Kormilsky

Kormilsky is a surname of Slavic origin. It is most commonly found in Russia and other Eastern European countries. The etymology of the name is believed to derive from the Russian word "kormilъ" (кормилъ), meaning "feeder" or "one who provides sustenance." This may have originally been a nickname or an occupational surname for someone who was responsible for feeding animals or people, or perhaps someone who was generous and provided for others. Variations of the surname exist, reflecting regional dialects and historical linguistic shifts. The Kormilsky surname is present in various historical records, appearing in lists of landowners, military personnel, and local communities. As with many surnames, its prevalence can be influenced by migration patterns and historical events. Individuals bearing the Kormilsky surname have contributed to diverse fields, including arts, sciences, and public service, both historically and in contemporary times. The exact geographical distribution and historical prominence of the Kormilsky name can be further explored through genealogical research and archival studies.