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• Abakumov
  Abakumov
  Abakumov or Abakumova is a Russian surname. People with this surname include:* Viktor Semyonovich Abakumov , Soviet security chief* Mariya Abakumova , Russian javelin thrower...
  
   (Абакумов)
• Abalyshev (Абалышев)
• Abarnikov (Абарников)
• Abdulov
  Abdulov
  Abdulov is an Azeri Russian surname. People with this surname include:* Aleksandr Abdulov , Russian actor* Osip Abdulov , Russian actor* Samir Abdulov , Azerbaijani footballer...
  
   (Абдулов)
• Abramov
  Abramov
  Abramoff, Abramov, Abramova, and are Russian surnames, meaning "son of Abram", the Biblical figure.People with the surname Abramoff:* Jack Abramoff , American political lobbyist, served prison time for fraud...
  
   (Абрамов)
• Abramovich (Абрамович)
• Avandeyev (Авандеев)
• Avdeyev (Авдеев)
• Avdonin (Авдонин)
• Averin
  Averin
  Averin is a protein contained in Oat that is similar to gluten. It is said to be similarly as allogenic as gluten....
  
   (Аверин)
• Averyanov
  Averyanov
  *Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Averyanov , Russian football player*Aleksandr Nikolayevich Averyanov Russian football coach, Soviet footballer*Aleksei Averyanov , Russian football player...
  
   (Аверьянов)
• Avilov (Авилов)
• Avtukhov (Автухов)
• Agapov (Агапов)
• Agafonov (Агафонов)
• Ageykin (Агейкин)
• Agliullin (Аглиуллин)
• Adaksin (Адаксин)
• Azhikelyamov (Ажикелямов)
• Azhishchenkov (Ажищенков)

• Azarov (Азаров)
• Aksakov
  Aksakov
  Aksakov and Aksakova is a common Russian last name and may refer to:*Alexandr Aksakov , Russian author, translator, journalist, editor and psychic researcher*Ivan Aksakov , Russian journalist and slavophile...
  
   (Аксаков)
• Aksyonov
  Aksyonov
  Aksyonov or Aksyonova , also spelled Aksenov, is a Russian last name and may refer to:People*Aleksandr Aksyonov , several people*Konstantin Aksyonov , Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union...
  
   (Аксёнов)
• Aksenchuk (Аксенчук)
• Akulov (Акулов)
• Aleyev (Алеев)
• Alexandrov
  Alexandrov
  Alexandrov or Aleksandrov is a town in Vladimir Oblast, Russia, north-east of Moscow. Population: Alexandrov Sloboda served as the capital of Russia for three months under Tsar Ivan the Terrible until he agreed to return his court and the relics of Moscow which he had taken with him...
  
   (Александров)
• Alexeyev
  Alexeyev
  Alexeyev, Alekseyev, Alexeiev, Alexeev or Alekseev is a common Russian last name and may refer to several people. Often the same name appears in English in several different transliterations...
  
   (Алексеев)
• Alenin (Аленин)
• Alyokhin (Алёхин)
• Aliyev
  Aliyev
  Aliyev , Aliyeva for females, is a surname in the Caucasus and Central Asia, and is of Turkic origin...
  
   (Алиев)
• Alistratov (Алистратов)
• Alliluyev (Аллилуев)
• Alogrin (Алогрин)
• Amaliyev (Амалиев)
• Amelin (Амелин)
• Aminev (Аминев)
• Ananyev (Ананьев)
• Anasenko (Анасенко)
• Andreyev
  Andreyev
  Andreyev , also spelled as Andreev, Andreeff or Andrejew, in feminine form Andreyeva , is a common Russian last name and may refer to:* Adelaide Andrejewa de Skilondz , Russian opera soprano singer and singing teacher...
  
   (Андреев)

• Andreyushkin (Андреюшкин)
• Andronikov (Андроников)
• Andropov (Андропов)
• Andryukhin (Андрюхин)
• Anikanov (Аниканов)
• Anikin (Аникин)
• Anisimov
  Anisimov
  Anisimov is the name of:* Alexander Anisimov , Russian bass singer and conductor* Aleksei Sergeyevich Anisimov , Russian football player* Artem Anisimov , Russian ice hockey player* Artem Anisimov Anisimov is the name of:* Alexander Anisimov (born 1947), Russian bass singer and conductor* Aleksei...
  
   (Анисимов)
• Anishin (Анишин)
• Annikov (Анников)
• Anosov (Аносов)
• Anokhin (Анохин
  Anokhin (disambiguation)
  Anokhin is a common Russian surname. Notable people having this surname include:*Pyotr Kuzmich Anokhin , Russian biologist and physiologist...
  
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• Anoshkin (Аношкин)
• Anrep (Анреп)
• Antipin (Антипин)
• Antipov
  Antipov
  Antipov may refer to;*Vladimir Antipov Russian ice skater*Artyom Antipov Russian footballer*Sergey Antipov Soviet canoer*Anton Antipov Russian footballer*Nikita Antipov Russian footballer*Vladimir Anatolyevich Antipov Russian footballer coach...
  
   (Антипов)
• Antonov
  Antonov
  Antonov, or Antonov Aeronautical Scientist/Technical Complex , formerly the Antonov Design Bureau, is a Ukrainian aircraft manufacturing and services company with particular expertise in the field of very large aircraft construction. Antonov ASTC is a state-owned commercial company...
  
   (Антонов
  Antonov (disambiguation)
  Antonov, or Antonov Aeronautical Scientist/Technical Complex is a Ukrainian aircraft manufacturing and services company.Antonov may also refer to:- People with the surname Antonov :* Aleksei Antonov, a Soviet Army general...
  
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• Antonovich (Антонович)
• Apalkov (Апалков)
• Aptekar (Аптекарь)
• Ardankin (Арданкин)

• Arefyev (Арефьев)
• Arzamastsev (Арзамасцев)
• Aristarkhov (Аристархов)
• Aristov
  Aristov
  Aristov is a Russian surname of Greek roots. Notable people with this surname include:* Anton Aristov, an Estonian footballer* Averky Aristov, a Soviet politician and diplomat* Nikolai Aristov, a Russian turkologist...
  
   (Аристов)
• Arsenyev
  Arsenyev
  Arsenyev is a town in Primorsky Krai, Russia, located about northeast of Vladivostok. Population: -History:The history of Arsenyev begins in 1895, when the settlement of Semyonovka was founded. The first settlement dwellers were the Old Believers. In 1901 the migrant peasants from what is now...
  
   (Арсеньев
  Arsenyev (disambiguation)
  Arsenyev, also spelled Arseniev, is a Russian surname derived from the Russian name of Greek origin Arseny. It may refer to one of the following.*Arsenyev, a city in Russia named after Vladimir Arsenyev...
  
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• Artamonov
  Artamonov
  Artamonov or Artamonova may refer to:*Alexei Artamonov , Soviet pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union*Anatoly Artamonov , Governor of Kaluga Oblast, Russia...
  
   (Артамонов)
• Artemyev
  Artemyev
  Artemyev or Artemiev and Artemyeva / Artemieva is a Russian surname.It may refer to:* Eduard Artemyev , a Russian composer* Oleg Germanovich Artemyev , a Russian cosmonaut...
  
   (Артемьев)
• Artyomov (Артёмов)
• Arshavin (Аршавин)
• Aslanov (Асланов)
• Aslakhanov (Аслаханов)
• Asmik (Асмик)
• Assonov (Ассонов)
• Aspidov (Аспидов)
• Astankov (Астанков)
• Astafyev (Астафьев)
• Astakhov (Астахов)
• Afanasyev
  Afanasyev
  Afanasyev or Afanasyeva is a Russian last name. It is etymologically connected to the name Afanasy, which in Greek origin meant "immortal"...
  
   (Афанасьев)
• Afonin (Афонин)
• Akhremenko (Ахременко)
• Ayushiyev (Аюшиев)

B (Б)

• Babanin
  Babanin
  The House of Babanin is a noble family that originated in the Tsardom of Russia. The family comes from Avksentiev Trufanovich , who had two sons: Kir and Ivan . The House of Babanin was recorded in the pedigrees of the VI part of the books of the provinces of Voronezh, Kursk, and Tula...
  
   (Бабанин)
• Babatyev (Бабатьев)
• Babikov (Бабиков)
• Babichev (Бабичев)
• Babkin (Бабкин)
• Baburin (Бабурин)
• Babykin (Бабыкин)
• Bagrov (Багров)
• Bazhanov (Бажанов)
• Bazhenov
  Bazhenov
  Bazhenov is a Russian surname. The following people share it:* Aleksandr Bazhenov , writer.* Nikita Bazhenov , footballer.* Vasili Bazhenov , architect.Its feminine form is Bazhenova :...
  
   (Баженов)
• Bazanov (Базанов)
• Bazarov (Базаров)
• Bazin (Базин)
• Bakrylov (Бакрылов)
• Balabanov
  Balabanov
  Balabanov and their derivatives are common last names in Serbia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Russia.- Prominent Balabanovs :...
  
   (Балабанов)
• Balakin (Балакин)
• Balandin (Баландин)
• Balakhnov (Балахнов)
• Balashov (Балашов)
• Baltabev (Балтабев)
• Balsunov (Бальсунов)
• Banin (Банин)
• Baranov (Баранов)
• Baranovsky (Барановский)
• Barbolin (Барболин)
• Barentsev (Баренцев)
• Barinov (Баринов)
• Barkov (Барков)

• Barndyk (Барндык)
• Barsukov (Барсуков)
• Baryshev (Барышев)
• Baryshnikov
  Baryshnikov
  Baryshnikov is a common Russian surname.People with this surname include:* Aleksandr Baryshnikov , Soviet athlete* Mikhail Baryshnikov , Russian American dancer* Yevhen Baryshnikov , Ukrainian footballer...
  
   (Барышников)
• Batishchev (Батищев)
• Batrutdinov (Батрутдинов)
• Bebnev (Бебнев)
• Bebchuk (Бебчук)
• Bezborodov (Безбородов)
• Bezrodny (Безродный)
• Bezrukov
  Bezrukov
  Bezrukov or Bezrukova is a common Russian surname.People with this surname include:* Vitali Bezrukov , Russian actor and theatre director* Sergey M. Bezrukov, Russian biophysicist...
  
   (Безруков)
• Bezukladnikov
  Bezukladnikov
  Peter Wolframovich Bezukladnikov is General Director of Russian biggest engineering company E4 Group and formerly a scientist in the field of structural analysis of carbohydrates.- Education and Scientific Career :...
  
   (Безукладников)
• Belevich (Белевич)
• Beliberdiyev (Белибердиев)
• Belikov (Беликов)
• Belinsky (Белинский
  Belinsky (disambiguation)
  Vissarion Belinsky was a Russian literary critic.Belinsky may also refer to:*Bo Belinsky , American baseball player*Vladimir Belinski , Russian theoretical physicist*Belinsky District, a district of Penza Oblast...
  
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• Belov
  Belov
  Belov , or Belova , is a common Russian surname which may refer to:People*Aleksandar Belov , Macedonian singer*Alexander Belov , Russian basketball player...
  
   (Белов)
• Belorusov (Белорусов)
• Beloglazov (Белоглазов)
• Belomestin (Беломестин)
• Belomestnov (Беломестнов)
• Belomestov (Беломестов)
• Belomestny (Беломестный)
• Belomestnykh (Беломестных)
• Belochkin (Белочкин)
• Belyakov (Беляков)
• Bendlin (Бендлин)
• Benediktov (Бенедиктов)

• Berezhnoy (Бережной)
• Berezin
  Berezin
  Berezin is a Russian surname which can refer to:* Felix Berezin, a Russian mathematician and physicist.* Fyodor Berezin, a Ukrainian science fiction writer.* Mabel Berezin, a sociologist at Cornell University....
  
   (Березин)
• Beriya (Берия)
• Belousov
  Belousov
  Belousov is a common Russian surname formed from the nickname Belye Usy meaning "White Moustache" which actually translates into English as "Grey Moustache". To an intelligent Russian ear, the meaning is that of "someone older, grey-haired, i.e. wise". The feminine form of the surname is Belousova...
  
   (Белоусов)
• Bershov (Бершов)
• Beskryostnov (Бескрёстнов)
• Bespalov (Беспалов)
• Bessonov (Бессонов)
• Besfamilny (Бесфамильный)
• Bekhterev (Бехтерев)
• Biryukov
  Biryukov
  Biryukov and Biryukova is a common Russian surname derived from the word 'wolf' .People with this surname include:*Alex Biryukov, a cryptographer*Mikhail Biryukov , several people...
  
   (Бирюков)
• Blazhenov (Блаженов)
• Blanter (Блантер)
• Blatov (Блатов)
• Blinov (Блинов)
• Blok (Блок)
• Blokov (Блоков)
• Blokhin
  Blokhin
  Blokhin might refer to one of the following:* Alexander Viktorovich Blokhin , Russian diplomat* Alexander Blokhin , Russian soldier and Hero of the Russian Federation...
  
   (Блохин)
• Bobkov (Бобков)
• Bobr
  Bóbr
  Bóbr is a river which runs through the north of the Czech Republic and the southwest of Poland, a left tributary of the Oder River, with a length of and a basin area of .The Bóbr originates in the Rýchory mountains in the southeast of the Karkonosze range, where the source is...
  
   (Бобр)
• Bobrik (Бобрик)
• Bobrov (Бобров)
• Bovarin (Боварин)
• Bogatyryov (Богатырёв)
• Bogachyov (Богачёв)
• Bogdanov
  Bogdanov
  Bogdanov or Bogdanova is a common Russian surname and may refer to:-Bogdanov:*Alexander Bogdanov , Belarusian-Russian physician, philosopher, economist, writer and revolutionary...
  
   (Богданов)
• Bogolepov (Боголепов)
• Bogolyubov
  Bogolyubov
  Bogolyubov or Boholyubov is a surname in Russia and Ukraine. Spellings Bogoljubov and Bogoliubov are also used. Feminine Bogolyubova . The following persons have this surname:...
  
   (Боголюбов)
• Bogomazov (Богомазов)

• Bogomolov (Богомолов)
• Bogrov (Богров)
• Bogun (Богун)
• Bodrov (Бодров)
• Boydalo (Бойдало)
• Boykov (Бойков)
• Boytsov (Бойцов)
• Bok (Бок)
• Bokaryov (Бокарёв)
• Boldayev (Болдаев)
• Boldyrev (Болдырев)
• Bolotnikov (Болотников)
• Boltonogov (Болтоногов)
• Bolshakov
  Bolshakov
  Bolshakov may refer to:*Nikolay Bolshakov*Dmitri Bolshakov*Maksim Bolshakov*Denis Bolshakov...
  
   (Большаков)
• Bolshov (Большов)
• Bondarev (Бондарев)
• Bondarchuk (Бондарчук)
• Boreyev (Бореев)
• Borzilov (Борзилов)
• Borisyuk (Борисюк)
• Borodin
  Borodin
  Borodin , or Borodina is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Alexander Borodin , Russian composer and chemist*Alexander Parfeniyevich Borodin, Russian scientist in the field of rail transport...
  
   (Бородин)
• Bortnik (Бортник)
• Bortsov (Борцов)
• Bocharov
  Bocharov
  Bocharov & Bocharova are common Slavic surnames for male and female respectively. They are derived from Bochar which means the cooper.Male names...
  
   (Бочаров)
• Boyarov (Бояров)
• Bragin (Брагин)
• Brantov (Брантов)
• Brezhnev (Брежнев)
• Bugayev (Бугаев)

• Bugaychuk (Бугайчук)
• Bugakov (Бугаков)
• Buzinsky (Бузинский)
• Budayev (Будаев)
• Budanov (Буданов)
• Budnikov (Будников)
• Budylin (Будылин)
• Bukavitsky (Букавицкий)
• Bukin (Букин)
• Bukir (Букирь)
• Buklin (Буклин)
• Bukov (Буков)
• Bulgakov
  Bulgakov
  Bulgakov is a common Russian family name and may refer to:*Gediminid family of Princes Bulgakov*Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Bulgakov, Soviet politician, USSR Minister of Education 1978 to 1983*Aleksandr Viktorovich Bulgakov Bulgakov is a common Russian family name and may refer to:*Gediminid family...
  
   (Булгаков)
• Bulygin (Булыгин)
• Bunin (Бунин)
• Burdukovsky (Бурдуковский)
• Burkov (Бурков)
• Burmakin
  Burmakin
  Burmakin may refer to;*Vladimir Burmakin Russian chess grandmaster*Dmitriy Burmakin Russian long-distance runner...
  
   (Бурмакин)
• Burov (Буров)
• Burtsov (Бурцов)
• Bury
  Bury
  Bury is a town in Greater Manchester, England. It lies on the River Irwell, east of Bolton, west-southwest of Rochdale, and north-northwest of the city of Manchester...
  
   (Бурый
  Bury (disambiguation)
  Bury is a town in northern England.Bury may also refer to:*The burial of human remains.*wrestler burial or bury angle, a slang term used in the world of wrestling.*HMS Bury, a Hunt class minesweeper of the Royal Navy from World War I....
  
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• Buryakov (Буряков)
• Buturovich (Бутурович)
• Butusov (Бутусов)
• Butylin (Бутылин)
• Bukhalo
  Bukhalo
  The bukhalo is a type of large drum often used in dance music, particularly popular in Western Ukraine. It is fixed to the player with a belt so that the performer can also dance and move about when needed...
  
   (Бухало)
• Bykov (Быков)
• Bylinkin (Былинкин)
• Bychkov (Бычков)

V (В)

• Vavilov
  Vavilov
  Vavilov is a Russian surname and may refer to:* Nikolai Vavilov , a Russian geneticist* Sergey Ivanovich Vavilov , a Russian physicist* Vladimir Sergeyevich Vavilov , Russian footballer...
  
   (Вавилов)
• Vagin (Вагин)
• Vazov (Вазов)
• Valevach (Валевач)
• Vanzin (Ванзин)
• Varennikov (Варенников)
• Varushkin (Варушкин)
• Vasilyev
  Vasilyev
  Vasilyev or Vasiliev or Vassiliev is a common Russian Surname derived from the Russian given name Vasiliy . The feminine form: Vasilyeva . It may refer to:*Aleksandr Vasilev Vasilyev (Васильев) or Vasiliev or Vassiliev is a common Russian Surname derived from the Russian given name Vasiliy...
  
   (Васильев)
• Vasilyevykh (Васильевых)
• Vasin (Васин)
• Vasnev (Васнев)
• Vasnetsov (Васнецов)
• Vakhrov (Вахров)

• Vakhrushev (Вахрушев)
• Venediktov (Венедиктов)
• Vedeneyev
  Vedeneyev
  |-See also:- References :* YAK-55M Operator Handbook* M14 Log books...
  
   (Веденеев)
• Vedenin (Веденин)
• Vedernikov (Ведерников)
• Vergunov (Вергунов)
• Vereshchagin (Верещагин)
• Vershinin (Вершинин)
• Veselov (Веселов)
• Veselovsky (Веселовский)
• Vetochkin (Веточкин)
• Vetrov (Ветров)

• Vikashev (Викашев)
• Vinogradov
  Vinogradov
  Vinogradov or Vinogradoff is a common Russian last name derived from the Russian word Vinograd, meaning Grape. Vinogradova is a feminine version of the same name.Notable persons bearing this last name include:...
  
   (Виноградов)
• Vinokurov (Винокуров)
• Vitayev (Витаев)
• Vitvinin (Витвинин)
• Vitsin (Вицин)
• Vikhrov (Вихров)
• Vodovatov (Водоватов)
• Vodoleyev (Водолеев)
• Vodyanov (Водянов)
• Volikov (Воликов)
• Volkov (Волков)

• Volodin
  Volodin
  Volodin is a Russian surname which may refer to:*Aleksandr Volodin , Estonian footballer*Aleksandr Volodin , , Estonian chess player*Aleksey Volodin , Russian pianist...
  
   (Володин)
• Voloshin
  Voloshin
  Voloshin, or Voloshyn , is a Russian prince family of Rurik stock, descended from the Rurik sovereigns of Russia.Famous family members:* Alexander Voloshin, Russian politician and businessman* Avhustyn Voloshyn, politician, teacher, and essayist...
  
   (Волошин)
• Volvakov (Вольваков)
• Vorobyov
  Vorobyov
  Vorobyov, Vorobiev, Vorobyev and Vorobyova is a common Russian surname derived from the Russian word vorobey .People with this surname include:...
  
   (Воробьёв)
• Voronin
  Voronin
  Voronin , or Voronina , is a Slavic lastname, which may refer to:People* Anatoly Voronin , business chief of Itar-TASS* Andriy Voronin, a Ukrainian footballer...
  
   (Воронин)
• Voronov
  Voronov
  Voronov, Voronoff, Woronoff , or Voronova , is a popular Russian surname which may refer to the following people:* Avenir Voronov , Soviet scientist and academician...
  
   (Воронов)
• Voronkov (Воронков)
• Vorontsov
  Vorontsov
  Vorontsov, also Woronzow, Woroncow is a celebrated Russian family, which attained the dignity of Counts of the Holy Roman Empire in 1744 and Serene Princes of the Russian Empire in 1852....
  
   (Воронцов
  Vorontsov (disambiguation)
  Vorontsov , or Vorontsova , is a popular Russian surname which may refer to:-Nobility:*Vorontsov, celebrated Russian family:*Alexander Vorontsov *Mikhail Illarionovich Vorontsov...
  
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• Voskoboynikov (Воскобойников)
• Votyakov (Вотяков)
• Vyrypayev (Вырыпаев)
• Vyalitsyn (Вьялицын)

G (Г)

• Gavrikov (Гавриков)
• Gavrilov (Гаврилов)
• Gavrilenkov (Гавриленков)
• Gagarin (Гагарин
  Gagarin (disambiguation)
  The name Gagarin often refers to Yuri Gagarin , the first man to travel in outer space.Gagarin , or Gagarina , is a Russian surname derived from the word gagara, meaning loon and may also refer to:People* Gagarin family, a Rurikid princely family* Anna Lopukhina , née Anna Gagarina, mistress...
  
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• Gagolin
  Gagolin
  Gągolin is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Łoniów, within Sandomierz County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, in south-central Poland. It lies approximately south-east of Łoniów, south-west of Sandomierz, and south-east of the regional capital Kielce.-References:...
  
   (Гаголин)
• Galdin (Галдин)
• Galiaskarov (Галиаскаров)
• Galkin
  Galkin
  Galkin or Galkina Feminine; Галкина is a Russian surname. It derived from Galka and may refer to the following people:* Aleksey Galkin, Russian GRU officer* Alexander Galkin, Russian chess grandmaster...
  
   (Галкин)
• Galygin (Галыгин)
• Gandelman (Гандельман)
• Garanin (Гаранин)
• Garin (Гарин)
• Garifullin (Гарифуллин)
• Gachev (Гачев)
• Genkin (Генкин)
• Gerasimov
  Gerasimov
  Gerasimov or Gerasimova is a common Russian last name and may refer to the following:-People:*Alexander Gerasimov , Russian/Soviet painter*Anatoly Gerasimov , Russian/American musician...
  
   (Герасимов)
• Gibazov (Гибазов)
• Gilyov (Гилёв)
• Glagolev (Глаголев)
• Glazkov
  Glazkov
  Glazkov is a Russian surname and may refer to:* Georgiy Glazkov , a Soviet footballer and coach* Nikolay Glazkov , a Russian poet and actor...
  
   (Глазков)
• Glebov (Глебов)

• Glinka
  Glinka (disambiguation)
  -People:*Glinka Komitov , Bulgarian doctor, lawyer, sociologist*Fyodor Glinka , Russian poet and author*Małgorzata Glinka , Polish volleyball player*Mikhail Glinka , Russian composer...
  
   (Глинка
  Glinka (disambiguation)
  -People:*Glinka Komitov , Bulgarian doctor, lawyer, sociologist*Fyodor Glinka , Russian poet and author*Małgorzata Glinka , Polish volleyball player*Mikhail Glinka , Russian composer...
  
  )
• Glinin (Глинин)
• Globa (Глоба)
• Glukhov (Глухов)
• Golov (Голов)
• Golovakha (Головаха)
• Golovanov
  Golovanov
  Golovanov is a Russian surname.It may also mean:* Alexander Golovanov , a Soviet pilot and officer* Diana Golovanov , an Israeli musician...
  
   (Голованов)
• Golovin (Головин)
• Golovkin (Головкин)
• Golovchenko (Головченко)
• Golodyayev (Голодяев)
• Golubev
  Golubev
  Golubev , or Golubeva is a Russian last name, derived from the Russian word golub` . It may refer to:*Aleksandr Valeryevich Golubev , Russian footballer*Aleksandr Vyacheslavovich Golubev Golubev , or Golubeva (feminine; Голубева) is a Russian last name, derived from the Russian word golub`...
  
   (Голубев)
• Golubkin (Голубкин)
• Golubov
  Golubov
  Golubov or Golubova is Russian surname:*Aleksandrs Golubovs , Latvian politician*Dmitri Golubov , Russian professional footballer...
  
   (Голубов)
• Golubtsov (Голубцов)
• Golumbovsky (Голумбовский)
• Goncharov
  Goncharov
  Goncharov is a Russian surname shared by the following people:*Aleksandr Goncharov , Soviet Russian hockey player*Ivan Goncharov , Russian author*Natalya Goncharova, several people*Pyotr Goncharov , Russian composer...
  
   (Гончаров)
• Goraya
  Goraya
  Goraya is a town in Jalandhar District in the Indian state of Punjab. It lies between Jalandhar and Ludhiana on G. T. Road NH-1, which connects Amritsar and Delhi. Goraya belongs to Tehsil administrative division and is known for its industry.-Geography:...
  
   (горая)
• Gorbachyov (Горбачёв
  Gorbachev (disambiguation)
  Gorbachev is a Russian surname. It derived from a word meaning "Hunchback". The Ukrainian equivalent is Horbanenko and the Belarusian equivalent is Harbachow.*Mikhail Gorbachev , last head of state of the USSR...
  
  )
• Gorbunkov (Горбунков)
• Gorbunov
  Gorbunov
  Gorbunov , or Gorbunova , is a Russian last name, which may refer to the following people:*Alexander Gorbunov , a Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union*Anatolijs Gorbunovs Gorbunov , or Gorbunova (Горбунова; feminine), is a Russian last name, which may refer to the following...
  
   (Горбунов)

• Gorev (Горев)
• Gorelov (Горелов)
• Goremykin (Горемыкин)
• Gorislavsky (Гориславский)
• Gorokhin (Горохин)
• Gorokhov (Горохов)
• Gorshkov (Горшков)
• Goruaia (горуаиа)
• Goryunov (Горюнов)
• Grachyov (Грачёв)
• Grafov (Графов)
• Grebenshchikov
  Grebenshchikov
  Grebenshchikov is a Russian surname. People with this surname include:*A. V. Grebenshchikov, Soviet scholar of Tungusic languages*Boris Grebenshchikov, Russian rock musician*George Grebenstchikoff, Russian writer...
  
   (Гребенщиков)
• Grempel (Гремпель)
• Gretchenko (Гретченко)
• Grechko (Гречко)
• Greshnev (Грешнев)
• Gribanov (Грибанов)
• Gribkov (Грибков)
• Gribov
  Gribov
  Gribov is a village and municipality in Stropkov District in the Prešov Region of north-eastern Slovakia.-Geography:The municipality lies at an altitude of 284 metres and covers an area of 7.942 km². It has a population of about 191 people....
  
   (Грибов)
• Griboyedov (Грибоедов)
• Grigolyuk (Григолюк)

• Grigoryev (Григорьев)
• Grinin (Гринин)
• Grishin
  Grishin
  Grishin is a Russian surname derived from Grisha, a short form of the name Grigori. The surname literally means Grisha's. It may refer to:* Aleksei Grishin , Belarusian Winter Olympic freestyle skier...
  
   (Гришин)
• Gromov
  Gromov
  Gromov may refer to:*Alexander Georgiyevich Gromov, Russian politician and KGB officer*Alexander Gromov, science fiction writer*Alexey Gromov, Press Attaché for Vladimir Putin...
  
   (Громов)
• Gromyko (Громыко)
• Gruzdev (Груздев)
• Gruzinsky
  Gruzinsky
  Gruzinsky was a title and later the surname of two different princely lines of the Bagrationi dynasty of Georgia, both of which received it as the subjects of the Russian Empire. The name "Gruzinsky" derives from Russian, originally and literally meaning "of Georgia"...
  
   (Грузинский)
• Grushanin (Грушанин)
• Gryaznov (Грязнов)
• Gubanov (Губанов)
• Gulin (Гулин)
• Gunin (Гунин)
• Gurkovsky (Гурковский)
• Guryev (Гурьев)
• Guryanov (Гурьянов)
• Gusarov
  Gusarov
  Gusarov may refer to:*Gennadi Gusarov*Alexei Gusarov...
  
   (Гусаров)
• Gusev
  Gusev
  Gusev is a town and the administrative center of Gusevsky District of Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia, located at the confluence of the Pissa and Krasnaya Rivers, near the border with Poland and Lithuania, east of Chernyakhovsk. Population: -History:...
  
   (Гусев
  Gusev (disambiguation)
  Gusev , or Guseva , is a Russian last name and may refer to:People*Aleksandr Gusev , Soviet hockey player*Alexander Gusev , Russian revolutionary...
  
  )
• Gusin (Гусин)
• Guslyakov (Гусляков)
• Guskov (Гуськов)
• Gushchin (Гущин)

D (Д)

• Datsishin (Дацишин)
• Danshov (Даньшов)
• Dorofeyev (Дорофеев)
• Davydkin (Давыдкин)
• Davydov
  Davydov
  Davydov , or Davydova , is a surname common in Russia and Ukraine.*Alexander Davydov, Soviet and Ukrainian physicist*Avgust Davydov, Russian mathematician and mechanic*Boris Davydov, Russian hydrographer and geodesist...
  
   (Давыдов)
• Daniltsin (Данильцин)
• Dvoynev (Двойнев)
• Dvornikov (Дворников)
• Dedov (Дедов)
• Demenok (Деменок)
• Dementyev (Дементьев)
• Demidov
  Demidov
  The Demidov family, also Demidoff, were an influential Russian merchant, industrialist and later chivalry family, possibly second only to the Tsar himself in wealth during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.-History:...
  
   (Демидов)
• Denikin (Деникин)
• Denisov
  Denisov
  Denisov or Denisova is a Russian last name, shared by following people:*Andrey Denisov , Russian politician*Edison Denisov , Soviet composer*Igor Denisov , Russian Footballer*Lyubov Denisova...
  
   (Денисов)
• Dyogtin (Дёгтин)

• Degtyarev (Дегтярев)
• Dezhnyov (Дежнёв)
• Delov (Делов)
• Dementyev (Дементьев)
• Dyomin (Дёмин)
• Derzhavin (Державин)
• Dernov (Дернов)
• Desyatkov (Десятков)
• Dmitriyev (Дмитриев)
• Dobrolyubov (Добролюбов)
• Dobronravov (Добронравов)
• Dobrynin
  Dobrynin
  Dobrynin is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Przecław, within Mielec County, Subcarpathian Voivodeship, in south-eastern Poland. It lies approximately east of Przecław, south-east of Mielec, and north-west of the regional capital Rzeszów....
  
   (Добрынин)
• Dolgorukov (Долгоруков)
• Dolzhikov (Должиков)

• Domashev (Домашев)
• Domnin  (Домнин)
• Dorokhin (Дорохин)
• Dorokhov (Дорохов)
• Dostovalov (Достовалов)
• Dragomirov (Драгомиров)
• Dresvyanin (Дресвянин)
• Drotenkov (Drotenkov)
• Dryomov (Дрёмов)
• Drugal (Другаль)
• Druganin (Друганин)
• Drugov (Другов)
• Dryagin (Дрягин)
• Dubinin
  Dubinin
  Dubinin , or Dubinina , is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Eduard Dubinin, Russian astrophysicist**6359 Dubinin, an asteroid named after him*Mikhail Dubinin, Russian chemist, academician...
  
   (Дубинин)
• Dubinkin (Дубинкин)
• Dubov (Дубов)

• Dubolazov (Дуболазов)
• Dubrovsky
  Dubrovsky
  Dubrovsky is an unfinished novel by Alexander Pushkin, written in 1832 and published after Pushkin’s death in 1841.-Plot summary:Vladimir Dubrovsky is a young nobleman whose land is confiscated by a greedy and powerful aristocrat, Kirila Petrovitch Troekurov...
  
   (Дубровский)
• Dudin
  Dudín
  Dudín is a village and municipality in Jihlava District in the Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic.The municipality covers an area of , and has a population of 170 ....
  
   (Дудин)
• Dudko (Дудко)
• Dudnik (Дудник)
• Dultsev (Дульцев)
• Dumanovsky (Думановский)
• Duranichev (Дураничев)
• Durov (Дуров)
• Durchenko (Дурченко)
• Dyrbov (Дырбов)
• Dykhovichny (Дыховичный)
• Dyuzhenkov (Дюженков)
• Dyatlov (Дятлов)

Ye (Е)

• Yevdokimov
  Yevdokimov
  Yevdokimov , alternatively spelled as Evdokimov , or Yevdokimova is a common Russian surname and may refer to the following:...
  
   (Евдокимов)
• Yevseyev
  Yevseyev
  Yevseyev or Yevseev, Evseyev, Evseev and Yevseyeva is a common Russian surname.People with this surname include:* Evhen Yevseyev , a professional Ukrainian footballer...
  
   (Евсеев)
• Yevstigneyev (Евстигнеев)
• Yevtushenko (Евтушенко)
• Yevtushenkov (Евтушенков)
• Yegorov
  Yegorov
  Yegorov , or Yegorova , is a common Russian last name and may refer to:* Aleksey Yegorov , Kazakhstani-Russian swimmer* Alexander Ilyich Yegorov , Soviet military commander and Marshal of the Soviet Union...
  
   (Егоров)
• Yedemsky (Едемский)
• Yezhov (Ежов)
• Yelagin (Елагин)
• Yeleshev (Елешев)

• Yelizarov (Елизаров)
• Yeliseyev (Елисеев)
• Yeltsin (Ельцин
  Yeltsin (disambiguation)
  Yeltsin may refer to:*Boris Yeltsin , former president of Russia.*Naina Yeltsina , widow of Boris Yeltsin.*Tatyana Dyachenko , daughter and presidential advisor of Boris Yeltsin....
  
  )
• Yeltsov (Ельцов)
• Yelchukov (Ельчуков)
• Yemelin (Емелин)
• Yemelyanenko (Емельяненко)
• Yemelyanov (Емельянов)
• Yenin (Енин)
• Yenotin (Енотин)

• Yenotov (Енотов)
• Yeryomin (Ерёмин)
• Yerzov (Ерзов)
• Yerkulayev (Еркулаев)
• Yermakov (Ермаков)
• Yermilov (Ермилов)
• Yermolayev
  Yermolayev
  -Derivation:Yermolayev is derived from the given name Yermolay , which was from the Greek Hermolaos, meaning "the people of Hermes"...
  
   (Ермолаев)
• Yermolov (Ермолoв)
• Yermushin (Ермушин)
• Yeromeyev (Еромеев)

• Yerofeyev (Ерофеев)
• Yerokhin (Ерохин)
• Yerkhov (Ерхов)
• Yershov (Ершов)
• Yesaulov (Есаулов)
• Yesikov (Есиков)
• Yesipov (Есипов)
• Yefimov
  Yefimov
  Yefimov, sometimes spelled Efimov , or Yefimova is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Alexander Yefimov , a Soviet aircraft pilot and twice Hero of the Soviet Union...
  
   (Ефимов)
• Yefremov (Ефремов)
• Yeshevsky (Ешевский)

Yo (Ё)

• Yozhikov (Ёжиков)
• Yozhin (Ёжин)

• Yozhov (Ёжов)
• Yolkin (Ёлкин)

• Yolkov (Ёлков)

Zh (Ж)

• Zhabin (Жабин)
• Zharkov (Жарков)
• Zharykhin (Жарыхин)
• Zhvikov (Жвиков)
• Zhdanov (Жданов)
• Zheglov (Жеглов)
• Zhelezkin (Железкин)

• Zheleznov (Железнов)
• Zherdev (Жердев)
• Zhernakov (Жернаков)
• Zhestakova (Жестакова)
• Zhzhyonov (Жжёнов)
• Zhivenkov (Живенков)
• Zhiglov (Жиглов)

• Zhigunov (Жигунов)
• Zhidkov (Жидков)
• Zhikin (Жикин)
• Zhilin (Жилин)
• Zhilov (Жилов)
• Zhirenkov (Жиренков)
• Zhirov (Жиров)

• Zholdin (Жолдин)
• Zhukov (Жуков
  Zhukov (disambiguation)
  The name Zhukov often refers to Georgy Zhukov , a Soviet military leader, vice admiral.Zhukov or Zhukova is a common Russian surname and may also refer to:-People:...
  
  )
• Zhutov (Жутов)
• Zhuravlyov (Журавлёв)
• Zhurov (Журов)

Z (З)

• Zabolotny (Заболотный)
• Zavragin (Заврагин)
• Zavrazhin (Завражин)
• Zavrazhnov (Завражнов)
• Zavrazhny (Завражный)
• Zavrazin (Завразин)
• Zavyalov (Завьялов)
• Zadornov
  Zadornov
  Zadornov is a Russian surname may also refer to:*Nikolay Pavlovich Zadornov a Russian writer.*Mikhail Mikhailovich Zadornov a Russian politician and former finance minister....
  
   (Задорнов)
• Zadorozhny (Задорожный)
• Zaytsev (Зайцев)

• Zakrevsky (Закревский)
• Zakryatin (Закрятин)
• Zaporozhets (Запорожец)
• Zaslavsky (Заславский)
• Zakharov
  Zakharov
  Zakharov , or Zakharova , is a common Russian last name and may refer to:People* Aleksei Arkhipovich Zakharov, Hero of the Soviet Union* Aleksei Ivanovich Zakharov , Soviet soldier, Hero of the Soviet Union...
  
   (Захаров)
• Zakharin (Захарьин)
• Zarubin (Зарубин)
• Zvyagin (Звягин)
• Zefirov (Зефиров)
• Zyomin (Зёмин)

• Zimin
  Zimin
  Zimin is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Kleszczewo, within Poznań County, Greater Poland Voivodeship, in west-central Poland. It lies approximately south-east of the regional capital Poznań.The village has a population of 300....
  
   (Зимин)
• Zlobin (Злобин)
• Zolin (Золин)
• Zolotov (Золотов)
• Zonov (Зонов)
• Zorin (Зорин)
• Zotov (Зотов)
• Zubarev
  Zubarev
  Zubarev or Zubareva is a common Russian surname and may refer to:* Andrei Zubarev , a Russian professional ice hockey player* Dmitry Zubarev , a Russian theoretical physicist...
  
   (Зубарев)
• Zubkov (Зубков)
• Zubov
  Zubov
  Zubov was a Russian noble family which rose to the highest offices of state in the 1790s, when Platon Zubov succeeded Count Orlov and Prince Potemkin as the favourite of Catherine II of Russia....
  
   (Зубов)

• Zuyev
  Zuyev
  Zuyev, sometimes spelled as Zuev , or Zuyeva , is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Aleksei Zuev , a Russian football goalkeeper*Alexei Zuyev , a Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union...
  
   (Зуев)
• Zuykov (Зуйков)
• Zimnyakov (Зимняков)
• Zinchenko (Зинченко)
• Zykin (Зыкин)
• Zykov (Зыков)
• Zyryanov (Зырянов)
• Zyuganov (Зюганов)
• Zverev
  Zverev
  Zverev or Zveref is a Russian surname, and could refer to:*Anatoly Zverev , Soviet artist*Arseny Zverev , Soviet finance minister*Mischa Zverev , professional tennis player who represents Germany...
  
   (Зверев)

I (И)

• Ibragimov
  Ibragimov
  Ibragimov, Ibrahimov or Ibragimova, Ibrahimova is a common Russian and Tatar surname. The spelling reflects Cyrillic alphabet's version of the name Ibrahim, an Islamic version of the Abraham....
  
   (Ибрагимов)
• Ivazov (Ивазов)
• Ivakin (Ивакин)
• Ivankov (Иванков)
• Ivanov
  Ivanov (surname)
  Ivanov , Ivanoff or Ivanow or Ivanova is one of the most common surnames in Russia and Bulgaria...
  
   (Иванов)
• Ivashin (Ивашин)
• Ivashov (Ивашов)
• Ivkin (Ивкин)

• Ivolgin (Иволгин)
• Ignatkovich (Игнаткович)
• Ignatyev
  Ignatyev
  Ignatyev, Ignatiev, or Ignatieff or Ignatyeva is a common Russian last name and may refer to:*Aleksandr Ignatyev , Russian soccer player*Alexey Ignatyev , Russian count, statesman, and writer...
  
   (Игнатьев)
• Igoshin (Игошин)
• Igumnov (Игумнов)
• Izhutin (Ижутин)
• Izmaylov (Измайлов)
• Izyumov (Изюмов)

• Ikanov (Иканов)
• Ikashev (Икашев)
• Ilyin
  Ilyin
  Ilyin , or Ilyina is a common Russian last name derived from a given name Ilya and may refer to:*Aleksandr Ilyin, several people...
  
   (Ильин)
• Ilkun (Илькун)
• Ilyushin
  Ilyushin
  Open Joint Stock Company «Ilyushin Aviation Complex» , operating as Ilyushin or Ilyushin Design Bureau, is a Russian design bureau and aircraft manufacturer, founded by Sergey Vladimirovich Ilyushin. Ilyushin was established under the Soviet Union. Its operations began on January 13, 1933, by...
  
   (Ильюшин)
• Ilyasov (Ильясов)
• Ilyukhin (Илюхин)
• Ilyushin
  Ilyushin
  Open Joint Stock Company «Ilyushin Aviation Complex» , operating as Ilyushin or Ilyushin Design Bureau, is a Russian design bureau and aircraft manufacturer, founded by Sergey Vladimirovich Ilyushin. Ilyushin was established under the Soviet Union. Its operations began on January 13, 1933, by...
  
   (Илюшин)

• Ilyushkin (Илюшкин)
• Inozemtsev (Иноземцев)
• Inshov (Иньшов)
• Ipatyev (Ипатьев)
• Isayev (Исаев)
• Ismaylov (Исмайлов)
• Istomin
  Istomin
  Istomin may refer to:* Denis Istomin , Uzbekistan tennis player* Denis Istomin , Russian ice hockey player* Eugene Istomin , American pianist* Marta Casals Istomin , Puerto Rican musician...
  
   (Истомин)
• Ishutin (Ишутин)

K (К)

• Kabinov (Кабинов)
• Kablukov (Каблуков)
• Kaverin (Каверин)
• Kadnikov
  Kadnikov
  Kadnikov is a town in Sokolsky District of Vologda Oblast, Russia,, located on the bank of the Sodima River, southeast of Vologda. Municipally, it is incorporated as Kadnikovskoe Urban Settlement in Sokolsky Municipal District. Population: -History:...
  
   (Кадников)
• Kadtsyn (Кадцын)
• Kadurin(Кадурин)
• Kazakov
  Kazakov
  Kazakov , or Kazakova is a common Russian family name meaning "of Cossack", which may refer to:* Alexander Kazakov , a Russian flying ace and fighter pilot during the First World War...
  
   (Казаков)
• Kazantsev
  Kazantsev
  Kazantsev or Kazantseva is a Russian surname. It is shared by the following people:*Alexander Kazantsev, Soviet sci-fi writer*Leonid Kazantsev , Russian lawyer*Nikolay Kazantsev , Russian writer...
  
   (Казанцев)
• Kazankov (Казаньков)
• Kazarezov (Казарезов)
• Kalagin (Калагин)
• Kalashnik
  Kalashnik
  Kalashnik is a surname of Ukrainian origin meaning "maker of kalaches". A man who made kalaches was called a калачник , which sometimes by sandhi effect became калашник , and such a man's descendants thus got the surname Калачник or Калашник , or the same with -ов added,...
  
   (Калашник)
• Kalganov (Калганов)
• Kalinin (Калинин)
• Kalugin (Калугин)
• Kalyagin (Калягин)
• Kamenskikh (Каменских)
• Kamkin (Камкин)
• Kanadin (Канадин)
• Kanadov (Канадов)
• Kanadtsev (Канадцев)
• Kanalin (Каналин)
• Kandinsky (Кандинский)
• Kapitsa (Капица)
• Kapralov (Капралов)
• Kapriyanov (Каприянов)
• Kapustin
  Kapustin
  Kapustin and Kapustina is a common Russian surname and may refer to:* Anton Kapustin, professor of theoretical physics at Caltech* Denis Kapustin , Russian triple jumper* Nikolai Kapustin , Russian pianist and composer...
  
   (Капустин)
• Kapustov (Капустов)
• Kapylyushny (Капылюшный)
• Karavayev (Караваев)
• Karandashov (Карандашов)
• Karantirov (Карантиров)
• Karaulin (Караулин)
• Karaulov (Караулов)
• Karbainov (Карбаинов)

• Kargin (Каргин)
• Karev (Карев)
• Karetnikov (Каретников)
• Karzhov (Каржов)
• Kariyev (Кариев)
• Karnaukhov (Карнаухов)
• Kartashyov (Карташёв)
• Kartashov (Карташов)
• Karchagin (Карчагин)
• Karyavin (Карявин)
• Kasaty (Касатый)
• Kasyanenko (Касьяненко)
• Kasyanov (Касьянов)
• Katayev (Катаев)
• Katerinochkin (Катериночкин)
• Katin (Катин)
• Kachusov (Качусов)
• Kasharin (Кашарин)
• Kashirin (Каширин)
• Kashkanov (Кашканов)
• Kashnikov (Кашников)
• Kedrov
  Kedrov
  Kedrov may refer to more than one person:*Bonifaty Mikhailovich Kedrov , Soviet researcher, philosopher, logician, chemist and psychologist*Mikhail Nikolayevich Kedrov , Soviet theatre director...
  
   (Кедров)
• Kilesso (Килессо)
• Kipriyanov (Киприянов)
• Kirdan (Кирдань)
• Kireyev (Киреев)
• Kirigin (Киригин)
• Kirilishen (Кирилишен)
• Kirillov (Кириллов)
• Kirillovsky
  Kirillovsky
  Kirillovsky , Kirillovskaya , or Kirillovskoye may refer to:*Kirillovsky District, a district of Vologda Oblast, Russia...
  
   (Кирилловский)
• Kirilov
  Kirilov
  Kirilov is a surname, and may refer to:* Andrey Kirilov , Russian cross country skier* Dimitri Kirilov , Russian professional boxer* Evgeni Kirilov , Bulgarian politician* Ivan Kirilov , Russian botanist...
  
   (Кирилов)
• Kirsanov
  Kirsanov
  Kirsanov is a town in Tambov Oblast, Russia, located on the Vorona River at its confluence with the Pursovka River east of Tambov. Population:...
  
   (Кирсанов)
• Kiryanov (Кирьянов)
• Kislukhin (Кислухин)
• Klepakhov (Клепахов)

• Klimov
  Klimov
  The Kirill Klimov Experimental Design Bureau under the direction of Vladimir Yakovlevich Klimov designed engines for Soviet aircraft. The OKB was formed in the early 1930s to produce and improve upon the liquid-cooled Hispano-Suiza 12Y V-12 piston engine for which the USSR had acquired a license...
  
   (Климов)
• Klimushin (Климушин)
• Klimtsov (Климцов)
• Klokov (Клоков)
• Knyazev (Князев)
• Kovalevsky
  Kovalevsky
  Kovalevsky or Kowalewski may refer to:*Anton Kavalewski, Belarusian footballer*Alexander Kovalevsky, Embryologist*Anton Kovalevski, Figure skater*Jan Kowalewski, Cryptologist*Joe Kowalewski, American football player...
  
   (Ковалевский)
• Kovalenko
  Kovalenko
  Kovalenko, Covalenko is a common Ukrainian surname, used commonly to describe a blacksmith and is the equivalent of "Smith" in the English-speaking world, derived from the root "koval" meaning literally "forge"...
  
   (Коваленко)
• Kovalyov
  Kovalyov
  Kovalyov, often spelled as Kovalev , or Kovalyova, Kovaleva , is a common Russian surname, the equivalent of "Smith" in the English-speaking world, and may refer to the following people:...
  
   (Ковалёв)
• Kovrov
  Kovrov
  Kovrov is a city and the administrative center of Kovrovsky District of Vladimir Oblast, Russia, situated on the right bank of the Klyazma River . Kovrov's population as of the preliminary results of the 2010 Census was 145,492; down from 155,499 recorded in the 2002 Census, and further down from...
  
   (Ковров)
• Kovshevnikov (Ковшевников)
• Kovshutin (Ковшутин)
• Kozhurov (Кожуров)
• Kozhukhov (Кожухов)
• Kozakov (Козаков)
• Kozar
  Kozar
  According to Khazar tradition as related in the Khazar Correspondence, Kozar was the name of the eponymous ancestor of the Khazar people. In King Joseph's Reply to Hasdai ibn Shaprut he is described as one of the sons of Togarmah and the brother of Bulgar, Ujur, Tauris, Avar, Uauz, Bizal, Tarna,...
  
   (Козарь)
• Kozlov (Козлов)
• Kozlovsky (Козловский)
• Kozyrev (Козырев)
• Koychev (Койчев)
• Kolesnikov (Колесников)
• Kollerov (Коллеров)
• Kolobkov (Колобков)
• Kolomnikov (Коломников)
• Kolontayev (Колонтаев)
• Kolosov (Колосов)
• Koltsov (Кольцов)
• Komarov (Комаров)
• Komzin (Комзин)
• Komissarov
  Komissarov
  Komissarov Komissarov Komissarov (Komissaroff, Komissarow, , or Komissarova (feminine; ), is a Slavic surname, which may refer to:* Aleksandr Pavlovich Komissarov (born 1950), Russian professional football coach....
  
   (Комиссаров)
• Komolov (Комолов)
• Kondratyev (Кондратьев)
• Kondurov (Кондуров)
• Kondyurin (Кондюрин)
• Konev (Конев)

• Konnikov (Конников)
• Konovalov
  Konovalov
  Konovalov , or Konovalova , is a common Russian last name and may refer to the following:* Alexander Ivanovich Konovalov , Russian politician and entrepreneur...
  
   (Коновалов)
• Konyakov (Коньяков)
• Konyashev (Коняшев)
• Kopeykin (Копейкин)
• Koptsev (Копцев)
• Korablyov (Кораблёв)
• Korablin (Кораблин)
• Korenev (Коренев)
• Korenyov (Коренёв)
• Korzhakov (Коржаков)
• Korzhev (Коржев)
• Kornev (Корнев)
• Korneyev (Корнеев)
• Kornilov
  Kornilov
  Kornilov and Kornilova is a common Russian surname derived from the baptismal name Kornil .People with this surname include:*Alexander Kornilov , Russian governor and senator...
  
   (Корнилов)
• Korovin (Коровин)
• Korolyov (Королёв)
• Korotayev (Коротаев)
• Korotkin (Короткин)
• Kortnev (Кортнев)
• Korchagin (Корчагин)
• Koryavin (Корявин)
• Koryavov (Корявов)
• Kosaryov (Косарёв)
• Koskov (Косков)
• Kosma
  KOSMA
  The Kölner Observatorium für SubMillimeter Astronomie ' was a 3-m radio telescope for submillimeter astronomy located at 3,135 m on Gornergrat near Zermatt . It was operated by the and the , University of Bonn...
  
   (Косма)
• Kosomov (Косомов)
• Kosorukov (Косоруков)
• Kostin (Костин)
• Kostomarov (Костомаров)
• Kosyak (Косяк)
• Kotov (Котов)
• Kochenkov (Коченков)

• Kocheryozhkin (Кочерёжкин)
• Koshelev
  Koshelev
  Koshelev is a complex stratovolcano located in the southern part of Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia. It consists of four stratovolcanoes, from which the central Koshelev is the highest.- References :*...
  
   (Кошелев)
• Koshechkin (Кошечкин)
• Koshkin (Кошкин)
• Koshkov (Кошков)
• Kravchuk (Кравчук)
• Krayev (Краев)
• Krayevsky (Краевский)
• Krasnov (Краснов)
• Krasnoperov (Красноперов)
• Krasotkin (Красоткин)
• Krivkov (Кривков)
• Krivov (Кривов)
• Krivoukhov (Кривоухов)
• Kropanin (Кропанин)
• Kruglikov (Кругликов)
• Kruglov
  Kruglov
  Kruglov or Kruglova , is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Dmitri Kruglov , Estonian footballer*Georgy Kruglov , Soviet painter...
  
   (Круглов)
• Krupin (Крупин)
• Krupnov (Крупнов)
• Krutikov (Крутиков)
• Krutin (Крутин)
• Krutov (Крутов)
• Krutoy (Крутой)
• Kruchinkin (Кручинкин)
• Krylov (Крылов)
• Krymov
  Krymov
  Krymov may refer to one of the following:*Nikolay Krymov , Russian painter and art theoritican*Aleksandr Krymov, Russian general of World War I and Russian Revolution times...
  
   (Крымов)
• Krysov (Крысов)
• Kryukov
  Kryukov
  Kryukov and Kryukova is a common Russian surname derived from the word "" . While the literal meaning of the word is "hook", the surname stems from the figurative meaning of "finicky person", a "quibbler", but also a "stoop-shouldered person"....
  
   (Крюков)
• Kublanov (Кубланов)
• Kubyshkin (Кубышкин)
• Kuvayev (Куваев)
• Kudashov (Кудашов)
• Kudrin (Кудрин)

• Kudryavtsev
  Kudryavtsev
  Kudryavtsev or Kudriavtsev or Kudryavtseva is the common surname in Russia. It is the last name of the following people:-Male:*Alexander Kudryavtsev, a world champion Greco-Roman wrestler in the 1980...
  
   (Кудрявцев)
• Kudryashov (Кудряшов)
• Kuznetsov
  Kuznetsov
  Kuznetsov, Kuznyetsov, or Kuznetsoff or Kuznetsova is the third most common Russian surname, an equivalent of the English "Smith" ....
  
   (Кузнецов)
• Kuzubov (Кузубов)
• Kuzkin (Кузькин)
• Kuzmin (Кузьмин)
• Kuzmich (Кузьмич)
• Kuimov (Куимов)
• Kuklachyov (Куклачёв)
• Kuklev (Куклев)
• Kuklin
  Kuklin
  Kuklin is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Wieczfnia Kościelna, within Mława County, Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland. It lies approximately south-west of Wieczfnia Kościelna, north-east of Mława, and north of Warsaw....
  
   (Куклин)
• Kuklov
  Kuklov
  Kuklov, is a village and municipality in Senica District in the Trnava Region of western Slovakia.-Geography:The municipality lies at an altitude of 162 metres and covers an area of 18.704km². It has a population of about 790 people....
  
   (Куклов)
• Kulagin (Кулагин)
• Kulakov (Кулаков)
• Kulibin (Кулибин)
• Kulikov
  Kulikov
  Kulikov , or Kulikova , is a common Russian last name and may refer to the following:-People:*Anatoly Kulikov , a Russian Minister of the Interior in 1995-1997*Dmitri Kulikov , an Estonian football player...
  
   (Куликов)
• Kuptsov (Купцов)
• Kurakin
  Kurakin
  Kurakin was a Gediminid Russian princely family and may refer to:*Alexander Kurakin , a Russian diplomat and senator*Alexander Borisovich Kurakin , a Russian statesman and diplomat...
  
   (Куракин)
• Kurbatov (Курбатов)
• Kurganov (Курганов)
• Kurdin (Курдин)
• Kurepin (Курепин)
• Kuritsyn (Курицын)
• Kurochkin (Курочкин)
• Kurpatov (Курпатов)
• Kursalin (Курсалин)
• Kurtashkin (Курташкин)
• Kurchin (Курчин)
• Kustov (Кустов)
• Kutepov
  Kutepov
  Kutepov is a surname, and may refer to*Alexander Kutepov, Russian soldier*Ihor Kutepov, Ukrainian soccer player*Nikolai Kutepov, Russian writer...
  
   (Кутепов)
• Kutikov (Кутиков)
• Kutuzov (Кутузов)
• Kutyakov (Кутяков)

L (Л)

• Lavrentyev
  Lavrentyev
  Lavrentyev or Lavrentiev and Lavrentyev is a common Russian surname.People with this surname include:* Mikhail Lavrentyev , a Soviet mathematician* Sergei Lavrentyev , a Russian footballer and coach...
  
   (Лаврентьев)
• Lavrov
  Lavrov
  Lavrov , or Lavrova is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Alexander Lavrov , Russian metallurgist*Andrey Lavrov Lavrov , or Lavrova (feminine; Лаврова) is a Russian last name and may refer to:*Alexander Lavrov (1838-1904), Russian metallurgist*Andrey Lavrov Lavrov , or Lavrova (feminine;...
  
   (Лавров)
• Lagoshin (Лагошин)
• Lagransky (Лагранский)
• Lagutov (Лагутов)
• Lazarev (Лазарев)
• Lantsov (Ланцов)
• Lapayev (Лапаев)
• Lapidus
  Lapidus
  Lapidus is a surname rooted in the Judeo-Christian tradition, specifically from "Lapidoth", which was borne, in the Bible, by the husband of Deborah, and hence probably derived from lapidot, the Hebrew word for torches, yet is not exclusive to one religion or nationality...
  
   (Лапидус)
• Lapin (Лапин)
• Lapotnikov (Лапотников)
• Laptev (Лаптев)
• Lapunov (Лапунов)
• Lapukhov (Лапухов)
• Larin
  Larin
  Larin may refer to:*Liz Larin, Detroit-based singer-songwriter*Rafael Menjívar Larín, Salvadoran economist and politician ‎*Sergei Larin, Kazakh professional footballer*Vladimir Larin, Soviet/Russian geologist*Sergejus Larinas, Latvian-Russian opera singer...
  
   (Ларин)
• Larionov
  Larionov
  Larionov , or Larionova , is a common Russian surname which may refer to:* Dmitry Larionov , Russian slalom canoer* Igor Larionov Larionov , or Larionova (feminine; Ларионова), is a common Russian surname which may refer to:* Dmitry Larionov (b. 1985), Russian slalom canoer* Igor Larionov...
  
   (Ларионов)
• Laskutin (Ласкутин)

• Lachinov (Лачинов)
• Lachkov (Лачков)
• Lebedev
  Lebedev
  Lebedev , or Lebedeva is a common Russian family name derived from the word lebed — swan. The following notable people have this name:-Real people:*Alexander Lebedev , Russian businessman and politician...
  
   (Лебедев)
• Lebedinsky (Лебединский)
• Lebedintsev (Лебединцев)
• Levin
  Levin (surname)
  Levin is a Jewish surname. The surname Levin comes from the Jewish biblical tribe of Levi, whose descendants the Levites had distinctive duties in the Temple period...
  
   (Левин)
• Levkin (Левкин)
• Legkodimov (Легкодимов)
• Ledovskoy (Ледовской)
• Lelukh (Лелух)
• Lel (Лель)
• Leonidov
  Leonidov
  Leonidov may refer to:* Aleksei Leonidov, a nickname of Leo Feigin, a former BBC Russian Service disk jockey and a founder of Leo Records* Ivan Leonidov , a Russian constructivist architect, urban planner, painter and teacher...
  
   (Леонидов)
• Leonov (Леонов)
• Lepyokhin (Лепёхин)
• Lermontov (Лермонтов)
• Leskov (Лесков)
• Lesnichy (Лесничий)
• Letov (Летов)

• Leshev (Лешев)
• Leshchyov (Лещёв)
• Lyovkin (Лёвкин)
• Lidin (Лидин)
• Lilov (Лилов)
• Limonov (Лимонов)
• Lipin (Липин)
• Lipov
  Lipov
  Lipov is a village and municipality in Hodonín District in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic.The municipality covers an area of , and has a population of 1,565 ....
  
   (Липов)
• Lisitsyn (Лисицын)
• Lisov
  Lisov
  Lisov is a village and municipality in Plzeň-South District in the Plzeň Region of the Czech Republic.The municipality covers an area of , and has a population of 112 ....
  
   (Лисов)
• Listunov (Листунов)
• Likhachyov (Лихачёв)
• Loban
  Loban
  Loban, a surname, may refer to:*Serhiy Loban, Ukrainian footballer*Serguei Loban, Russian film director*Noel Loban, English wrestler...
  
   (Лобан)
• Lobanov (Лобанов)
• Lobachyov (Лобачёв)
• Lobov (Лобов)
• Lovzansky (Ловзанский)

• Loginov (Логинов)
• Loginovsky
  Loginovsky
  Loginovsky is a family. This family haven’t source country because it is ordinary form for that countries.Polish form — Login’ski....
  
   (Логиновский)
• Loktev (Локтев)
• Loktionov
  Loktionov
  Loktionov is a masculine Russophone surname. Its feminine counterpart is Loktionova It may refer to one of the following persons.*Andrei Loktionov, a Russian professional ice hockey player*Aleksandr Loktionov, a high-ranking Soviet military officer...
  
   (Локтионов)
• Lomovtsev (Ломовцев)
• Lomonosov
  Lomonosov (disambiguation)
  The name Lomonosov may refer to:*Mikhail Lomonosov, , a polymath and writer of Imperial Russia*Lomonosov, Russia, *M.V...
  
   (Ломоносов
  Lomonosov (disambiguation)
  The name Lomonosov may refer to:*Mikhail Lomonosov, , a polymath and writer of Imperial Russia*Lomonosov, Russia, *M.V...
  
  )
• Lomtev (Ломтев)
• Lopatin (Лопатин)
• Losev
  Losev
  Losev is a common Russian surname.*A. Losev, 19th century Army General of the Russian Empire*Aleksei Losev, philosopher*Igor Losev, Russian football player *Lev Vladimirovich Losev, Russian poet and essayist...
  
   (Лосев)
• Losevsky (Лосевский)
• Loskutnikov (Лоскутников)
• Loskutov (Лоскутов)
• Loshchilov (Лощилов)
• Lubashev (Лубашев)
• Luzhkov (Лужков)
• Lukashenko Лукашенко
• Lukin (Лукин)

• Lukov
  Lukov
  Lukov is a village and municipality in Bardejov District in the Prešov Region of north-east Slovakia.-History:In historical records the village was first mentioned in 1264 The timber Church of Saints Cosmo and Damian was built in 1708....
  
   (Луков)
• Lukyanenko
  Lukyanenko
  Lukyanenko, often spelled Lukianenko, is a surname of the Ruthenian origin and may refer to:*Larisa Lukyanenko , Belarusian individual rhythmic gymnast*Levko Lukyanenko , Ukrainian politician and Soviet dissident...
  
   (Лукьяненко)
• Lukyanov (Лукьянов)
• Luski (Луский)
• Lyzlov (Лызлов)
• Lytkin (Лыткин)
• Lvov (Львов
  Lvov (disambiguation)
  Lvov may refer to:*Russian name of Lviv, a city in Ukraine*Lvov princely family*Lvov dvoryan families*Alexei Lvov , Russian composer...
  
  )
• Lyubimov (Любимов)
• Lyubimtsev (Любимцев)
• Lyubov (Любов)
• Lyutenkov (Лютенков)
• Lyutov (Лютов)
• Lyagushkin (Лягушкин)
• Lyagushov (Лягушов)
• Lyalyushkin (Лялюшкин)
• Lyamin (Лямин)
• Lyapin (Ляпин)
• Lyasin (Лясин)

M (М)

• Madulin (Мадулин)
• Mazhulin (Мажулин)
• Maysak (Майсак)
• Makarov
  Makarov (surname)
  Makarov - Russian surname that originated from the given name Makar, meaning, "happy" or "blessed" in Greek. It is the 29th most common Russian surname. Other surnames have originated from the same given name: Makarikhin, Makarkin, Makarochkin, Makarshin, Makarychev, Makarov, Makashin.Makarov...
  
   (Макаров
  Makarov (surname)
  Makarov - Russian surname that originated from the given name Makar, meaning, "happy" or "blessed" in Greek. It is the 29th most common Russian surname. Other surnames have originated from the same given name: Makarikhin, Makarkin, Makarochkin, Makarshin, Makarychev, Makarov, Makashin.Makarov...
  
  )
• Maklakov (Маклаков)
• Maksimov (Максимов)
• Maksimushkin (Максимушкин)
• Maksudov (Максудов)
• Malakhov
  Malakhov
  Malakhov is a Russian family name, also transliterated to English as Malakov or Malakoff-List of persons with the surname Malakhov:*Aimable Jean Jacques Pélissier, a French general awarded the victory title Duke of Malakoff...
  
   (Малахов)
• Malikov
  Malíkov
  Malíkov is a village and municipality in Svitavy District in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic.The municipality covers an area of , and has a population of 111 ....
  
   (Маликов)
• Malinin (Малинин)
• Malinov (Малинов)
• Malyshev (Малышев)
• Malykhin (Малыхин)
• Malchikov (Мальчиков)
• Malyugin (Малюгин)
• Mamin (Мамин)
• Mamonov (Мамонов)
• Mamykin (Мамыкин)
• Manin (Манин)
• Mantorov (Манторов)
• Manyakin (Манякин)
• Marin (Марин)
• Marinin (Маринин)
• Marinkin (Маринкин)
• Marinov (Маринов)

• Markin (Маркин)
• Markov
  Markov
  *Markov, Markova, or Markoff are surnames and may refer to:In academia:*Ivana Markova , Czechoslovak-British emeritus professor of psychology at the University of Stirling...
  
   (Марков)
• Martyushev (Мартюшев)
• Maryin (Марьин)
• Maslak
  Maslak
  Maslak is a neighbourhood and one of the main business districts of Istanbul, Turkey, located on the European side of the city. It is an exclave of the municipality of Şişli, though being far north and actually closer to the municipalities of Beşiktaş and Sarıyer.Maslak is in direct competition...
  
   (Маслак)
• Maslov (Маслов)
• Masmekh (Масмех)
• Masmekhov (Масмехов)
• Matveyev
  Matveyev
  Matveyev, sometimes spelled as Matveev , or Matveyeva , is a Russian last name and may refer to:People*Aleksandr Matveyev , Russian linguist*Alexander Matveyev , Russian sculptor*Alexander Matveyev Matveyev, sometimes spelled as Matveev , or Matveyeva (feminine; ), is a Russian last name and may...
  
   (Матвеев)
• Makhmudov (Махмудов)
• Masharin (Машарин)
• Mashir (Машир)
• Medvedev
  Medvedev
  Medvedev and female Medvedeva , from Russian medved, meaning the animal "bear", are Russian surnames.Notable bearers of the name include:Medvedev :...
  
   (Медведев)
• Medvedkov (Медведков)
• Mednikov (Медников)
• Meledin (Меледин)
• Melekhov (Мелехов)
• Melikov
  Melikov
  Melikishvili or Melikov was a noble family in the Kingdom of Georgia, and later in the Russian Empire. The family descended from an Armenian nobleman Melik-Nazar who converted to Islam and was enfeoffed with the melikdom of Lori by the Persian shah Abbas I in 1602...
  
   (Меликов)
• Melnikov (Мельников)
• Menshikov (Меншиков)
• Menshchikov (Менщиков)
• Merkulov  (Меркулов)
• Merkushev (Меркушев)
• Mesyats (Месяц)
• Mekhantyev (Механтьев)
• Meshcheryakov (Мещеряков)
• Migunov (Мигунов)

• Mizenov (Мизенов)
• Milekhin (Милехин)
• Miloradov (Милорадов)
• Milyukov (Милюков)
• Milyutin (Милютин)
• Minayev (Минаев)
• Mineyev (Минеев)
• Minin (Минин)
• Minkin (Минкин)
• Mirnov (Мирнов)
• Mirov
  Mírov
  Mírov is a village and municipality in Šumperk District in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic.The municipality covers an area of , and has a population of 419 ....
  
   (Миров)
• Mironov
  Mironov
  Mironov , or Mironova is a Russian last name and may refer to:-Mironov:*Alexander Mironov, Russian cyclist*Alexandru Mironov , Romanian science-fiction author, television personality and politician...
  
   (Миронов)
• Mirokhin (Мирохин)
• Misalov (Мисалов)
• Mishin
  Mishin
  Mishin Feminine мишина Mishina is a Russian and Japanese surname which derives from the name Misha, a diminutive for Mikhail.-Mishin:* Alexei Mishin , figure skater and coach* Alexei Mishin...
  
   (мишин)
• Mitin (Митин)
• Mitrofanov (Митрофанов)
• Mikhaylov (Михайлов)
• Mikhalev (Михалев)
• Mikhalitsin (Михалицин)
• Mikhalitsyn (Михалицын)
• Mikheyev (Михеев)
• Mishnev (Мишнев)
• Mishutin (Мишутин)
• Mozhayev (Можаев)
• Moiseyev (Моисеев)