Name List: Surnames

Surnames
38Austrian/German names
3Belarusian names
2Character Names
14English names
3Hungarian names
3Italian names
3My friend's characters
4My List
246Names for future children
4People I know in real life
48Polish names
4Russian names
3Slavic names
12Ukrainian names
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Name Remark Rating
Vyborov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "choice/option" - feminine form: Vyborova - Cyrillic: Выборов/Выборова
Vishnyakov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "cherry" - feminine form: Vishnyakova - Cyrillic: Вишняков/Вишнякова
Sverchkov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: “cricket” - feminine form: Sverchkova - Cyrillic: Сверчков/Сверчкова
Solovyov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "nightingale" - feminine form: Solovyova - Cyrillic: Соловьёв/Соловьёва
Ptushko
Moroz
Mishkin
Mirnyy
Malczewski
Lebedev
Kurskiy
Kryuchkov
Krayev
Kovalyov
Kaczmarek
Isayeva
Isayev
Ilyin
Ilyichev
Grünewald Surname of German origin - meaning: “green forest” - feminine form is unchanged
Grünberg Surname of German origin - meaning: “green mountain” - feminine form is unchanged
Fornůsková Feminine form of Fornůsek
Fornůsek Diminutive form of Fornous
Fornous Surname of Czech origin - meaning “manorial servant”
Fashingbauer Surname of German origin - meaning: “Eve of the beginning of the fast” or “farmer” - feminine form: Fashingbauerin
Dziadosz Surname of Polish origin - meaning: rather unknown, though the word relates to "dziad or dziadek", which means "old man" in Polish
Dušková
Dušek
Dunst Surname of German origin - meaning: “haze” - feminine form is unchanged
Diefenbach Surname of German origin - meaning: “deep creek” - feminine form is unchanged
Borovka
Borák Surname of Czech origin - meaning: “pine forest” or “battle” - feminine form: Boráková
Bogdanova Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "daughter of Bogdan" - Cyrillic: Богданова
Bogdanov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "son of Bogdan" - Cyrillic: Богданов
Blumenthal Surname of German origin - meaning: “valley of flowers” - feminine form: Blumenthalin
Bizon Surname of Hungarian origin - meaning: "whip" - commonly used in Poland - Polish spelling: Bizoń
Bezrodnov Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "without a family/familyless" - feminine form: Bezrodnova - Cyrillic: Безроднов/Безроднова
Berezhnyy Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "coastal/on the coastline" - feminine form: Berezhnaya - Cyrillic: Бережный/Бережная