Skvortsov
Skvortsov (Russian: Скворцов, from скворец meaning starling) is a Russian masculine surname, its feminine counterpart is Skvortsova.
Geographical distribution
As of 2014, 89.8% of all known bearers of the surname Skvortsov were residents of Russia (frequency 1:3,590), 4.5% of Ukraine (1:22,597), 1.6% of Uzbekistan (1:43,002), 1.3% of Belarus (1:16,076) and 1.3% of Kazakhstan (1:30,873).
In Russia, the frequency of the surname was higher than national average (1:3,590) in the following subjects of the Russian Federation:[1]
- 1. Ingushetia (1:197)
- 2. Kostroma Oblast (1:267)
- 3. Chuvashia (1:713)
- 4. Altai Krai (1:736)
- 5. Mari El (1:1,203)
- 6. Tambov Oblast (1:1,347)
- 7. Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (1:1,624)
- 8. Kalmykia (1:1,628)
- 9. Ivanovo Oblast (1:1,734)
- 10. Yaroslavl Oblast (1:2,141)
- 11. Ryazan Oblast (1:2,166)
- 12. Mordovia (1:2,188)
- 13. Vladimir Oblast (1:2,451)d
- 14. Moscow Oblast (1:2,976)
- 15. Oryol Oblast (1:3,102)
- 16. Tver Oblast (1:3,116)
- 17. Volgograd Oblast (1:3,152)
- 18. Lipetsk Oblast (1:3,156)
- 19. Penza Oblast (1:3,572)
People
- Aleksandr Skvortsov (disambiguation), several people
- Alexey Skvortsov (1920–2008), Russian botanist and naturalist
- Anatoli Skvortsov (born 1976), Russian professional footballer
- Ivan Skvortsov-Stepanov (1870–1928), prominent Russian Bolshevik
- Nikolay Skvortsov (disambiguation), several people
- Ruslan Skvortsov (born 1980), Russian ballet dancer
- Valeriy Skvortsov (born 1945), Soviet high jumper
- Victor Scvortov (born 1988), Moldavian judoplayer
- Veronika Skvortsova (born 1960), Russian neurologist and politician
See also
- 1854 Skvortsov (1968 UE1), a main-belt asteroid named after Yevgeni Skvortsov (1882–1952)
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