Solomin

Solomin is a surname of Russian origin. It is derived from the given name Solomon, which itself comes from the Hebrew name Shlomo, meaning "peace." The surname Solomin can be found among people of Russian and Eastern European descent.

Notable individuals with the surname Solomin include Mikhail Solomin, a Russian politician who served as a member of the State Duma. There is also information about various historical figures and families bearing the name Solomin throughout different periods of Russian history. The prevalence of the surname is generally consistent with the broader distribution of Russian surnames.

The name Solomon, and by extension Solomin, has religious and historical significance, often associated with the biblical King Solomon, known for his wisdom. This association has contributed to the enduring popularity of the name and its derivatives across various cultures, including Russia. Genealogists and historians may encounter the Solomin surname in records pertaining to Russian emigration and settlement patterns.