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Germanic Surname Lexikon Germanic Surname Lexikon Most Popular German Last Names with English Meanings German for Beginners: Contents - Free online German course Introduction German Vocabulary: English-German Glossaries ​ For each Germanic surname in this databank we have provided the English Free Online Translation To or From German meaning, which may or may not be a surname in English. This is not a list of German for Beginners: equivalent names, but rather a sampling of English translations of German names. Das Abc German for Beginners: In many cases, there may be several possible origins or translations for a Lektion 1 surname. The translation shown for a surname may not be the only possibility. Some names are derived from Old German and may have a different meaning from What's Hot that in modern German. Name research is not always an exact science.​ German Word of the Day - 25. August German Glossary of Abbreviations: OHG (Old High German)​ ​ Words to Avoid - T German Words to Avoid - Glossary Warning German Glossary of Germanic Last Names (A-K) Words to Avoid - With English Meanings Feindbilder German Words to Avoid - Nachname Last Name English Meaning A Special Glossary Close Ad A Dictionary of German Aachen/Aix-la-Chapelle Names Aachen/Achen (German city) Hans Bahlow, Edda ... Best Price $16.95 Abend/Abendroth evening/dusk or Buy New $19.90 Abt abbott Privacy Information Ackerman(n) farmer Adler eagle Amsel blackbird B Finding Your German Ancestors Bach brook Kevan M Hansen Best Price $4.40 Bachmeier farmer by the brook or Buy New $9.13 Bader/Baader bath, spa keeper Privacy Information Baecker/Becker baker Baer/Bar bear Barth beard Bauer farmer, peasant In Search of Your German Roots. Four... Baum tree Angus Baxter Best Price $16.99 Bayer/Beyer Bavarian or Buy New $18.05 Beckenbauer basin/bowl maker Privacy Information Beich/Beike slope (OHG) Berg mountain Bergmann miner Bieber beaver (industrious) Biermann beer man (brewer) Blau blue Boehm/Bohm of Bohemia Brandt fire, land cleared by fire Brauer brewer A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering... Braun brown S. Chris Anderson,... Best Price $9.23 Bürger/Burger townsman, citizen or Buy New Busch/Bosch bush Privacy Information D Daecher/Decker roofer, tyler Diederich/Dietrich skeleton key; ruler (OHG) Drechsler/Dreher turner German Research Association Surname ... Dresdner/Dresner of Dresden German Research As... Best Price $50.00 Drescher thresher or Buy New Duerr/Durr dry, thin, drought Privacy Information ALSO SEE: German Last Names - More about German family names from your Guide. For the new Duden FAMILIENNAMEN book with the origin and meaning of 20,000 German names see our Books: German Names. E Ebersbach/Ebersbacher boar brook Eberhardt/Eberhart strong as a boar Eichel acorn, oak Eichelberger of the oak hill Eichmann oak man Ehrlichmann honest man Eiffel German mountain range Eisenberg iron mountain Eisenhauer (-hower) iron hewer, miner Egger/Eggers harrow, plow man Engel angel F Faber smith (Latin) Faerber/Farber dyer Fassbinder cooper Faust fist Feierabend time off, non-work hours Fenstermacher window maker Fiedler fiddler Fink/Finkel finch Fleischer butcher Foerster forester Frankfurter of Frankfurt Freitag/Freytag Friday Freud joy Frei/Frey free (man) Frueh/Freeh early (riser) Fruehauf up early Fuchs fox Fuerst/Furst prince Fuhrmann carter, driver G Gaertner/Gärtner gardener Gerber tanner Gerste/Gersten barley Gloeckner/Glockner bell man Gottschalk God's servant Gru(e)newald green forest H Hertz/Herz heart Hertzog/Herzog duke Himmel (-reich) heaven Hirsch buck, deer Hoch high, tall J Jaeger hunter, huntsman Jung young Junker nobleman, squire K Kaiser emperor Kalb calf Kaestner/Kastner cabinet maker Kappel chapel Kaufmann merchant Kirsch cherry Klein short, small Klug/Kluge smart, clever Koch cook Koehler/Kohler charcoal-maker Koenig/Konig king Krause curly haired Kuefer cooper Kuester/Kuster sexton Kuhn/Kunze councilman; smart ALSO SEE: German Last Names - More about German family names from your Guide. For the new Duden FAMILIENNAMEN book with the origin and meaning of 20,000 German names see our Books: German Names. Germanic Last Names (L-Z) With English Meanings Nachname Last Name English Meaning L Lang long Lehmann/Lemann serf, fief man Lehrer teacher Loewe/Lowe lion Luft air M Mahler/Mehler grinder, miller Mauer wall Maurer mason Meister master Metzger butcher Meier/Meyer dairy farmer; landowner Mueller/Muller miller Moench/Muench monk N Nacht night Nadel needle Nagel nail Naumann/Neumann new man Neudorf/Neustadt new town (Newton) Nussbaum nut tree O Oster east, Easter Osterhagen east grove, hedge Ostermann eastern man ALSO SEE: German Last Names - More about German family names from your Guide. For the new Duden FAMILIENNAMEN book with the origin and meaning of 20,000 German names see our Books: German Names. P Pabst/Papst pope Pfaff cleric, parson Pfeffer pepper Pfeifer/Pfeiffer piper Probst/Propst provost R Reinhard(t) determined Richter judge Ritter knight Roth red Rothschild red shield Rothstein red stone S Saenger/Sanger singer Sankt saint Scherer shearer, barber Schiffer boatman Schmidt/Schmitt smith Schneider tailor Schreiber scribe, scribner, writer Schreiner joiner, cabinet maker Schroeder dray man Schuhmacher shoemaker Schultheiss/Schultz debt broker; mayor S(c)huster cobbler, shoemaker Schwab Swabian Schwar(t)z black Schweitzer Swiss; dairy man Seiler roper Sommer summer Strauss bouquet T Thalberg valley (and) mountain Theiss/Theissen form of Matthias Traugott trust in God Trommler drummer U Unger Hungarian Urner of Uri (Swiss canton) V Vogel bird Vogler fowler, bird man Vogt steward von of (indicates nobility) W Waechter warden, watchman Wagner wagoner, wainwright Wannemaker basket maker Weber weaver Wechsler/Wexler money changer Weiss white/wheat Weissmuller wheat miller Winkel corner, angle Wirth/Wirtz innkeeper, landlord Wolf/Wulf wolf Wurfel/Werfel die, cube Z Ziegler brick or tilemaker Zimmermann carpenter Zweig twig, branch ALSO SEE: German Last Names - More about German family names from your Guide. For the new Duden FAMILIENNAMEN book with the origin and meaning of 20,000 German names see our Books: German Names. ​ BACK > Surname Lexikon 1 - Page 1, 2, 3​ ​ Glossary of German First Names with English meanings​ ​ WIKIPEDIA Pages in category "German surnames" There are 199 pages in this section of this category. German F cont. K cont. family name etymology Friedländer Kohlberg Friedman Kohlrausch A Friedrich Kornberg Fromm Kornbluth Abs Frommel Krafft (surname) (surname) Kraft Abt G Kraus Adelman Krause Adler Geier Krauskopf Aichinger Gerdes Kreutzberg Albrecht Gesell Krol Assmann Gies Krug (surname) Ausubel Glatzer Krämer Auwers Goldberg Kugler Goldenberg B Kuhl Gott Kuhler Gottlieb Kästner Baader (disambiguation) Bach Kügelgen Graetz (surname) Grawitz Bachmann L Gross Baum Grünbaum Lamm Becker Guderian Landau Belser Guggenmos (disambiguation) Bernstein Guthman Laub (surname) Gutmann Laube Bessel Laudenbach Birnbaum H Lauter Bischof Lauterbach Bischoff Haas Leder Blum Habersack Lehmann Blumenthal Habich Leitner Bodmer Hallgarten Lentz Boos Hamann Lenz Buchholz Hamel Leyden Hammel D (disambiguation) (disambiguation) Liebing Handel Lindner Danneberg (disambiguation) Deutsch Lins Hanke Diermissen Lippert Hartmann Lippmann Dohm Hatt Dorn Haupt M E Heffter Heinemann Maier Eberle Heinz Mann (surname) (disambiguation) Mannheim Ebert Edelmann Heinze (disambiguation) Edelstein Henke Mannheimer Ehrenberg Hettinger Marcks Ehrenburg Hirsch Marcuse Eichberg Hoelscher Marx (surname) Eilenberg Hoffman May (surname) Einstein Hofstadter Mayer (surname) Holtz Mehring Eisenstein Holz (disambiguation) (surname) Holzer Meier Eisler Huber Meindl Engelbrecht Huffman Meissner Erlanger Huth Mendelssohn Ettinghausen Menger Eulenburg J Merkel Merkle F Joachimsthal Merz (disambiguation) Metzger Falk (name) Jung (surname) Meyer Falkenstein Misch Farb K Mohr Fass Molitor Feigenbaum Kallenbach Morgenstern Feld Kastner Möhring Feldman Katz Müller Feuerbach Katz (name) Fischer Kaufmann N Fleisch Kellermann Fleischer Kestner Nadel Flesch Klass Naumann Foerster Klein (surname) Niemann Fortuna Kleist Nitschmann surname Klotz (surname) Frankfurter Knecht Freudenthal Knopf Frey (surname) (surname) Koehler Fried Kohl Friedberg Friedland WIKIPEDIA Pages in category "German surnames" There are 155 pages in this section of this category. N S cont. W cont. Nussbaum Schulz Weidemann Schumacher Weigel O Schwab Weil (surname) Schwarz Weiler Ochs Schwarzschild (disambiguation) Oncken Schwegler Wein Schürmann Weinberger P Selig Weingart Seliger Weingartner Pappenheim Silberman Weinmann (disambiguation) Slesinger Weinrich Pasch Smeltzer Weinstein (surname) Sostre origin Weinstock Pelzer Spielberg Weintraub Pfeffer Spielmann Weis Plaut Springer (disambiguation) Preus (surname) Weisberg (surname) Steinheil Weisgerber Preuss Steinheim Weiss Prüter Steinmann Weiss Stern (name) (surname) R Strack Weisse Straub Weisz Raabe Straube Weizsäcker Rabe Strobel family Ratzlaff Strobl Wendelin Reichel (disambiguation) Wendland Reichmann Strub Wenzel Reisner Stülpnagel Werner (name) Richthofen Sulzer Wernher Ritzel Susskind Wernicke Romberg Süß Wertheim Rosenberg Wertheimer Rosenblatt T Westermann Rosenfeld Wetter Rosenfelder Tauber Wexler Rosenstock (disambiguation) Wiedemann Roth Taubert Wiegand Rothschild Tausch Wiegmann Ruge Teichmann Wiener Thalberg Winkelmann S Tobler Winkler Traeger (surname) Sachs Traube Witz Salter Trautmann Wohlfahrt Salz Trefzger Wolf Sartorius (disambiguation) Schiff U Wolf (name) Schiffer
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