Orloff
Orloff is the English transliteration of the Russian surname Orlov (orlov), meaning “of the eagle” from orel. The spelling Orloff appears in older English texts and in some historical and culinary names, and it reflects the same root as the more common modern transliteration Orlov. The surname is of East Slavic origin and is found in Russia and neighboring regions, as well as among diaspora communities.
In history, several members of the Orlov family held positions in the Russian Empire’s military and court.
In cuisine, Beef Orloff, also known as Beef à la Orloff, is a traditional dish named after
Today the surname Orloff continues to appear in use as a family name and in historical references,