Naumov

Naumov (Наумoв in Cyrillic) is a Russian surname. It is derived from the male given name Naum (Наум), which is of Hebrew origin, meaning "comfort" or "consolation." Like many Russian surnames, the suffix "-ov" indicates "belonging to" or "descendant of," thus Naumov signifies "belonging to Naum" or "son of Naum."

The surname Naumov is relatively common throughout Russia, and also appears among populations in other countries historically linked to Russia or Eastern Europe, such as Ukraine, Belarus, and other former Soviet republics.

People with the surname Naumov have been involved in various fields, including science, sports, arts, and politics. The significance or prevalence of the surname in specific geographic regions or professions requires further research to fully establish.