Kruglov

Kruglov is a surname of Slavic origin, commonly found in Russia and other Eastern European countries. The name is derived from the word "krug" which means "circle" or "round" in many Slavic languages, possibly referring to a person who lived in a round dwelling, or had a round face, or perhaps indicating a connection to a circle of people or a community. Like many surnames, its exact origin can vary depending on the specific family and region.

Notable individuals bearing the surname Kruglov include Yuri Kruglov, a Russian politician, and Oleg Kruglov, a Russian professional footballer. There are likely many other individuals with this surname who have made contributions in various fields, though they may not be as widely known internationally. The name itself is a common element in the onomastics of Eastern Europe.