Zhukov

English

Etymology

From Russian Жу́ков (Žúkov), from жук (žuk, “beetle”) + -ов (-ov, “genitive possessive ending”).

Proper noun

Zhukov

A transliteration of a Russian surname.
Marshall Georgy Zhukov, a Soviet Russian career officer in the Red Army, one of the most decorated generals in the history of the Soviet Union and Russia.
A town in Kaluga оblast, Russia, named after Georgy Zhukov.

Translations

Russian surname

Arabic: جُوكُوف‎‎ (jūkuf)
Armenian: Ժուկով (Žukov)
Belarusian: Жукаў m (Žukaŭ)
Bulgarian: Жуков m (Žukov)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 朱可夫 (Zhūkěfū)
Czech: Žukov m
Finnish: Žukov
French: Joukov
Georgian: ჟუკოვი (žuḳovi)
German: Schukow, Shukow
Greek: Ζούκοφ (Zoúkof)
Hebrew: ז'וקוב‎‎

Italian: Žukov
Japanese: ジューコフ (Jūkofu)
Korean: 주코프 (Jukopeu)
Macedonian: Жуков m (Žukov)
Persian: ژوکوف‎‎ (žukov)
Polish: Żukow m
Portuguese: Jukov, Zhukov
Russian: Жу́ков (ru) m (Žúkov)
Serbo-Croatian: Жуков m, Žukov m
Slovak: Žukov m
Slovene: Žukov m
Spanish: Zhúkov
Ukrainian: Жуков m (Žukov)

Further reading

Zhukov at OneLook Dictionary Search

Portuguese

Proper noun

Zhukov

Alternative spelling of Jukov

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