Tarasko (surname)
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Tarasko is an anglicised Slavic surname, literally meaning 'son of Taras'. The base name Taras comes from the Greek name Tarachios, but it became a traditional given name in Eastern Europe, especially in Ukraine and Slavic regions. Suffixes like -ko are common diminutive or patronymic endings in Ukrainian and Belarusian naming conventions, meaning "son of Taras" or referencing someone associated with a person named Taras. Geographic Spread: While rare globally, variants and bearers of the name are found in Eastern European communities as well as in global diaspora populations in North American continent.
Notable people and places
- Marc Taraskoff, French illustrator
- Taraskovo, village in Vologodsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia
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