Last name first name patronymic
Complete Russian name consists of three parts - first name, patronymic and last name (full name).
In addition, there are varieties of names - diminutive name, nickname and pseudonym (first name-pseudonym, last name-pseudonym).
First names and patronymics known since ancient times. Surnames appeared in Rus' quite late and, as a rule, they were formed from the names and nicknames of their ancestors. Princes and boyars were the first to acquire surnames in the 14th and 15th centuries. Then merchants and clergy began to acquire surnames. IN mid-19th century, especially after the abolition of serfdom in 1861, peasant surnames began to form. The process of acquiring surnames was largely completed by the 30s of the 20th century.
Name
Name is the personal name given to a person at birth and by which the person is known in society.
Immediately after birth or even before birth, a person receives his first name - a personal name. It sets him apart from the people around him. In progress individual development a person gets used to his name, it becomes part of his essence.
At official registration The patronymic and surname are added to the personal name.
A name is a formula for fate, life program. The name helps a person realize his purpose, understand character problems that need to be worked on. An incorrectly chosen name leads a person to stagnation and deprives him of protection.
Since ancient times, the connection between name and fate has been known. It is not without reason that with major changes in a person’s fate, the name changes: at baptism (the name is the fate of a Christian), at marriage (the spouse’s surname is the fate associated with him), when taking a pseudonym (the name is the fate of the writer), at dedication (the name is the spiritual fate ).
First names are changed much less frequently than last names.
Surname
Patronymic is a family name formed from the name of the father.
Patronymic names have the ending -(v)ich, -(v)na (in ancient times they had the ending -ov, -in, similar to modern surnames).
In an informal setting, the patronymic is sometimes pronounced in a simplified form: Andreich, Mikhalych, Palych, Antonich, Nikolaich, Sanna, Palna, Nikolavna, Ivanna, Aleksevna, etc.
The presence of a patronymic distinguishes the Russian naming system from the majority European systems names: in Europe only people have a middle name Eastern Slavs(Belarusians and Ukrainians), Bulgarians, Greeks and Icelanders (Icelanders still do not have surnames).
The patronymic serves a triple function:
Complements the name, helping to identify a person (distinguish him from other people with the same name)
Reflects relationship in the family (father - son, daughter)
Expresses respect for a person (a form of politeness).
The nominal formula “Name + Patronymic” arose as a sign of respect for a worthy person, first in relation to princes (from the 11th century), then to eminent boyars, nobles, and under Peter I - to distinguished merchants. In the 19th century, representatives upper strata societies acquired the form of patronymic in -vich.
Middle names with "ev", "ov", "in" were given to merchants, and with "ets" - for the youngest in the family.
Historically, patronymics were divided into several categories:
Serf peasants (slaves) did not have it at all.
Simply, noble people received a semi-patronymic name: “Peter Osipov Andreev.”
The patronymic in -ich meant that the person wearing it belonged to the upper class (aristocracy).
Thus, -ich became a sign of privilege, high birth of persons and classes. -ich began to be perceived in Russia as a title, as indicating the birth of the prefix “de” (in French), "von" (in German), "van" (in Dutch). In accordance with this, patronymic names in -ich could be awarded, which is what the Russian tsars did.
Starting from the reign of Peter I, patronymic names become mandatory in all documents.
Under Catherine II use different forms patronymic name was legally enshrined. The Table of Ranks indicated that persons of the first five classes should be written with a patronymic in -vich, from the sixth to the eighth - called by half-patronymics, and all the rest - only by their names.
The patronymic, like the first and last name, can be changed. Middle names are rarely changed for several reasons:
Adoption
Identification of another biological father
Changing a cacophonous middle name
The laws of the Russian Federation do not restrict a person from changing his full name, but require a complete re-registration of all documents where his full name is mentioned.
Surname
Surname- a hereditary generic name, indicating that a person belongs to a specific clan, originating from a common ancestor, or in a narrow sense, that a person belongs to the same family.
A person's surname is a permanent connection with his family. The surname is the main component of the nominal formula, since it serves as an awareness of clan affiliation, an expression of the clan. Russian surname inherited from generation to generation and passed on male line. Transfer of surname by masculine is a condition for its continuation.
In various social strata, surnames appeared in different times. Princes and boyars were the first to acquire surnames in the 14th and 15th centuries. Usually they were given by the names of their patrimonial possessions: Kostroma, Zvenigorod, Vyazemsky.
Among them there are many surnames of foreign origin, since many nobles came to serve the king from foreign lands.
Ways of education noble families(surnames of ancient noble families and families that served the nobility with ranks after the introduction of the Table of Ranks) were diverse. Small group were surnames of ancient princely families, derived from the names of their reigns. To late XIX century, of the number of such clans that had their origin from Rurik, five have survived: Mosalsky, Yeletskaya, Zvenigorodsky, Rostovsky, Vyazemsky. The following surnames were derived from the name of the estates: Baryatinsky, Beloselsky, Obolensky, Prozorovsky, Ukhtomsky and some others.
IN XVIII-XIX centuries surnames began to appear among servicemen and trade people. The clergy began to acquire surnames from the middle of the 18th century, usually derived from the names of parishes (Preobrazhensky, Voznesensky, Nikolsky, Pokrovsky).
In the middle of the 19th century, especially after the abolition of serfdom, peasant surnames began to form (from the surnames of landowners, geographical names, nicknames, patronymics), but for some they appeared only in the 1930s.
Full name formula – full name
Last name first name patronymic used in formal settings when making acquaintances, in official documents, in alphabetical lists (address books, telephone directories, encyclopedias).
Full name is used in a variety of legal documents– in a passport, military ID, diploma, medical certificate, any documents that require a signature.
Your full name always contains the following information:
Family name(father's or mother's last name)
Father's name (patronymic)
Nationality.
For example, based on surnames in -shvili and -dze, one can assume that the owner of the surname is Georgian.
Based on surnames in -vich, one can assume that the owner of the surname is Belarusian.
Based on surnames ending in –enko, one can assume that the owner of the surname is Ukrainian.
From an energetic point of view, the full name is the key to a person.
Our new book "The Energy of Surnames"
In our book "The Energy of the Name" you can read:
Selecting a name using an automatic program
Selection of a name based on astrology, embodiment tasks, numerology, zodiac sign, types of people, psychology, energy
Choosing a name using astrology (examples of the weakness of this method of choosing a name)
Selection of a name according to the tasks of incarnation (life purpose, purpose)
Selecting a name using numerology (examples of the weakness of this name selection technique)
Choosing a name based on your zodiac sign
Choosing a name based on the type of person
Choosing a name based on psychology
Choosing a name based on energy
What you need to know when choosing a name
What to do to choose the perfect name
If you like the name
Why you don’t like the name and what to do if you don’t like the name (three ways)
Two options for choosing a new successful name
Corrective name for a child
Corrective name for an adult
Adaptation to a new name
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The generator of surnames, names and patronymics in Russian (full name generator) is a program that can give you random results. If you need to come up with a dozen names, then our service is provided just for this case. After all, there are times when there is no imagination or desire to write them, and a full name generator will solve this issue without any problems and very quickly. Thanks to our service, you can easily and quickly fill out any database or come up with an original nickname/pseudonym, and you can also expand your circle of knowledge in a variety of names.
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So much is told about the culture or traditions of England, but it is quite rare to learn about english names. And the topic, by the way, is very interesting. After all, the naming system is globally different from what we are used to.
If we have a first and last name, then in England it is somewhat different. They have a first name, a middle name and a last name. In addition, in England it is considered normal to give diminutive forms of a name. For example, even in formal negotiations a person may be called Tony, although he full name sounds like Anthony. If desired, the child can be immediately registered with a diminutive name and the state will not object. Moreover, you can take almost any word or name as a name - for example, the name Brooklyn. But if they tried to name their son, for example, Novosibirsk, they would hardly give permission.
System of English given names and surnames
Each of us is already accustomed to the fact that he is the bearer of a surname, name and patronymic. But for the English this scheme is not suitable; their system of names is absolutely unusual and therefore curious. The main difference between our systems is the absence of a middle name. Instead, they have a surname, first name and middle name. Moreover, as either of these two names, an Englishman can bear the surnames of some stars or even his ancestors. Although there is no strict requirement that a person have only these three points. Any Englishman can give a child a name from several names or surnames. For example, if you want to name it after a whole football team straightaway.
This tradition of giving a person a surname as a first name has survived to this day from noble families. Although the history of the English name system developed quite actively, borrowings were made from various countries, and names were also mixed from the Angles, Celtic tribes, and Franco-Normans. Since the Anglo-Saxons initially had only one name, they tried to give it special meaning. Therefore, in ancient names one could find words such as wealth or health. Old English female names were most often formed using adjectives, the most common variation being Leof (dear, beloved). And after the Norman invasion of England, a surname was gradually added to the name, making it already close to the system of names existing today. The old Anglo-Saxon names gradually began to disappear and, due to the influence of the Christian religion, appeared everywhere Christian schools actively stimulated the registration of newborns who received a name at baptism, so the names changed slightly: from Mary to Mary, from Jeanne to Joanna.
English first and last name generator
GENERATOR OF ENGLISH NAMES AND SURNAMES
(including Anglo-Irish and Anglo-Scottish surnames)
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Here are the most common ones British names . For convenience, they are divided into parts of the country, because in each corner some of the most popular individual names. Some of them are the same, some are different. The names are ranked by popularity.
England
Men's
- Harry– Harry (diminutive of Henry – rich, powerful)
- Oliver– Oliver (from ancient German – army)
- Jack– Jack (diminutive of John, from Hebrew – Yahweh is merciful)
- Charlie– Charlie (from ancient German – man, husband)
- Thomas– Thomas (from ancient Greek – twin)
- Jacob– Jacob (simplified version of the name James)
- Alfie– Alfie (from Old English – advice)
- Riley– Riley (from Irish – courageous)
- William– William (from ancient German – desire, will)
- James– James (from Hebrew – “heel-holding”)
Women's
- Amelia– Amelia (from ancient German – labor, work)
- Olivia– Olivia (from Latin – olive tree)
- Jessica– Jessica (the exact meaning is unknown, perhaps the name comes from the biblical name Jescha)
- Emily– Emily (female form) male name Emil - rival)
- Lily– Lily (from the English name of the lily flower)
- Ava– Ava (variant of the medieval English name Evelyn)
- Heather– Heather (from English – heather)
- Sophie– Sophie (from ancient Greek – wisdom)
- Mia– Mia
- Isabella– Isabella (Provençal version of the name Elizabeth)
Northern Ireland
Men's
- Jack– Jack
- James– James
- Daniel– Daniel
- Harry– Harry
- Charlie– Charlie
- Ethan– Ethan
- Matthew– Matthew (from Hebrew – gift of Yahweh)
- Ryan– Ryan
- Riley– Riley
- Noah– Noah
Women's
- Sophie– Sophie
- Emily– Emily
- Grace– Grace (from English – grace, elegance)
- Amelia– Amelia
- Jessica– Jessica
- Lucy– Lucy (from the male Roman name Lucius - light)
- Sophia– Sofia (variant of the name Sophie)
- Katie– Katie (from Greek – pure, purebred)
- Eva– Eve (from Hebrew – breathe, live)
- Aoife– Ifa (from Irish – beauty)
Wales
Men's
- Jacob– Jacob
- Oliver– Oliver
- Riley– Riley
- Jack– Jack
- Alfie– Alfie
- Harry– Harry
- Charlie– Charlie
- Dylan– Dylan (according to Welsh mythology, this was the name of the God of the sea)
- William– William
- Mason– Mason (from a similar surname meaning “stone carving”)
Women's
- Amelia– Amelia
- Ava– Ava
- Mia– Mia
- Lily– Lily
- Olivia– Olivia
- Ruby– Ruby (from English – ruby)
- Seren– Seren (from Latin – clear)
- Evie– Evie (from English surname Evelyn)
- Ella– Ella (from ancient German – all, everything)
- Emily– Emily
Modern English names
IN English names very often there are affectionate and diminutive forms as the official name. In our country, this form is allowed only in personal, close communication. For example, take people familiar to everyone - Bill Clinton or Tony Blair. They are called by such names even at world negotiations, and this is absolutely acceptable. Although in fact Bill's full name is William, and Tony is Anthony. The British are allowed to register a newborn child by giving him a diminutive name as his first or second name. Although there are no special prohibitions on choosing a name in English-speaking countries, you can give your child a name in honor of a city or region. For example, this is what the star couple Beckham did: Victoria and David gave their son the name Brooklyn - it was in this area of New York that he was born.
Gradually, fashion began to change and names in English-speaking countries began to be often borrowed from different languages. Since the 19th century, many female names have appeared, such as Ruby, Daisy, Beryl, Amber and others. Names originally from Spain or France were readily used - Michelle, Angelina, Jacqueline. But the tendency of some people to give their children unusual names has not disappeared anywhere. Bill Simser, vice president of Microsoft, named his daughter Vista Avalon. The first part of the name is in honor of Windows Vista, and the second part is in honor of the codename of the Avalon system. But director Kevin Smith decided to name his daughter Harley Quinn - that was the name of the girl from the Batman comics.
By the way, not every owner likes such unusual names. Many children are embarrassed by this and eagerly wait until they reach adulthood to officially change their name. Little Pixie Geldof, who is the daughter of musician Bob Geldof, was very embarrassed by the prefix “little” at the beginning of her name and in adulthood chose to call herself simply Pixie. But it’s hard to even imagine what a resident of New Zealand, whose name is Bus No. 16, will do with his name. One can only envy his parents’ imagination.
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The famous Russian linguist A.F. Zhuravlev, doctor, also made his contribution to the study of statistics of Russian surnames philological sciences, Head of the Department of Etymology and Onomastics, Institute of the Russian Language. V. V. Vinogradov RAS (Moscow).
A.F. Zhuravlev used telephone directories of several cities in Russia and other former Soviet territories, library catalogues, personal lists of institutions, lists of applicants for some Moscow universities, diverse arrays of onomastic (family) material on the Internet, etc. the territory is not clearly delineated by him, the list of cities whose telephone directories were used is not given in full (among those named by A.F. Zhuravlev are Moscow, Ryazan, Vladimir, Krasnoyarsk, in Ukraine - Greater Yalta). The principles for selecting cities are not sufficiently substantiated. The very nature of obtaining material is debatable. A.F. Zhuravlev himself admits that he cannot “estimate with any accuracy the total volume of onomastic units that came into view, and, consequently, the share in it of those surnames that were included in the final list.
From the flow of surnames flowing into our hands, only those were selected that were included in the preliminary 800-unit list (further shortened to 500 surnames with the most reliable statistics).” The list itself of 800 units (i.e., surnames) was compiled intuitively. All this reduces the significance of the results obtained, but nevertheless the list of the 500 most common Russian surnames is interesting. Number of all registered different sources The number of bearers of the first 500 most common Russian surnames is several hundred thousand. Obviously, this list will still be refined, since according to A.F. Zhuravlev himself, the statistics given “can be considered to be only of a very preliminary nature, but in any case better than Unbegaun’s table” (meaning the appendix to the book “Russian surnames” with a list of the most common surnames in St. Petersburg in 1910).
I decided to list these 500 names so that site visitors can familiarize themselves with them. Two columns with data for comparison of statistics of the same surnames in St. Petersburg in 1910 were excluded from the material of A.F. Zhuravlev (they were taken from the work of B.O. Unbegun). In the final table, to the right of the surname there is a number showing the relative occurrence of the surname. It was obtained by relating the total absolute frequency of a given surname to the total absolute frequency of the most common Russian surname Ivanov.
So, the list compiled by A.F. Zhuravlev. During preparation for posting on the site, it was discovered that there were three more surnames on it (they are given without a serial number). To find the desired surname, use the search function of your browser.
Rank Surname Frequency 1 Ivanov 1,0000 2 Smirnov 0,7412 3 Kuznetsov 0,7011 4 Popov 0,5334 5 Vasiliev 0,4948 6 Petrov 0,4885 7 Sokolov 0,4666 8 Mikhailov 0,3955 9 Novikov 0,3743 10 Fedorov 0,3662 11 Morozov 0,3639 12 Volkov 0,3636 13 Alekseev 0,3460 14 Lebedev 0,3431 15 Semenov 0,3345 16 Egorov 0,3229 17 Pavlov 0,3226 18 Kozlov 0,3139 19 Stepanov 0,3016 20 Nikolaev 0,3005 21 Orlov 0,2976 22 Andreev 0,2972 23 Makarov 0,2924 24 Nikitin 0,2812 25 Zakharov 0,2755 26 Zaitsev 0,2728 27 Soloviev 0,2712 28 Borisov 0,2710 29 Yakovlev 0,2674 30 Grigoriev 0,2541 31 Romanov 0,2442 32 Vorobiev 0,2371 33 Sergeev 0,2365 34 Kuzmin 0,2255 35 Frolov 0,2235 36 Alexandrov 0,2234 37 Dmitriev 0,2171 38 Korolev 0,2083 39 Gusev 0,2075 40 Kiselev 0,2070 41 Ilyin 0,2063 42 Maksimov 0,2059 43 Polyakov 0,2035 44 Sorokin 0,1998 45 Vinogradov 0,1996 46 Kovalev 0,1978 47 Belov 0,1964 48 Medvedev 0,1953 49 Antonov 0,1928 50 Tarasov 0,1896 51 Zhukov 0,1894 52 Baranov 0,1883 53 Filippov 0,1827 54 Komarov 0,1799 55 Davydov 0,1767 56 Belyaev 0,1750 57 Gerasimov 0,1742 58 Bogdanov 0,1706 59 Osipov 0,1702 60 Sidorov 0,1695 61 Matveev 0,1693 62 Titov 0,1646 63 Markov 0,1628 64 Mironov 0,1625 65 Krylov 0,1605 66 Kulikov 0,1605 67 Karpov 0,1584 68 Vlasov 0,1579 69 Melnikov 0,1567 70 Denisov 0,1544 71 Gavrilov 0,1540 72 Tikhonov 0,1537 73 Kazakov 0,1528 74 Afanasiev 0,1516 75 Danilov 0,1505 76 Savelyev 0,1405 77 Timofeev 0,1403 78 Fomin 0,1401 79 Chernov 0,1396 80 Abramov 0,1390 81 Martynov 0,1383 82 Efimov 0,1377 83 Fedotov 0,1377 84 Shcherbakov 0,1375 85 Nazarov 0,1366 86 Kalinin 0,1327 87 Isaev 0,1317 88 Chernyshev 0,1267 89 Bykov 0,1255 90 Maslov 0,1249 91 Rodionov 0,1248 92 Konovalov 0,1245 93 Lazarev 0,1236 94 Voronin 0,1222 95 Klimov 0,1213 96 Filatov 0,1208 97 Ponomarev 0,1203 98 Golubev 0,1200 99 Kudryavtsev 0,1186 100 Prokhorov 0,1182 101 Naumov 0,1172 102 Potapov 0,1165 103 Zhuravlev 0,1160 104 Ovchinnikov 0,1148 105 Trofimov 0,1148 106 Leonov 0,1142 107 Sobolev 0,1135 108 Ermakov 0,1120 109 Kolesnikov 0,1120 110 Goncharov 0,1115 111 Emelyanov 0,1081 112 Nikiforov 0,1055 113 Grachev 0,1049 114 Kotov 0,1037 115 Grishin 0,1017 116 Efremov 0,0995 117 Arkhipov 0,0993 118 Gromov 0,0986 119 Kirillov 0,0982 120 Malyshev 0,0978 121 Panov 0,0978 122 Moiseev 0,0975 123 Rumyantsev 0,0975 124 Akimov 0,0963 125 Kondratiev 0,0954 126 Biryukov 0,0950 127 Gorbunov 0,0940 128 Anisimov 0,0925 129 Eremin 0,0916 130 Tikhomirov 0,0907 131 Galkin 0,0884 132 Lukyanov 0,0876 133 Mikheev 0,0872 134 Skvortsov 0,0862 135 Yudin 0,0859 136 Belousov 0,0856 137 Nesterov 0,0842 138 Simonov 0,0834 139 Prokofiev 0,0826 140 Kharitonov 0,0819 141 Knyazev 0,0809 142 Tsvetkov 0,0807 143 Levin 0,0806 144 Mitrofanov 0,0796 145 Voronov 0,0792 146 Aksenov 0,0781 147 Sofronov 0,0781 148 Maltsev 0,0777 149 Loginov 0,0774 150 Gorshkov 0,0771 151 Savin 0,0771 152 Krasnov 0,0761 153 Mayorov 0,0761 154 Demidov 0,0756 155 Eliseev 0,0754 156 Rybakov 0,0754 157 Safonov 0,0753 158 Plotnikov 0,0749 159 Demin 0,0745 160 Khokhlov 0,0745 161 Fadeev 0,0740 162 Molchanov 0,0739 163 Ignatov 0,0738 164 Litvinov 0,0738 165 Ershov 0,0736 166 Ushakov 0,0736 167 Dementyev 0,0722 168 Ryabov 0,0722 169 Mukhin 0,0719 170 Kalashnikov 0,0715 171 Leontyev 0,0714 172 Lobanov 0,0714 173 Kuzin 0,0712 174 Korneev 0,0710 175 Evdokimov 0,0700 176 Borodin 0,0699 177 Platonov 0,0699 178 Nekrasov 0,0697 179 Balashov 0,0694 180 Bobrov 0,0692 181 Zhdanov 0,0692 182 Blinov 0,0687 183 Ignatiev 0,0683 184 Korotkov 0,0678 185 Muravyov 0,0675 186 Kryukov 0,0672 187 Belyakov 0,0671 188 Bogomolov 0,0671 189 Drozdov 0,0669 190 Lavrov 0,0666 191 Zuev 0,0664 192 Petukhov 0,0661 193 Larin 0,0659 194 Nikulin 0,0657 195 Serov 0,0657 196 Terentyev 0,0652 197 Zotov 0,0651 198 Ustinov 0,0650 199 Fokin 0,0648 200 Samoilov 0,0647 201 Konstantinov 0,0645 202 Sakharov 0,0641 203 Shishkin 0,0640 204 Samsonov 0,0638 205 Cherkasov 0,0637 206 Chistyakov 0,0637 207 Nosov 0,0630 208 Spiridonov 0,0627 209 Karasev 0,0618 210 Avdeev 0,0613 211 Vorontsov 0,0612 212 Zverev 0,0606 213 Vladimirov 0,0605 214 Seleznev 0,0598 215 Nechaev 0,0590 216 Kudryashov 0,0587 217 Sedov 0,0580 218 Firsov 0,0578 219 Andrianov 0,0577 220 Panin 0,0577 221 Golovin 0,0571 222 Terekhov 0,0569 223 Ulyanov 0,0567 224 Shestakov 0,0566 225 Ageev 0,0564 226 Nikonov 0,0564 227 Selivanov 0,0564 228 Bazhenov 0,0562 229 Gordeev 0,0562 230 Kozhevnikov 0,0562 231 Pakhomov 0,0560 232 Zimin 0,0557 233 Kostin 0,0556 234 Shirokov 0,0553 235 Filimonov 0,0550 236 Larionov 0,0549 237 Ovsyannikov 0,0546 238 Sazonov 0,0545 239 Suvorov 0,0545 240 Nefedov 0,0543 241 Kornilov 0,0541 242 Lyubimov 0,0541 243 Lviv 0,0536 244 Gorbachev 0,0535 245 Kopylov 0,0534 246 Lukin 0,0531 247 Tokarev 0,0527 248 Kuleshov 0,0525 249 Shilov 0,0522 250 Bolshakov 0,0518 251 Pankratov 0,0518 252 Rodin 0,0514 253 Shapovalov 0,0514 254 Pokrovsky 0,0513 255 Bocharov 0,0507 256 Nikolsky 0,0507 257 Markin 0,0506 258 Gorelov 0,0500 259 Agafonov 0,0499 260 Berezin 0,0499 261 Ermolaev 0,0495 262 Zubkov 0,0495 263 Kupriyanov 0,0495 264 Trifonov 0,0495 265 Maslennikov 0,0488 266 Kruglov 0,0486 267 Tretyakov 0,0486 268 Kolosov 0,0485 269 Rozhkov 0,0485 270 Artamonov 0,0482 271 Shmelev 0,0481 272 Laptev 0,0478 273 Lapshin 0,0468 274 Fedoseev 0,0467 275 Zinoviev 0,0465 276 Zorin 0,0465 277 Utkin 0,0464 278 Stolyarov 0,0461 279 Zubov 0,0458 280 Tkachev 0,0454 281 Dorofeev 0,0450 282 Antipov 0,0447 283 Zavyalov 0,0447 284 Sviridov 0,0447 285 Zolotarev 0,0446 286 Kulakov 0,0446 287 Meshcheryakov 0,0444 288 Makeev 0,0436 289 Dyakonov 0,0434 290 Gulyaev 0,0433 291 Petrovsky 0,0432 292 Bondarev 0,0430 293 Pozdnyakov 0,0430 294 Panfilov 0,0427 295 Kochetkov 0,0426 296 Sukhanov 0,0425 297 Ryzhov 0,0422 298 Starostin 0,0421 299 Kalmykov 0,0418 300 Kolesov 0,0416 301 Zolotov 0,0415 302 Kravtsov 0,0414 303 Subbotin 0,0414 304 Shubin 0,0414 305 Shchukin 0,0412 306 Losev 0,0411 307 Vinokurov 0,0409 308 Lapin 0,0409 309 Parfenov 0,0409 310 Isakov 0,0407 311 Golovanov 0,0402 312 Korovin 0,0402 313 Rozanov 0,0401 314 Artemov 0,0400 315 Kozyrev 0,0400 316 Rusakov 0,0398 317 Aleshin 0,0397 318 Kryuchkov 0,0397 319 Bulgakov 0,0395 320 Koshelev 0,0391 321 Sychev 0,0391 322 Sinitsyn 0,0390 323 Black 0,0383 324 Rogov 0,0381 325 Kononov 0,0379 326 Lavrentiev 0,0377 327 Evseev 0,0376 328 Pimenov 0,0376 329 Panteleev 0,0374 330 Goryachev 0,0373 331 Anikin 0,0372 332 Lopatin 0,0372 333 Rudakov 0,0372 334 Odintsov 0,0370 335 Serebryakov 0,0370 336 Pankov 0,0369 337 Degtyarev 0,0367 338 Orekhov 0,0367 339 Tsarev 0,0363 340 Shuvalov 0,0356 341 Kondrashov 0,0355 342 Goryunov 0,0353 343 Dubrovin 0,0353 344 Golikov 0,0349 345 Kurochkin 0,0348 346 Latyshev 0,0348 347 Sevastyanov 0,0348 348 Vavilov 0,0346 349 Erofeev 0,0345 350 Salnikov 0,0345 351 Klyuev 0,0344 352 Noskov 0,0339 353 Ozerov 0,0339 354 Koltsov 0,0338 355 Commissioners 0,0337 356 Merkulov 0,0337 357 Kireev 0,0335 358 Khomyakov 0,0335 359 Bulatov 0,0331 360 Ananyev 0,0329 361 Burov 0,0327 362 Shaposhnikov 0,0327 363 Druzhinin 0,0324 364 Ostrovsky 0,0324 365 Shevelev 0,0320 366 Dolgov 0,0319 367 Suslov 0,0319 368 Shevtsov 0,0317 369 Pastukhov 0,0316 370 Rubtsov 0,0313 371 Bychkov 0,0312 372 Glebov 0,0312 373 Ilyinsky 0,0312 374 Uspensky 0,0312 375 Dyakov 0,0310 376 Kochetov 0,0310 377 Vishnevsky 0,0307 378 Vysotsky 0,0305 379 Glukhov 0,0305 380 Dubov 0,0305 381 Bessonov 0,0302 382 Sitnikov 0,0302 383 Astafiev 0,0300 384 Meshkov 0,0300 385 Sharov 0,0300 386 Yashin 0,0299 387 Kozlovsky 0,0298 388 Tumanov 0,0298 389 Basov 0,0296 390 Korchagin 0,0295 391 Boldyrev 0,0293 392 Oleynikov 0,0293 393 Chumakov 0,0293 394 Fomichev 0,0291 395 Gubanov 0,0289 396 Dubinin 0,0289 397 Shulgin 0,0289 398 Kasatkin 0,0285 399 Pirogov 0,0285 400 Semin 0,0285 401 Troshin 0,0284 402 Gorokhov 0,0282 403 Old people 0,0282 404 Shcheglov 0,0281 405 Fetisov 0,0279 406 Kolpakov 0,0278 407 Chesnokov 0,0278 408 Zykov 0,0277 409 Vereshchagin 0,0274 410 Minaev 0,0272 411 Rudnev 0,0272 412 Trinity 0,0272 413 Okulov 0,0271 414 Shiryaev 0,0271 415 Malinin 0,0270 416 Cherepanov 0,0270 417 Izmailov 0,0268 418 Alekhine 0,0265 419 Zelenin 0,0265 420 Kasyanov 0,0265 421 Pugachev 0,0265 422 Pavlovsky 0,0264 423 Chizhov 0,0264 424 Kondratov 0,0263 425 Voronkov 0,0261 426 Kapustin 0,0261 427 Sotnikov 0,0261 428 Demyanov 0,0260 429 Kosarev 0,0257 430 Belikov 0,0254 431 Sukharev 0,0254 432 Belkin 0,0253 433 Bespalov 0,0253 434 Kulagin 0,0253 435 Savitsky 0,0253 436 Zharov 0,0253 437 Khromov 0,0251 438 Eremeev 0,0250 439 Kartashov 0,0250 440 Astakhov 0,0246 441 Rusanov 0,0246 442 Sukhov 0,0246 443 Veshnyakov 0,0244 444 Voloshin 0,0244 445 Kozin 0,0244 446 Khudyakov 0,0244 447 Zhilin 0,0242 448 Malakhov 0,0239 449 Sizov 0,0237 450 Yezhov 0,0235 451 Tolkachev 0,0235 452 Anokhin 0,0232 453 Vdovin 0,0232 454 Babushkin 0,0231 455 Usov 0,0231 456 Lykov 0,0229 457 Gorlov 0,0228 458 Korshunov 0,0228 459 Markelov 0,0226 460 Postnikov 0,0225 461 Black 0,0225 462 Dorokhov 0,0224 463 Sveshnikov 0,0224 464 Gushchin 0,0222 465 Kalugin 0,0222 466 Blokhin 0,0221 467 Surkov 0,0221 468 Kochergin 0,0219 469 Grekov 0,0217 470 Kazantsev 0,0217 471 Shvetsov 0,0217 472 Ermilov 0,0215 473 Paramonov 0,0215 474 Agapov 0,0214 475 Minin 0,0214 476 Kornev 0,0212 477 Chernyaev 0,0212 478 Gurov 0,0210 479 Ermolov 0,0210 480 Somov 0,0210 481 Dobrynin 0,0208 482 Barsukov 0,0205 483 Glushkov 0,0203 484 Chebotarev 0,0203 485 Moskvin 0,0201 486 Uvarov 0,0201 487 Bezrukov 0,0200 488 Muratov 0,0200 489 Rakov 0,0198 490 Snegirev 0,0198 491 Gladkov 0,0197 492 Zlobin 0,0197 493 Morgunov 0,0197 494 Polikarpov 0,0197 495 Ryabinin 0,0197 496 Sudakov 0,0196 497 Kukushkin 0,0193 498 Kalachev 0,0191 499 Gribov 0,0190 500 Elizarov 0,0190 Zvyagintsev 0,0190 Korolkov 0,0190 Fedosov 0,0190