Rogovin

Rogovin is a surname of Eastern European origin, primarily associated with Ashkenazi Jewish heritage. It is derived from a patronymic, meaning "son of Rog," or a place name such as Rogovo. The root "Rog" possibly relates to a Slavic word meaning "horn" or "corner," but this is debated and interpretations vary.

The surname is found in countries with significant historical Jewish populations, including Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland, as well as in diaspora communities around the world, particularly in Israel, the United States, Canada, and South America.

Variations in spelling may occur due to transliteration differences and regional pronunciations. Some variants include Rogovine, Rogov, Rogowin, and Rogover.

The surname Rogovin, like many surnames, can provide clues to an individual's ancestry and geographic origins. Genealogical research and historical records are often used to trace family histories related to the Rogovin surname.