Yugenevich

Yugenevich is a surname of Slavic origin that is typically a patronymic form derived from the given name Eugene, through the suffix -evich, which means “son of” in East Slavic naming conventions. The standard forms in modern Russian and Ukrainian are Evgenyevich (Евгеньевич) or Yevgenyevich (Евгеньевич), with Ukrainian variants such as Yevhenovych (Євгенович). The spelling Yugenevich represents an alternative, nonstandard transliteration of the same root, and may appear in historical records, immigration documents, or personal family usage where a distinctive spelling was adopted.

As a surname, Yugenevich is most commonly found among Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking populations and their descendants. In Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, it may appear alongside several transliteration variants of the same patronymic, and diaspora communities often reflect localized spellings in official documents and family records.

Notable people: There are no widely documented figures who use the exact surname Yugenevich in major biographical references. Individuals with the root Evgenyevich or Yevhenovych are more commonly encountered in Russian-, Ukrainian-, or Belarusian-language sources.

See also: Evgenyevich, Yevhenovych, Evgenievich, Yevgeniyovich.

References: Standard name dictionaries and genealogical resources on East Slavic patronymics and their transliterations can provide additional context for the variations of this root name.