Lyubashevsky

Lyubashevsky is a surname of Slavic origin, commonly transliterated as Lyubashevsky, Lyubashevskiy, or Lyubashevskyi. It is formed with the -sky suffix, typical of Slavic last names, often indicating a toponymic origin or affiliation with a family line. The root is generally linked to a place name or personal name in the Cyrillic tradition, and transliteration variations reflect linguistic differences among Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, and other communities.

The name is found among people in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, and in diaspora communities in North America and Western Europe. Variants include Lyubashevsky, Lyubashevskii, Lyubashevskyi, and Lubashevsky.

Notable individuals include Vadim Lyubashevsky, a cryptographer known for contributions to lattice-based cryptography and its applications such as digital signatures. His work is associated with university research and collaboration in the field of post-quantum cryptography.

See also: Lubashevsky, Lyubashinsky.