Khazinovo

Khazinovo is a Russian surname. It is likely derived from a given name or nickname incorporating the Turkic word "khazin" or "khazine," meaning "treasure," "treasurer," or "storehouse." Surnames of this type often reflect the ancestor's occupation or a characteristic associated with them. The suffix "-ovo" is a common Russian suffix used to form surnames, typically indicating belonging to a family or clan. Thus, Khazinovo suggests "belonging to the Khazin family" or "descendant of Khazin." The surname is not among the most common in Russia, suggesting a potentially specific regional origin or a smaller founding family. Records of individuals bearing this surname can be found in various Russian archival documents, including census records, birth certificates, and military service records. Further research into genealogy databases and regional archives could provide more specific information about the surname's history and distribution.