Bocharov

Bocharov & Bocharova (ru: Бочаро́в, Бочаро́ва) are Slavic occupational surnames for male and female respectively. They are derived from Bochar (бочар) which means the cooper.

Male names

Alexander Bocharov (born 1975), Russian professional road bicycle racer.
Mikhail Bocharov (disambiguation), several people

Female names

Aleksandra Bocharova (born 1943), Soviet rower
Nina Bocharova (born 1942), Soviet (Ukrainian) gymnast.
Tatyana Bocharova (born 1974), Kazakhstani triple jumper.

Surnames derived from occupation Cooper and its specializations

English	Cooper, Cowper

German/Yiddish	Kübler, Kiefer, Kieffer, Küfner, Küffner Fassbender, Fassbinder, Fässler, Bender, Binder Böttcher/Boettcher, Böttger, Büttner, Bittner, Bodner Schäffler, Scheffler, Schedler

Other Germanic	Kuperus, Kuiper/Kuijper/Kuyper, Kuipers/Kuijpers/Kuypers, Cuypers De Cuyper Bødker (Bodker)

Romance	Tonnelier Cubero, Boter, Botero Bottero, Botteri, Bottaro, Bottai Butnaru, Dogaru

Slavic	Bednarz, Bednarski, Bednarek, Bednarczyk Bednář, Bednařík Bodnar Bondar, Bondarenko, Bondarchuk, Bondarev Bocharov, Bochkaryov (Bochkarev)

Other	Kádár, Bodnár (Hungarian from Slavic), Varelas (Βαρελάς, "barrel", "cooper"), Kubilius (Lithuanian), Mucenieks (Latvian)

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