Sergiev

Sergiev is a surname of Russian origin. It is derived from the given name Sergius, which itself has ancient Roman roots. The name Sergius became popular in Russia primarily through Saint Sergius of Radonezh, a highly revered Orthodox Christian monk who lived in the 14th century. His veneration led to the widespread adoption of the name Sergius, and consequently, surnames derived from it, such as Sergiev.

Individuals bearing the surname Sergiev can be found throughout Russia and in countries with significant Russian diaspora. Like many surnames, its geographical distribution reflects historical migration patterns and settlement. The name is not associated with any particular noble lineage or specific historical event, but rather with the common practice of patronymic and toponymic naming conventions in Slavic cultures. The meaning of the surname is essentially "son of Sergius" or "belonging to Sergius." In modern times, people with the surname Sergiev work in a wide variety of professions and contribute to society in diverse fields.