Mezhurova

Mezhurova is a surname of Russian origin. It is derived from the given name "Mezhur," which itself is believed to be a variant of "Mieszko," a name with Slavic roots. The suffix "-ova" indicates a feminine possessive, suggesting that "Mezhurova" originally referred to a daughter or female relative of someone named Mezhur.

As with many surnames, Mezhurova likely originated in the historical regions of Kievan Rus' or later Grand Duchy of Moscow. The name's distribution is primarily found within Russia and countries with significant Russian diaspora populations. Variations in spelling may occur due to transliteration from Cyrillic into Latin alphabets, though "Mezhurova" remains a common form.

Individuals bearing the surname Mezhurova can be found in various fields, including academia, arts, sciences, and public service. Genealogical research can trace the lineage of Mezhurova families back through historical records, providing insights into family migrations and social standing over centuries. The surname itself carries no inherent meaning beyond its patronymic and possessive origins.