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Anyone know what this surname means. It sounds different. It's probably pronounced (ha-yoo-ten).
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I have not come across such a name but it reminds me of khayam (the poet)pronounced gayam (as in gggggg sound in Dutch, Hebrew etc)
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I've found this name, and Khayutovsky, on a list of Jewish residents of Minsk, now in Belarus. If it's a purely Jewish surname it might derive from the Hebrew Khayit, meaning "tailor", and be occupational. But it looks Russian to me.
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there is such a name khayuta in yiddish and hebrew it "in" in russia means belongs to - like Dunin, Dvorkin, and even Lenin (belongs to Lena) if the name is jewish like Dvorka or Duna it's a jewish name if it's russian it's a russian name
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So probably denoting descent from a woman named Khayuta, and likely to be Jewish.
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