Barukin
Barukin is a surname of Slavic origin, with roots primarily found in Eastern Europe, particularly in countries like Russia, Ukraine, and Poland. The name likely derives from a patronymic, meaning it was originally a derivative of a father's given name, though the precise etymology is debated. Some theories suggest it could be related to the given name "Borislav" or other Slavic names starting with the prefix "Bar-" or "Bor-," which often have connotations of "battle" or "glory." Another possibility is a connection to a word denoting a specific trade or characteristic of an ancestor.
Like many surnames, Barukin would have been adopted to distinguish families and pass down lineage. Over centuries,