Khokhlovo

Khokhlovo is a Russian toponym, a place name, most often referring to a village or settlement. The name is derived from the word "khokhol" (хохол), a historical and sometimes derogatory term for Ukrainians, referring to the Cossack hairstyle known as an oseledets or chupryna. Therefore, a place named Khokhlovo would historically indicate a location associated with Ukrainians or where Ukrainians resided.

The presence of multiple places named Khokhlovo throughout Russia suggests migration or settlement patterns of Ukrainians within Russian territory over time. The specific historical reasons and circumstances for the naming of each individual Khokhlovo would vary depending on its location and history. It is important to note that while the etymology is generally understood, the term "khokhol" itself can carry negative connotations and should be used with sensitivity and awareness of its potential to be offensive. Further historical and local research is often needed to understand the specific context and significance of each individual Khokhlovo settlement.