Glukhovskiy
Glukhovskiy is a surname of East Slavic origin, most commonly found in Russia and Ukraine. The name is derived from the word "glukhoy" (глухой), which in Slavic languages means "deaf" or "mute." It is likely a patronymic or a nickname that became a surname, indicating a person who was deaf, mute, or perhaps had a particularly quiet or reserved disposition.
Famous bearers of the surname include Dmitry Glukhovskiy, a prominent contemporary Russian author best known for
The surname Glukhovskiy can also refer to the Glukhovsky District, an administrative division within the Sumy
Historically, the surname has been associated with various families and individuals across Eastern Europe, contributing to