation I need

Anastasia is a common name in countries where the Orthodox church (which uses Greek rather than the Latin of the Western or Roman Church) is dominant and means "resurrection," from its Greek derivation. The Greek word that came into ecclesial language for "resurrection" simply means "rise" the "...from the dead" part is only situational. Ana is making a pun on her name telling her to stay dead... which is ironic because Easter also falls at the end of the month, lol.

XD

Yeah, I've heard Anastasia's full name before, because I learned it in history class when I was in 9th grade.

I really knew that, before I did the 1st Lostbelt, in April, that Anastasia was part of the Russian royal family, the family of the Romanov Dynasty, where she was murdered in 1918, together with her family.

@Ric103LS that is so far afield as to my point in making this thread I am genuinely curious what pun you thought I was enjoying...

Anyway, yes. The Grand Duchess' history is well known. I'm speaking of the etymology of her name. Here is further clarification.

Haha, that's funny now.

> Anastasia is a common name in countries where the Orthodox church

As ukranian I'm confirm this, but actually didn't know the meaning of this name before (to my shame I guess)... so, today I learned something new.