Active Descriptive Names

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These are names that indicate the bearer is doing something, i.e. has performed some action. 

Tumanova has undated descriptive bynames like: 

  • Bachvalov (boaster),
  • Bakulin (talker),
  • Bakunin/Balabonin/Balaboshin/etc. (chatterer),
  • Balykin (wag),
  • Bazykin (chatterer),
  • Begunov (runner),
  • Besednov (talkative),
  • Brodilov (tramp),
  • Brusilov (one who talks nonsense), 
  • Bryzgalov (splasher), 
  • Budaragin (one who disturbs),
  • Burnshyov (tease), 
  • Bushaev (one who rages),
  • Buslaev (reveller),
  • Busygin (boaster),
  • Chapaev/Chapugin/Chapygin (snatcher or one who swings), 
  • Cheborachin (one who throws noisily),
  • Chekalin/Chekavin (one who waits), 
  • Chekrygin (one who cuts into small pieces),
  • Chepalov (one who touches),
  • Chesalov (one who combs), 
  • Cheshichin/Cheshigin (scratcher),
  • Chitalov (reader), 
  • Chitulin (snatcher),
  • Chlopushin (one who flaps, bangs),
  • Chodakov (walker), Chodnev (goer),
  • Chripunov (one who speaks hoarsely),
  • Chudodeev (miracle-worker),
  • Churaev (one who shuns),
  • Chvalkov/Chvaqstunov/Chvastunshin (boaster),
  • Darmolatov (one who mends for nothing),
  • Derbanosov (scratch nose), 
  • Deryagin (one who tears),
  • Dolgodumov (one who thinks slowly),
  • Dostovalov (one who obtains),
  • Dudykin (grumbler), 
  • Gladilin (one who makes smooth),
  • Gladilov (one who strokes),
  • Godunov (idler),
  • Goryaev (one who grieves),
  • Govoruchin (chatterere),
  • Grechovodov (sinner),
  • Gryzlov/Gryzulin (one who gnaws),
  • Gulyaev (reveller), 
  • Gustomezov (one who kneads thickly),
  • Kachalin/Kachalov (swinger),
  • Kapakin/Kapurin/Kapygin (snatcher),
  • Karpkin (one who scratches),
  • Kataev (one who rolls),
  • Kepakin (one who pesters), 
  • olotilov (one who strikes),
  • Kolotygin (one who beats),
  • Kolupaev (one who picks),
  • Kopalov (digger),
  • Koptyaev (one who smokes - fish, etc.),
  • Kostoglodov (bone-gnawer),
  • Kostoglotov (bone-swallower),
  • Kovyrulin (one who picks),
  • Kozobrodov (to wander),
  • Kozodaev (to give), 
  • Kozodavlev (to crush),
  • Kozolupov (to skin), 
  • Kozorezov (to slaughter),
  • Krasnobaev (one who talks well),
  • Krasnopeev (one who sings well),
  • Kretyshev (one who grunts),
  • Krichagin (shouter),
  • Krivovyazov (one who binds obliquely),
  • Kupalov (bather), 
  • Lazunin (one who gets into),
  • Letuchev (flying),
  • Letyagin (flier),
  • Lizaryov (one who licks),
  • Lizogubov (lick lips), 
  • Lomaev (one who breaks),
  • Lovyagin (catcher), 
  • Lupilov (one who beats),
  • Lupinin (one who peels),
  • Machaev (one who waves), 
  • Maraev (one who soils), 
  • Mazalov (one who smears),
  • Melgunov (one who blinks),
  • Morzheedov (walrus-eater),
  • Muchovatov (idler),
  • Mukholapov (fly-catcher),
  • Muragin (teaser),
  • Myagkostupov (one who steps softly),
  • Myasoedov (meat eater),
  • Nechilebaev (one who does not gulp), 
  • Nedoboev (to beat),
  • Nedodaev (to give),
  • Nedogonov (to catch up),
  • Nedokhlebov (to gulp),
  • Nedokuchaev (to bother, to importune),
  • Nedopekin (to bake), 
  • Nedorezov (to cut),
  • Nedorubaev (to hew, to cut),
  • Nedoseev/Nedoseikin (to sow), 
  • Nedosekin (to cut),
  • Nedospasov (to save), 
  • Nedozhogin (to burn),
  • Neelov (one who does not eat),
  • Negreev (one who does not give out warmth),
  • Nekipelov (one who does not boil),
  • Nemeshaev (one who does not disturb),
  • Nepeysyn (one who does not drink),
  • Nepomiluev (one who does not forgive),
  • Netunachin (one who talks nonsense),
  • Oboydichin (one who passes by),
  • Odoleev (one who overcomes),
  • Osolichin (one who salts),
  • Otvechalin (one who answers), 
  • Palichin/Palilov (one who burns),
  • Pepelyaev (one who burns to ashes),
  • Perekusichin (one who bites through),
  • Perelygin (liar),
  • Peretyagin (one who pulls to his side),
  • Pinaev (one who kicks),
  • Pishchugin/Pishchulin (one who squeaks),
  • Plautin/Plavutin (bed wetter),
  • Plevalov (spitter),
  • Plishcheev (one who splashes),
  • Plutavin (wanderer),
  • Pobegalov (runner),
  • Pobezhimov (to run),
  • Pochvatilov (catcher),
  • Podchishchagov (one who cleans up),
  • Podlivachin (one who pours),
  • Pokusaev (one who bites),
  • Polezhaev (one who lies),
  • Polozhichin (one who puts),
  • Pomazuev (one who greases),
  • Popelyaev (one who burns to ashes),
  • Popuchalin (one who pushes),
  • Poshibalov (one who beats),
  • Pospeev (one who is in time), 
  • Povalishin (to overthrow),
  • Pozhidaev (one who waits),
  • Puchteev (one who puffs),
  • Pugachenkov (one who frightens),
  • Pulaev (one who glows),
  • Rastorguev (one who trades),
  • Ratuev (one who fights for), 
  • Razdelishin (to divide),
  • Razderishin (to tear up),
  • Razgulyaev (reveller),
  • Razuvaev (one who takes off shoes), 
  • Razvalichin (to pull down),
  • Razyarishin (to infuriate),
  • Razygraev (to play),
  • Revyagin/Revyakin (howler), 
  • Rezunov (cutter), 
  • Rezyukov (cutting),
  • Rozhalin (one who gives birth to), 
  • Rubakin (one who cuts or slashes), 
  • Rygalov (belcher),
  • Rykalov (howler),
  • Sadilov (planter),
  • Sanulin (one who pushes himself),
  • Sedyshev (sitter),
  • Sekavin/Sekunov (cutter), 
  • Senotrusov (hay-scatterer),
  • Serlyaev (one who hooks),
  • Shagaev (one who steps),
  • Shalimov (to play pranks),
  • Shatilov (fidget),
  • Shchekochichin/Shchekotichin (one who tickles), 
  • Shchelkalov (one who cracks),
  • Shchipalov/Shchipunov (pincher/one who pinches),
  • Sheptulin (whisperer), Shibaev (one who kicks), 
  • Shibalov (one who beats),
  • Shipilov/Shipulin (one who hisses),
  • Shisagin (sluggard),
  • Shurygin (swindler),
  • Sidnev/Sidyagin/Sidyakin/Sidyakov (one who sits, sedentary),
  • Sigalov (jumper), Skorodumov (to think swiftly),
  • Skorokhodov (to walk swiftly),
  • Skorokhvatov (to catch quickly),
  • Skoropisov (to write quickly),
  • Skorospechov (to haste),
  • Skorospelov (to ripen quickly),
  • Skrypisyn (one who squeaks),
  • Skryagin (miser),
  • Skryplov (one who squeaks),
  • Slashchilin (one who sweetens),
  • Smaznuchin (one who smears),
  • Smotryaev (one who looks at),
  • Stonishchev (one who moans),
  • Strechnev (the man one meets),
  • Strekalov/Strekavin (jumper),
  • Streshnev (the man one meets),
  • Stupishin (to step),
  • Suchilin (spinner),
  • Suganyaev (one who drives),
  • Sukhodaev (to give dry),
  • Sukhodoev (to milk dry),
  • Sukhoparov (to steam dry),
  • Sukhopliuev (to spit dry),
  • Sukhorosov (to grow dry),
  • Sukhovarov (to cook dry),
  • Sukhovesov (to weigh dry),
  • Sverbeev (one who itches),
  • Svetaev (one who blossoms),
  • Svetlaev (one who shines),
  • Svistunov (whistler),
  • Svorochaev (one who turns),
  • Syrkov (one who chirps),
  • Syromolotov (one who grinds unripe corn),
  • Taldykin (grumbler),
  • Taratorkin (chatterer),
  • Tashchilov (one who carries),
  • Tatishchev (thief),
  • Tavakin (chatterer),
  • Terebenin (one who pulls about),
  • Terpelov (sufferer),
  • Teryaev (loser),
  • Ticheev/Tichmenev (one who is quiet),
  • Tikhobaev (one who talks in a low voice),
  • Tochilin (tapster, grinder),
  • Tolkunov (one who pushes),
  • Tolkushkin (pushing),
  • Tolpygin (one who clusters),
  • Toptygin (trampler),
  • Torchigin (one who sticks up or out),
  • Toropygin (one who is in a hurry),
  • Trepalin (scutcher), Trubilin (trumpeter),
  • Trusimov (to be afraid of),
  • Turaev (one who cares),
  • Tuvykin (weeper),
  • Tuzhilov (one who grieves),
  • Tyagunov (one who pulls),
  • Tyanigin (one who pulls),
  • Uchmylin (one who smiles),
  • Udavichin (one who strangles, kills),
  • Umrichin (one who dies),
  • Urybaev (snatcher),
  • Verchoglyadov (one who looks up, smatterer),
  • Veresaev (smoker),
  • Vereshchagin (squealer),
  • Vertoprachov (raise dust),
  • Vertoprachov (raise dust),
  • Vertyulin (one who turns),
  • Vichlyaev (one who reels),
  • Vodolagin (diver),
  • Vodorezov (water-cutter),
  • Volkopyalov (wolf-stretcher),
  • Vorishchev (criminal),
  • Voropaev/Vorpanov (robber),
  • Voroshilov (haymaker),
  • Vorotnev (one who turns),
  • Voyakin (warrior),
  • Yarygin (servant),
  • Zabegaev (one who runs),
  • Zaboleev (one who falls ill),
  • Zagibalov (one who bends),
  • Zagrebaev (one who rakes up, gathers in),
  • Zagreev (one who gives out heat),
  • Zagulyaev (reveler),
  • Zakalichin (one who tempers),
  • Zalivachin (one who pours),
  • Zalygin (liar),
  • Zamotaev (one who rolls up),
  • Zapivachin (one who drinks),
  • Zapivalov (drunkard),
  • Zarubaev (one who kills),
  • Zateev (instigator),
  • Zavalichin/Zavalishin (to heap up),
  • Zavarichin (one who cooks),
  • Zavertyaev (one who turns),
  • Zavoruev (thief),
  • Zevakin (idler),
  • Zhdachin (one who waits),
  • Zhelagin (one who wants),
  • Zhivoglotov (glutton),
  • Zhurishkin (to rebuke)
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