露西亜

Etymology
Borrowing from.

The spelling is, adopted in 1877 after diplomatic pressure from Russia to change from the previous spelling, out of concern that the initial  character expressed a sense of. However, the character was chosen for its sense of, from the political metaphor that the morning dew will disappear as the sun rises, wherein "sun" refers to Japan.

The use of for the latter portion is likely influenced by 🇨🇬 phonetics, and historical use of these characters to spell out the -siya portion of Rossiya in sources such as a bible translated into Chinese in 1864.