Sodin

Sodin is a surname of Slavic origin that occurs among Russian-, Ukrainian-, and other post-Soviet populations, as well as in diaspora communities in Israel, Europe, and North America. In English-language usage, Sodin is a common transliteration from Cyrillic. The exact origin of the surname varies by family and region, and it may derive from a given name, a nickname, or an occupation, reflecting common patterns in Slavic surname formation.

The name is borne by people in a variety of fields, including science, the arts, and sports. Because there is no single notable bearer who defines the surname, Sodin is primarily encountered as a family name rather than a topic with a unified historical narrative.

In reference works, bearers of the name have contributed to mathematics, literature, medicine, and athletics, among other disciplines. However, no one individual with the surname claims primary association with the name in the way that many other surnames do; rather, it appears among many independent lineages.

There are no widely recognized places, institutions, or products named Sodin. When encountered, it is usually in genealogical, biographical, or descriptive contexts.