Lazutkin

Lazutkin is a Russian surname. It is derived from the diminutive form of the given name "Lazar," which is a Russian variant of the Biblical name "Lazarus." Surnames in Russia, like Lazutkin, often originated from patronymic forms, meaning they indicated "son of Lazar" or a similar ancestral connection. The suffix "-kin" is a common Russian suffix used to denote familial relation or origin. Therefore, Lazutkin would typically mean "son of Lazutka" or "descendant of Lazar."

The name is found predominantly in Russia and other regions with a historical Russian presence. Its prevalence can be used in genealogical studies to trace family lineages and migrations.

The surname Lazutkin, like many others, can be subject to different transliterations and spelling variations depending on the language being used.