MIHAYLOVA
Mihaylova
Mihaylova is a British surname of Eastern European origin, specifically Bulgarian. This surname is derived from the given name Mihail, which is the Bulgarian form of the name Michael. The suffix “-ova” indicates that the individual carrying this surname is female, making it a commonly used surname for women in Bulgarian culture.
While the surname Mihaylova is not traditionally British, it may have been adopted by individuals of Bulgarian descent who have migrated to or settled in the United Kingdom. Surnames often provide a link to an individual’s cultural heritage and family history, and the surname Mihaylova is no exception in preserving Bulgarian identity within the British context.
As with many surnames derived from given names, Mihaylova serves as a patronymic surname, indicating familial relationships and ancestry. Surnames are an integral part of genealogy and family history, offering insights into a person’s background and lineage.
In the multicultural tapestry of British society, surnames like Mihaylova contribute to the diversity and richness of the nation’s heritage. They reflect the dynamic nature of migration and cultural exchange that have shaped Britain’s history and continue to influence its present-day demographics.
There are approximately 125 people named Mihaylova in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Mihaylova.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Andrew
- Elis
- Kiril
- Reni
- Stanislav
Female
- Daniela
- Diana
- Elena
- Elitsa
- Emiliya
- Kristina
- Mariana
- Mariya
- Milena
- Nadezhda