In this article, there are a lot of Russian last names formed from nicknames, reflecting not real character qualities of people, but imaginary. It is impossible to discover what is desired from reality. Surname determines which of the ancestors was bad and who is good, good or evil, brave, brave or cowardly is an empty idea. We give you the best collections of Russian last names for your newborn baby.
Ilyin – Son of Ilya
Nikolaev – son of Nikolaev
Semyonov – son of Semyon
Novikov – newcomer
Kuznetsov – blacksmith
Popov – Priest
Gusev – Goose
Titov – Son of Tit
Kuzmin – son of Kuzma
Sidorov – Son of Sidor
Bulygin – a large block
Vershinin – tall
Domninov – big
Kolbin – chubby, plump
Zakomlistov- A nagging tree with a thick butt and a very thin peak
Karbyshev – short but tight
Korepanov – pockmarked
Kaptashov – burry
Kochupa – tall
Kochemazov – dark-skinned
Pleschev – broad-shouldered
Stamikov – set straight, upright.
Cherenkov – thin
Chechulin – large, healthy
Chinov – slim, skinny
Shitov – pockmarked
Scherbak – deprived of one or several teeth
Shavlov – burry
Cheryabin – pockmarked
Shvyrkaev – sniff
Izmodenov – exhausted
Kondovin – strong, healthy
Akhidov – angry, envious.
Bagretsov – a short-tempered one
Baev – a talker, storyteller
Bahirev – a talker, a lover of boasting
Blazhenkov – happy
Bryndin – touchy
Buzilov – tough
Bulgakov – restless
Bulychev – corrupt
Byunkov – arrogant, proud
Biklaev – broken
Premina Parker, is a parenting advisor. She is the author, most recently, parenting blog called Genbabycarrier.com. Her work has helped Time win two National Magazine Awards.
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