Naumofff
Naumofff is a surname of Russian origin. It is an East Slavic patronymic surname derived from the given name Naum, which itself has Hebrew roots, meaning "consolation" or "comforter." The suffix "-off" is a common Russian possessive suffix, indicating "son of" or "belonging to." Therefore, Naumofff essentially means "son of Naum."
Variations of the surname may exist in different transliterations due to the complexities of converting Cyrillic
Historically, surnames in Russia became widespread during the 17th century, solidifying family lineage and property ownership.