Anikin (), feminine: Anikina () is a Russian patronymic surname derived from the Russian diminutive Anika () for the given name Anikey. Notable people with this surname include:
Anikin (1917–1970), Soviet diplomat (born 1960), Russian prosecutor (born 1945), Soviet-Kazakhstani boxer and boxing coach (born 1952), Russian linguist (1927–2001), Russian-Soviet economist (1928–1982), Soviet literary academic (1898–1938), Russian-Soviet politician (born 1968), Russian theoretical physicist (born 1934), Soviet-Ukrainian artist (1919–1977), Soviet soldier (1919–1997), Soviet soldier (1935–2024), Soviet politician Nikolay Anikin (1932–2009), Soviet cross-country skier (1904–?), Soviet soccer player (1873–1938), Russian Empire–Soviet politician (1827–1891), Russian Empire engineer, architect, and politician (born 1980), Russian sports shooter (1973—2000), Russian police officer (died 1919), Russian-Soviet writer and politician (born 1947), Soviet-Russian scientist and mathematician (1897–1980), Soviet teacher (born 1952), Soviet wrestler (1918–1997), Soviet-Belarusian architect (born 1983), Uzbekistani soccer player (1946–?), Soviet weightlifter (1941–2022), Soviet-Russian economist (1924–2018), Soviet-Russian philologist (1914–1976), Soviet political figure Yevgeniy Anikin (1958–2023), Soviet athlete (1825–1889), Russian Empire architect
Anikina (1886–1983), Russian Empire–Soviet agriculturalist (1917–2007), Belarusian architect (born 1997), Russian journalist (born 1985), Russian writer (1947–2026), Russian art critic (born 1976), Russian writer and translator
See also
Anikeyev
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