Beautiful phrases for the name and surname of women. The most beautiful surname in the world

The choice of a name and a surname according to the law of the Russian Federation is a personal right of a person. This means that every citizen of the country can at any time be renamed as he pleases, having gone through the established procedure for this. Tempting? Very, because there are so many beautiful, interesting, noble and majestic-sounding Russian surnames. Lists of the most common and pleasant to the ear, as well as the rarest and funniest of them are given below.

There are a lot of beautiful Russian surnames - Voznesensky, Ushansky, Mironov, Bogolyubov, Rasskazov, Gorgeous, Zlatovlasov, Wise, Admiralsky, Aristocrats, Vasilevsky. It is impossible to list all options. Many of them have completely unexpected origins. There is even a separate science - anthroponymy, which studies how this or that particular surname was formed. For example, the surname Krivoshchekin appeared thanks to a real person who lived in the 15th century named Guba, who was born to Mikifor and had the nickname Crooked cheeks. This fact is reflected in ancient documents (acts) - the record is dated 1495. If he lived today, then his name would be Krivoshchekin Guba Mikiforovich. Interesting, isn't it? Back in the same year, there were records about the peasants Danilo Sople (in the modern sounding Daniil Soplin) and Efimko Sparrow (Efim Vorobyov). In 1568, all in the same acts, there is a note about Mikitin's son Ivan, nicknamed Menshchik (Menshchikov Ivan Mikitovich), and in 1590 - about Mikiforov's offspring named Onton, nicknamed Zhdan (Zhdanov Anton Mikiforovich).

This is how the names came about:

1. Mostly from the nicknames common among the people, which were given to people by their relatives and neighbors.. People were called by their personal differences - Chernovolosov (black hair), Ostronosov (sharp nose), Vereshchagin (often squealed), Toropygin (constantly in a hurry), Rumyantsev (had rosy cheeks), Udaltsov, Razumnik, Ostroumov.
2. Often the names of animals, fish and birds became nicknames, later transformed into surnames - Medvedev, Kotov, Sobolev, Solovyov (perhaps the person sang well), Lisitsin, Volkov, Zaitsev, Voronin, Tsaplin (as an option, had long legs), Dyatlov, Sinitsyn, Karpov.
3. For certain estates, it was typical to supplement the name with belonging to the occupation, which also left its mark on family history - Goncharov (Gonchar), Tokarev (Turner), Stolyarov (carpenter), Pastukhov (shepherd), Kozhemyakin, Kuznetsov, Rybakov, Myasnikov (judging by according to the number of nicknames reflected in the found act of 1335, in the 14th century this skill was especially appreciated in people).
4. If a person did not have any pronounced nickname, then the father's name served as a surname, which indicated that the person belonged to a particular genus. This is how the Maximovs, Ivanovs, Vasyutins, Mishins, Stepanovs, Fedorovs, Sergeevs and so on appeared. By the way, if in one village there were several Ivanov, Vasiliev, Fedorov, and so on, then the names were changed - Ivanov, Ivanko, Ivanchenko, Vasilenko, Vasileev, Vaskin, Fedorov, Fedorkin, Fedorchuk.
5. The surnames of the princely family were most often given by the name of the area where the noble family lived or, based on the possessions of the latter. Almost always they had the endings -sky or -tsky - Ozersky (he had a lake in his possession), Gorsky (mountain), Shuisky (the Shuisky family lived near the river and the city of Shuya), Vyazemsky (near the Vyazma river). The following surnames are formed in the same way: Tulsky, Tverskoy, Yeletsky, Amursky, Belozersky.
6. A huge number of surnames owe their sonority to Orthodoxy - Blagoveshchensky, Voznesensky, Byzantine, Pokrovsky, Trinity, Spassky, Preobrazhensky and others.

The age of the vast majority of surnames is just over a century, with the exception of noble, princely and other families with aristocratic roots (they received surnames much earlier). In 1888, by decree of a special senate, it was stipulated that having a surname is not only a right, but also an obligation of every person, since a family nickname helps to avoid confusion. The very first census of the country's population (1897) played a huge role in the formation of the current surnames. The census takers didn't bother with personal nicknames and sometimes they just wrote down everyone by the name of the father of the family. Therefore, in Russia there are so many surnames formed from all kinds of names - Alexandrov, Nikitin, Alekseev, Petrov, Andreev, Vladimirov. All peasants in the same household received the surname of their landowner, so there are whole villages or villages with namesakes - Lvovkins, Gagarins, Vorontsovs.

In general, not a single dissertation has been written on the topic of the origin of names and family nicknames. Think about what your last name means.

Beautiful Russian surnames for girls

It so happened that girls are more sensitive, and therefore they are more worried because of dissonance or a bad combination of first and last name.

Ladies who decide to change should pay attention to the following female surnames and their meanings:

• Amur;
• Angelic;
• Annenskaya;
• Afanasiev;
• Athenian;
• Babochkin;
• Bagirov;
• Bazhenov;
• Belogradskaya;
• Belozerskaya;
• Berezina;
• Berkutov;
• Blagoveshchenskaya;
• Theological;
• Brilliant/Brilliant;
• Vasilkova/Vasilkovskaya;
• Byzantine;
• Voskresenskaya;
• Hyacinth;
• Goncharova;
• Gorodetskaya;
• Danilova/Danilevskaya;
• Donskaya;
• Zhemchugov/Zhemchuzhnikov;
• Zalesskaya;
• Eliseeva;
• Zlatovlasova;
• Zlatopolskaya;
• Znamenskaya;
• Zorin;
• Ignatiev;
• Istomin;
• Kamenskaya;
• Kolosovskaya;
• Lavrentiev;
• Lugovaya
• Luchinskaya;
• Mayskaya;
• Malinovskaya;
• Nagornaya;
• Nikitin;
• Ozerov;
• Ostrovskaya;
• Rasskazova;
• Rodionova;
• Ryabinin;
• Rumyantsev;
• Sapphirov;
• Serebryanskaya;
• Solntseva;
• Ushanskaya;
• Tsvetkova.

Male surnames in Russia: list

People have different tastes, and therefore everyone chooses the ideal surname for himself.

Further, an impressive selection of rare Russian male surnames:

• diamonds;
• Andreev;
• Bogatyrev;
• Belinsky;
• Bolkonsky;
• Warsaw;
• Vasilevsky;
• Velichansky;
• Vetrogradov;
• Vorontsov;
• Glinsky;
• Gradov;
• Demin;
• Dmitriev;
• Doronin;
• Dubrovsky;
• Dorofeev;
• Yezhevsky;
• Yelsky;
• Zadonsky;
• Zarnitsky;
• Zvezdinsky;
• Zlatoumov;
• Ignatov/Ignatiev;
• Kakhovskiy;
• Kirsanov;
• Knyazev/Knyazhin;
• Kovalevsky;
• Kondratiev;
• Lavrov/Lavrovsky;
• Larin/Larsky;
• Lazarev;
• Lebedinsky;
• Levitanov;
• Loginov;
• Mayorov;
• Makarov;
• Maksimov;
• Medvedev;
• Mikhailov;
• Melnikov;
• Mitropolsky;
• Mozhaisky;
• Moskvin;
• Muromov/Muromtsev;
• Narcissists;
• Nikolsky;
• Nemirov;
• Novgorod;
• Nezhinsky;
• Orlov/Orlovsky;
• Ostroumov;
• Obolensky;
• Ozhigov / Ozhegov;
• Paustovsky;
• Petrovsky;
• Pogodin;
• Polyansky;
• Rzhevsky;
• Romanov/Romanovsky;
• Sadovsky;
• Sakharov;
• Samoilov;
• Safronov;
• Saltevsky;
• Streltsov / Streltsy;
• Trinity;
• Tarasov;
• Titov;
• Filatov;
• Fedorov;
• Fonvizin;
• Khmelnitsky;
• Kharitonov;
• Chernyshevsky;
• Cherkasov;
• Cheryomushkin;
• Shestakov;
• Sheremetiev;
• Shustrov;
• Elinsky;
• Elbrus;
• Yuriev;
• Yakhontov;
• Yasensky.

The most popular and common options

If you look at the top ten most common surnames in Russia, you can draw many interesting conclusions.

And the places in it were distributed as follows:

1. Ivanov - undoubtedly, on behalf of Father Ivan, and Ivanov and Ioanov in Russia have always been plenty. This is due to the fact that before the names of children could only be given to those saints whose days of remembrance fall on the birth of a baby. And Ivans celebrate name days as many as 170 times a year.
2. Smirnov - this surname came from the phrase "With the new world, good people," which wandering people always said when they came to a new settlement.
3. Kuznetsov - several centuries ago, the profession of a blacksmith was in great demand and honorable, and the secrets of the craft were passed down from fathers to children, from grandfathers to grandchildren.
4. Popov - many priests received this particular surname, and there have always been many of them in Rus'.
5. Vasiliev is the second most popular male Russian name, from which more than 50 family varieties have come.
6. Petrov - on behalf of Peter.
7. Sokolov - one version says that the popularity of this surname is due to the fact that the wives of their husbands called "you are my clear falcon", which was the best praise. According to another version, the origin is associated with the name Sokol and with the cult of birds and animals that existed among the ancient Russians.
8. Mikhailov - on behalf of.
9. Novikov - in the villages, Novik was called everyone who came from other places and stayed to live, and there were many such people, since everyone was looking for a better life in the difficult conditions that existed at that time.
10. Fedorov - on behalf of.

The surnames Volkov and Alekseev, Morozov and Lebedev, Egorov and Semyonov, Kozlov and Pavlov, Stepanov and Nikolaev, as well as Makarov, Orlov, Zakharov, Zaitsev, Solovyov and others are also very common.

They can be conditionally divided into groups:

1. Geographic - Moscow, Kamchatka, Astrakhan and so on.
2. Heroes (literary and historical) - Crusoe, Karenin, Pozharsky, Bolkonsky, Chatsky.
3. Two-rooted - Ubeykon, Nepeyvoda, Eybogin, Krutiporoh, Zacheshigriva.
4. Formed from a noun - Stove, Water, Magpie, Frost, Siskin.
5. Verbal form - Peck, Throw, Throw, Razdabudko, Prikhodko.

And there are a great many such extraordinary surnames, but the record for rarity was broken by the Soviet gymnast Ar(33 letters!).

Of course, offspring are not obliged to take the rap for their ancestors. Here, for example, someone who lived five or six centuries ago loved to eat, for which he received the nickname Glutton, and later the surname Obzhorkin. Or there lived a guy Prostak, who made his descendants Prostakov. And there are many such dissonant surnames - Pyanov, Vorovakin, Boltunov, Pustozvonov, Oblomov, Neryakhin, Trusov, Okolokulak, Scraps, Glukin, Zhulikov and so on. What now for the descendants to live, embarrassed to show a passport? No. If you wish, you can simply change the surname, choosing a nice-sounding one.

Hello dear readers! As I said, any methods and forms are suitable for learning a language. Today, American names and surnames have come into our field of vision. After all, from the point of view of linguistics, these are also just words. And you can replenish your vocabulary, including remembering English surnames and names. And so you will train pronunciation, and learn to listen to English. names and surnames in English It is better to start with the most popular American names. For example, on the basis of the most common or the names of popular actors and actresses. At the same time, learning these words is much easier than regular vocabulary, for several reasons:

• Easy to find in text as they are capitalized
• In oral speech, they are pronounced with a different intonation than other words.
• Don't need to translate
• Pronunciation is not so difficult, especially if these are the initials of famous personalities, then they are always heard

But sometimes the pronunciation is different from the spelling. As a rule, in such rare words, the pronunciation depends on the genesis.

Origin of American given names and surnames

American surnames (given name) and first names (name) today can have many sources of origin.

Names, for example, are most often borrowed from other languages:

• Celtic - Airic, Dylan, Ryan
• Arabic - Omar, Sarah, Jamal
• Germanic - Arnold, Ebrina, Herwin
• Aramaic - Joseph, Bethany, Simon
• Jewish - Adam, Rose, Samuel
• Greek - Andrew, Selina, Christopher
• Indian - Dilip, Alicia, Beryl
• Italian - Alonzo, Mia, Gabriel
• Slavic - Ivan, Anna, Boris
• Latin - Patrick, Veronika, Cordelia
• Turkish - Akay, Ayla, Nourhan
• Old English - Loyd, Lindsay, Jason
• Phoenician - Al, Esther, Hannibal
• Scandinavian - Eric, Helga, Sveinbjorn
• Persian - Jaspen, Roxy, Xerxes
• Spanish - Federico, Dolores, Elvis

These are the beautiful words they call children in the USA.

But the genesis of surnames depends on several other factors:

• Occupation or Profession: Cheeseman, Proper, Smith
• Personal names: Atkins, Williamson, Hughes
• Location: Green, Garden, Wood
• Nicknames: Cruikshank, Makepeace, King

You should also know that in English, unlike Russians, the first name and patronymic are always written first, and then the surname: Elvis Aaron Presley. By the way, the patronymic may either not be called at all or denoted by one letter.

The easiest way to learn the name of your favorite actresses or actors. Therefore, memorize the male and female initials of famous people.

List of popular female names

Monica Bellucci You can start with a list of the most beautiful Hollywood actresses. To date, the most beautiful and sexy girls have been recognized:

• Angelina Jolie Voight
  
• Charlize Theron
• Jessica Alba
• Megan Denise Fox
• Salma Valgarma Hayek
• Keira Christina Knightley
• Katherine Marie Heigl
• Nina Dobrev
• Monica Anna Maria Bellucci
• Penelope Cruz

Fashion names change over time. But there are those who for decades have not lost their relevance when naming girls:

• Isabella
• Emily
• Sophia
• Olivia
• Abigail
• Hannah
• Samantha
• Madison

The data is constantly changing, the first place alternately moves from one name to another, but in general the situation does not change much.

List of famous male names

Jensen Ackles Here, too, it is worth learning the list of the most attractive Hollywood actors to begin with.
Famous male names:

• Armand Douglas Hammer
• Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill
• Jensen Ross Ackles
• Jose Antonio Dominguez Banderas
• John Christopher "Johnny" Depp II
• William Bradley Pitt
• Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Bloom
• Robert Thomas Pattinson
• George Timothy Clooney
• David Patrick Boreanaz

Well, ordinary male names are less changeable. But for many years now, it has been in the first place precisely:

• Jacob
• Jason
• Michael
• Christopher
• Ethan
• Daniel
• Matthew
• Andrew
• William
• Joshua

But the world is changing and, perhaps, very soon this list will change dramatically.

List of common American surnames

You already know that English given names can come from a variety of options. Since there are a lot of migrants in the USA, the surnames are very diverse, respectively.

I have prepared a list of the 10 most common ones:

1. Smith - about 3 million people in the United States have this surname
2. Johnson - just over 2 million speakers
3. Williams - almost 2 million people
4. Brown - 1 million and 700 thousand
5. Jones - about the same
6. Davis - about 1.3 million
7. Taylor - approximately 1 million
8. Wilson - 900 thousand population
9. Robinson - a little over 800 thousand inhabitants
10. Wright - 800,000 speakers

What English surnames do you like?

You can independently make a list of your favorite actors or actresses, and memorize it. I hope that this material will be not only informative for your general development, but also useful for learning English.

Every girl would like to have a beautiful surname. So I don’t want to be Tuporylova or Svinukhova! Relatives reassure: here, you will get married, you will change your surname. But if only Chervyakovs and Durakovs are stuffed into suitors. What to do? The last name can be changed.

German surnames are formed from nicknames that reflect the personal qualities of a person, the area where he comes from, his profession. You can choose an option, the translation of which can somehow characterize you. For example, the surname Krause, which has an imperious, strong-willed character, Mayer, a lawyer, Richter, etc., is suitable for a curly girl.

If not, then you are one of the over 70% of girls who think the same way. Ivanovs, Petrovs, Pistrunkins - girls often think about changing personal data due to the prevalence or dissonance of the surname. But how do you choose a new one? Check out our list!

Among the British and Americans, the most popular surname is Smith (4 million people), and among Russians - Smirnov, and not Ivanov, as is commonly believed. It originated from words"appeasement" or "put up", which is typical for the native Russian population. Watch the video, which takes a closer look at the most common surnames in the world:

German popular surnames Hartmann (Hartman) and Werner (Werner) are derived from male names. If the value doesn't matter, you might like an option from the following list. The most harmonious German surnames:

Beautiful Russian personal data is often formed from proper names, for example: Romanova, Pavlova, Illarionova and others. Despite the fact that they are great for all European names, it is important to ensure that your name does not seem overloaded, as is the case with Yana Romanova Romanova.

Each country has its own beautiful surnames, which are unusual for the Russian ear. But the origin of family designations is the same all over the world. Someone took the name of their city, and someone took the nickname of the founder of the family, the occupation of the family, belonging to the status. Among foreign surnames, one can also often find the names of plants, birds, animals. If a Russian person chooses a foreign name for himself, then, as a rule, he does not delve into its meaning, but makes a choice according to euphony.

List of the most beautiful surnames for girls alphabetically. recent events.

When choosing a new surname for yourself, see if it suits you so well, combines with your name and patronymic. Remember that when you decide to change your last name, you are taking an important step that may even change your destiny. Think before you do this. Maybe your real name is not quite harmonious, but it connects you with your clan, family.

The most popular names of girls for VK are borrowed from famous actresses, singers, models and other famous personalities. You can use the pseudonym of your idol or choose a fashionable option from those offered below.

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Girls who love anime and manga can also choose a Japanese name as a nickname for social networks. For example, Aiko Shimizu - "child of love" "clean water", Akemi Sakurai - "bright beauty" "sakura at the well."

Unusual and most beautiful surnames can be found in foreign languages. your personal data, choosing a beautiful English or German version. But there are still so many beautiful surnames - Japanese, Italian, Spanish, French.

English surnames are most often formed from proper names. For example Jameson stands for"son of James" (literally "James" "son"). You can also find the names of professions, colors, qualities. Taylor (Taylor) in translation sounds like “tailor”. Smith (Smith) means "blacksmith", Brown (Brown) - "brown", etc.

The word "surname" is translated from Latin as "family". This means that this indicates that a person belongs to the genus from which he originated. The emergence of family nicknames was often associated with the profession that the family was engaged in from generation to generation, or with the name of the area in which the family lived, or the family name indicated character traits, specific appearance, nickname. No wonder there is a saying “not in the eyebrow, but in the eye” - people have always hung labels very accurately.

Beautiful foreign female surnames are often found among English family names derived from the place where the founder of the family was born or lived. For example, Surrey, Sudley, Westley, Wallace, Lane, Brook. Many euphonious surnames indicate the occupation, profession or title of the founder: Spencer, Corner, Butler, Tailor, Walker. Family names of a descriptive type reflect the physical or moral qualities of a person: Moody, Bragg, Black, Strong, Longman, Crump, White.

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Since then, French surnames have been included in church records from generation to generation. The most beautiful family nicknames in France come from proper names, from the occupation of the clan or from the geographical names in which the family was born. French male family names are widespread:

Beautiful American generic names compare favorably with other foreign ones - they are very consonant, and the owners wear them with pride. If surnames are not inherited, then any citizen of the United States can change his family name to a more harmonious one. So, the 10 most beautiful surnames of American men:

In Russia, at first there was only a first name and patronymic, and the first surnames appeared only in the 14th century. Naturally, noble people received them: princes, boyars, nobles. Peasants received official family names only at the end of the 19th century, when serfdom was abolished. The first names of dynasties came from the names of places of residence, birth or possessions: Tver, Arkhangelsk, Zvenigorod, Moskvin.

All variants of French surnames are endowed with special beauty and charm. This language is very different from other European counterparts. If the English name is always pronounced correctly, then the French ones are pronounced differently. For example, the popular Le Pen may sound like "Le Pen", "Le Pen", "De Le Pen". The first French family names were bestowed on the highest circle of the nobility in the 11th century. And only in the 16th century, by royal decree, was it ordered to give every citizen of France a hereditary nickname.

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Beautiful family designations in Germany appeared from the names of rivers, mountains and other words associated with nature: Bern, Vogelweid. But the most popular generic names came from the occupations of their ancestors. For example, Muller in translation means "miller", and Schmidt - "blacksmith". Rare German family names sound beautiful: Wagner, Zimmermann. Women in Germany, as a rule, leave their mother's surname, and the most beautiful are:

The options sound interesting: Masha Saleswoman, Dasha Buyer, etc. A well-chosen name will attract new subscribers to your page, and these are potential customers. Turn on creativity, fantasy, add a little sense of humor - and you will succeed!

It is not recommended to take personal data based on patriotic reasons: Bykap, Vlapunal, Nacilip or Slaveput, although they were popular in 2015. The fact is that preferences can change, but the surname remains for life.

The most common surnames in the world seem beautiful, because their carriers are popular people, which means they are happy. For example, there are about one hundred million people on the planet who have the family name Lee. In second place in polarity is the surname Wang (about 93 million people). On third place there is a family name Garcia, common in South America (about 10 million people).

Foreigners believe that a beautiful surname helps the family, brings good luck and happiness. But, it’s true, a person with a funny surname or a family nickname has been teased by peers since childhood, and later he grows up insecure with a whole baggage of complexes. So it turns out that the family name brought bad luck. For people with a beautiful ancestral heritage, things are different. They know from childhood that they can do everything in this world, so they walk with their heads held high.

If you like to stand out, then the original surname from this list will suit you: Starry, Golden, Brilliant, Naughty, Cheerful, Sunny, Azure, Malinovskaya, Tsareva, Bright, Beautiful, Happy, Beloved, Rare, Plastic, Great, Southern, Fairy Tale, Rainbow, Spark.

Italian surnames are for girls with character. Everyone knows what Italians are temperamental. If impulsiveness, emotionality and energy are the main features of your character, feel free to choose a surname from the following list!

Many people use Vkontakte and Instagram to sell clothes, accessories, other goods, and promote their services. It is advisable to choose a pseudonym that will reflect the essence of your activity. For example, if you have a page for an online clothing store, you can choose this option:

In medieval Italy, the name Esposito was entered into the documents of orphans by default. The meaning of this word is nobody's, free. A self-sufficient and independent young girl can use such a pseudonym, he will emphasize her personal qualities and add originality.

It is believed that a change of name entails a change in fate. What about last name? It is possible that this rule also applies to her. A dissonant surname can cause jokes, ridicule and complexes at any age. If you have a desire to change it, then follow it. Just approach the choice consciously so that the new surname will please your ears all your life.

Beautiful surnames are a fairly wide range of names in the Russian language. However, here you can’t fix clear criteria for beauty, since different people will like different surnames. No matter how many people are interviewed on this issue, the list of surnames will be constantly different. So we can only designate a few groups of surnames that both sound good and whose meaningful meaning is lofty and solemn.

the royal surname Romanov: the surname goes back to the male canonical name Roman, which is translated from Latin as a Roman; Rome is a classic example of everything that is highest and most correct, so that the surname is quite worthy to name crowned persons;

Shuisky: a native of the city of Shuya, which is located in the Ivanovo region, could get such a surname; however, settlements with this name were scattered throughout Rus', so that the Shuiskys could also come from them; the old Russian word oshuya meant left, but the name could also be formed from the Finnish word suja - melted, flood;

Obolensky: the princes received this surname from their princely family estate in the Kaluga region, the city of Obolensk (the Russian word to envelop meant to protect, shelter);

Vyazemsky: the surname is formed from the name of the ancestral town of Vyazma (the river was called viscous if there was a lot of silt in it);

Lermontov: the surname comes from the Scottish name Lermont, over the origin of which disputes have not subsided so far:
1. Old Norse word leir - clay soil + French mont - high mountain;
2. Old English words lear - sea and mouth - mouth;
3. one of the variants of the Scottish name Lamont - legislator;

Pechorin: the surname is based on a geographical name, the Pechora River, so most likely they come from the banks of this river (pechera is a forest dweller);

Favorsky: a seminary surname, which was given to the future priest for euphony (favor from Latin - goodwill);

Kostomarov: Kostomarov in Rus' was called large-boned, strongly built, strong people;

Onegin: the surname originates from the name of the Onega River, so people with such a surname inhabited its banks (the word Onega in Finnish means a waterfall, a swift stream);

Polonsky: the surname meant that the people of this kind were from Poland;

Bolkonsky: the surname appears in the lists of the times of Ivan the Terrible among the most eminent Moscow boyars, but the origin of the surname is still a mystery to linguists.

Animals and bird names.

Agree that in the world of fauna there are sonorous names, from which very beautiful surnames are formed. Such surnames were often given to those who resembled a bird or animal in character or appearance:

Orlov, Orlik, Oryol: such surnames could be given to a person with a big nose;

Lvov, Leo: such surnames were probably given to strong people who had weight and respect in society;

Zaichik, Zainkin, Zaichikov: the affectionate original form speaks of a good attitude towards those people who were given such cute surnames; agree that it sounds completely different from Zaitsev;

Lebedev, Lebed, Lebedyansky, Lebedushkin: people with such surnames, most likely, were distinguished by fidelity in character or a graceful, slender figure;

Korolek, Korolkov: the king always aroused the love of the people, therefore, such a surname could only be given to those who gained fame and respect among people;

Kotyonochkin, Koshechkin, Kotik: such nicknames could be given to affectionate, gentle people.

Surnames from plants.

Floristry is also full of the most beautiful names. Yes, and a flower cannot be called a deaf, abrupt word. Accordingly, the surnames, which are based on the names of plants, are very beautiful:

Kolokolchikov: a person with a sonorous voice could get such a nickname;

Rozov, Rozanov, Rozochkin: such surnames were given for harmony to seminarians - future priests;

Vinogradov: grapes were very much appreciated in Rus', so such a surname was not given to everyone and everyone, but only to the most distinguished; according to some versions, this is a seminary surname;

Sokolov, Sokolik, Falconer: such a surname could be given to people who not only outwardly resemble this noble bird, but also those who were engaged in falconry and raised specially trained birds for this;

Berezkin: a person with such a surname could be engaged in the processing of birch bark, for example;

Poplar, Poplar: so they could call a tall and slender person;

Aspen: Aspen has always been considered a cowardly tree - perhaps a fearful and modest person was called that.

Military families.

Military people are always discipline, smartness, accuracy and accuracy - military ranks sound beautiful and solemn, like in a parade. Surnames formed from such titles are conditionally called military, and they definitely fall into the category of beautiful and euphonious: Majors; Admirals; Dragoon; Hussar; Colonels; even Soldiers sounds very nice and dignified.

First names.

This group of surnames in Rus' has always been the most common. In addition, diminutive forms could be formed from names, which often served as the basis for creating surnames that sounded affectionate and gentle.

Adam: the surname is an exact copy of the male name, which is translated from Hebrew as a person;

Aksyutochkin: from a diminutive form of the female name Xenia (the Greek word for hospitable);

Andreychik: a diminutive form of the male name Andrey (translated from Greek - courageous);

Mashechkin: a diminutive form of the female name Maria (a Hebrew name meaning bitter);

Lyubim, Lyubimov, Beloved: they go back to the non-calendar, but common in Rus', male name Lyubim, which is more eloquent than any explanation.

Other sonorous surnames.

Sometimes surnames arose by chance, spontaneously. Some did not receive the suffix formation typical of surnames and remained tracing papers of common nouns. Now, when we hear them, we have associations with the subject that formed the basis of such a surname, a stereotype of consciousness works, and the surname begins to like:

Zhemchuzhina, Zhemchuzhnikov, Zhemchugov: this could be called a handsome person or someone who in those days traded in such a rare commodity;

Good: a surname could be given to a kind and sympathetic person;

Bely, Belenky: surnames sound completely different than Belov; so they could call a blond man;

Dear, Kind, Krasavin: the surnames are quite speaking and sound very beautiful.

Beautiful surnames give their owners a certain weight in society at the first meeting, because in Rus' they have long been greeted by clothes. So we wish everyone who has a sonorous and attractive surname to justify it with their worthy behavior.

When registering in VK, you must specify personal data. But not always, when indicating a surname for VK, you should use your own.

This is due to several reasons:

• The desire to maintain confidentiality and not be recognized by acquaintances.
• A person simply does not like his last name, and he wants to change it, at least within the framework of a social network.
• Choose a beautiful top pseudonym that reflects the preferences and character traits of its owner.

By calling yourself of your own free will, you direct your destiny in the direction you need.

When communicating, not everyone wants others to get complete information about them. In such a situation, a sonorous and non-binding name will come in handy.

The proposed material considers what surname can be put on VKontakte for a girl or girl so that the user's page looks the most attractive.

Girls in this situation have quite a lot of choice.

You can stop the choice on the surnames shown in the table:

These are not the only criteria. Anyone is able to come up with something original, interesting and intriguing.

For girls, the rule is true - the surname is chosen based not only on the semantic load, but because of the attractive sound.

But do not forget about what this or that nickname means.

The main thing is not to overdo it so as not to alienate potential visitors, as in any business, it is important to maintain a sense of proportion.

Top beautiful and cool surnames for girls

For girls, there are many possible options for the nickname of the electronic page.

You can make a choice in favor of:

• Favorite movie or cartoon character.
• An original and cool nickname that commands respect from visitors.
• Something different than anyone else.
• Mother's maiden name.
• Favorite animal.

There are a lot of options, it all depends only on your imagination, but you should not limit yourself to hackneyed names, it is important to choose an original pseudonym that attracts attention.

The list of top such nicknames includes:

• Harmful.
• Sweet candy.
• Cool.
• Thorn.
• Lisenka and others.

If you find it difficult to choose a nickname yourself, numerous sites on the Internet provide such assistance, which provide a variety of options, from which it is easy to choose something suitable.

Popular Russian famous surnames

Many people prefer to dwell on the famous Russian surnames, indicating the importance and respect for historical traditions:

• Romanova, Rurik - Russian royal dynasties, they talk about the aristocracy of their owners.
• Morozova, Shuiskaya, Vorontsova, Pushkin, Lermontov are well-known Russian entrepreneurs, nobles and literary figures.
• Pskov, Kalugina, Novgorod - ancient cities in Rus'.
• In honor of the characters of classical literature - Onegin, Pechorin, etc.

List of cool names in English with meaning

Cool aliases will turn out if you use English names, it is not necessary to write them in Russian letters, writing in English will add more originality and mystery.

In 2017, the following names were popular:

• Freedom - Freedom.
• Steep - Cool.
• Affectionate - Affectionate.
• Spectacular - Spectacular.
• Beautiful girl - Beauty.
• Magnificent - Magnificent, etc.

Such nicknames have not lost popularity this year. Some decorate the nickname with various symbols - asterisks, hearts and other distinctive features.

A good option is a combination of foreign surnames with Russian names and vice versa, a combination of Russian and Latin letters in writing a nickname.

This will give the pseudonym originality and uniqueness.

But when resorting to foreign nicknames, it is necessary to take into account national traditions and be sure of the correct translation.

Sometimes discrepancies are possible that can give the nickname an ambiguity that is not always desirable.

When choosing a nickname for yourself, you should be guided by the following recommendations:

• If you are going to change your own surname, give preference to the short form.
• The nickname should be easy to pronounce, then it is easier to remember.
• Take your time with the choice, weigh all the pros and cons.
• Look for several options, listen to their sound and choose the most preferable.
• Do not resort to excessive exaggeration - this will only make your friends laugh and will not add popularity at all.
• Consider the audience for which the nickname is intended.
• Try to choose the option that best suits your occupation and personality traits.

The most successful nicknames take root for a long time, without causing emotional rejection among their owners.

The success of your choice and your popularity on the network depend on how carefully you approach the choice.

Remember that a nickname in Contact can have an impact on your life, changing it in one direction or another.