Petrov
Common Russian surname
Petrov is a common Russian surname meaning "son of Peter." It appears frequently in news, literature, and historical contexts involving Russian figures.
The name follows standard Russian patronymic patterns, with Petrova as the feminine form.
Agent Petrov arrived at the embassy.
Hereditary family identifier
- patronymicName from father's name
- SmirnovWidespread Russian family name
- MoscowRussia's capital city
- KremlinMoscow's fortified government seat
cosmonaut · Stanislav · Tchaikovsky · Dostoevsky · Pushkin · Sputnik · vodka · borscht
Slavic masculine name
- nuclearOf atomic energy
- 1983Calendar designation, mid-decade prior
- false alarmErroneous warning signal
- incidentA distinct event
hero · lieutenant colonel · early warning · Marin · footballer
Of or from Sofia's country
- SerbianOf or from Serbia
- MacedonianOf a Balkan nation
- CzechOf Prague's homeland
- SlovakRelating to Bratislava's nation
Polish · ancestry · heritage · Cyrillic · patronymic · Balkans · Eastern European · traditions
surname
Hereditary family identifier
- patronymicName from father's name
- SmirnovWidespread Russian family name
- MoscowRussia's capital city
Kremlin · cosmonaut · Stanislav · Tchaikovsky · Dostoevsky · Pushkin · Sputnik · vodka · borscht · matryoshka
Stanislav
Slavic masculine name
- nuclearOf atomic energy
- 1983Calendar designation, mid-decade prior
- false alarmErroneous warning signal
incident · hero · lieutenant colonel · early warning · Marin · footballer
Bulgarian
Of or from Sofia's country
- SerbianOf or from Serbia
- MacedonianOf a Balkan nation
- CzechOf Prague's homeland
Slovak · Polish · ancestry · heritage · Cyrillic · patronymic · Balkans · Eastern European · traditions · folklore