Pavlov (surname)

Pavlov
Language(s)	Slavic
Origin
Meaning	"son of Pavel/Pavle/Pavlo"
Region of origin	Slavic World
Other names
Variant form(s)	Boghossian (Western Armenian); MacPhàil (Scottish Gaelic); Mac Phóil, Mac Póilín (Irish); Pálffy, Pálfi (Hungarian); Pálsson (Icelandic); Paoli (surname), De Paolo, Di Paolo, Paolucci/Paulucci/Paoluzzi/Pauluzzi/Paluzzi, Paolini, Paoletti (Italian); Paulavčius, Paulovičius, Pavlavičius, Pavlovičius (Lithuanian); Pauletich, Pauletić, Pavletić (Slavicized Italian - diminutive "-et" is absent in Slavic languages); Pauli (German and Swedish); Paulsen (Danish); Paulson (English); Paulsson, Pålsson (Swedish); Paulus (Roman); Pavelescu, Paulescu, Pavlescu (Romanian); Pavelić (Croatian); Pāvilsons (Latvian); Pavliashvili (Georgian); Pavliv, Pavlenko (Ukrainian); Pavlopoulos, Pavlou (Greek); Pavlovič (Czech and Slovak); Pavlović (Croatian and Serbian); Pavlovich (Anglicized/Germanized Slavic); Pawłowicz (Polish); Poghossian (Eastern Armenian);

Pavlov and its feminine form Pavlova are common Russian (Па́влов, Па́влова) and Bulgarian surnames. Their Ukrainian variant is Pavliv. All stem from Latin Christian name Paulus (English: Paul; Russian: Pavel; Ukrainian: Pavlo). Notable people with the name Pavlov or Pavlova include: