Voronovi

Voronovi is a surname of Slavic origin. The name is often linked to the word voron, meaning raven, in several Slavic languages, and may have originated as a nickname-based surname that denoted either a characteristic of an ancestor or symbolic association with the crow-like bird.

In transliteration from Cyrillic, related forms include Voronov (masculine) and Voronova (feminine). The spelling Voronovi itself can appear in diaspora communities or as an adapted form in Romance-language or non-Slavic contexts, where it may reflect phonetic or orthographic conventions. Other transliterations used in historical records and literature include Voronoff.

Geographic distribution and usage: The surname is present in regions with historical Slavic populations, such as Russia, Ukraine, and Poland, and among diaspora communities in Western Europe and North America. The exact frequency of the Voronovi spelling varies and it is less common than the more standard Voronov/Voronova forms. There is no single notable historical figure, institution, or place universally identified by the exact spelling Voronovi in widely accessible sources.

See also: Voronov, Voronova, Voroniff or Voronoff.