Goluzino

Goluzino is a Russian surname. It is derived from a personal nickname or a diminutive form, likely related to the Russian word "golub'" (голубь), meaning "pigeon" or "dove". Surnames in Russia often originated from nicknames, occupations, or places of origin. The suffix "-ino" is a common Russian patronymic suffix, indicating descent or association. Therefore, Goluzino likely means "of the pigeon" or "belonging to someone associated with pigeons/doves" (perhaps a breeder, keeper, or someone with a pigeon-like quality). The surname is relatively uncommon. Further research into regional genealogical records might reveal more specific origins and historical distributions of families bearing this name.