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Well, in Russian, "Bacchus" is pronounced something like "Vakh."
Bacchus is rarely used, though. Neither is "Vakhos." I see "Bacchus" much more often. However, I'm not sure if we can call it the "correct" translation of the name. Still, it's hard to deny that "Vakh" fits the rules of the Russian language better, considering that in other names, the "kh" sound is usually shortened or replaced with "iy."