Lomovs

Lomovs is a surname of Russian origin. It is derived from the given name Lom, which means "break" or "broken" in Russian. The surname Lomov could have originated as a patronymic, indicating a descendant of someone named Lom, or it could have been an occupational surname referring to a person who broke things, such as a woodcutter or a blacksmith. As with many surnames, its exact origin can vary depending on the specific family lineage.

The Lomov surname is found throughout Russia and in other Slavic countries. It is not a particularly rare surname but is not among the most common either. Variations of the surname might exist in different regions or through historical spelling changes. Families bearing the Lomov surname have contributed to various fields throughout history, including arts, sciences, and public service, though no single, universally recognized famous individual solely defines the name. Genealogical research can often trace specific Lomov family histories back several generations. The surname itself carries no inherent social stigma or particular connotation beyond its linguistic roots.