The name Naryshkin is of uncertain origin, but it is possible that it derives from the Lithuanian word "narys" which signifies "the joint of a finger or limb" as a nickname surname for an original bearer, who had large joints or limbs. Alternatively, Naryshkin may be derived from the Polish word "narys" which means "drawing or sketch," as an occupational name for someone who had a particular interest in art. Finally, some suggest that Naryshkin may be a variant of Mashikin or Maryashkin, which are matronymic surnames (derived their origin from the personal name of the mother of the initial bearer) from the female personal name Mary or Miriam.
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Early Origins of the Naryshkin family
The surname Naryshkin was first found in Russia, where the name was born by members of the population of the Russian Empire.
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Early History of the Naryshkin family
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Naryshkin Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Naryshkin, Narishkin, Narischkin, Marishenko, Maryushkin, Maryasin, Mashutkin and many more.
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Early Notables of the Naryshkin family
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Migration of the Naryshkin family
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: bearers of the name who settled in North America.
Contemporary Notables of the name Naryshkin (post 1700)
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Kirill Poluektovich Naryshkin (1623-1691), Russian boyar and maternal grandfather of Peter the Great
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