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Where does the last name weil originate from?
My last name is Weil and my Great-Grandfather Carl Weil was born in Austria near the German/Austrian Border. Weil is a town in Germany and the name means village or sometimes place of dwelling. There are many forms it could have originated in though from Weiler, Weill, or Wyle depending on how it was changed when your family emigrated.
What is the nationality of last name plopper?
Plopper is an English last name.
Where the last name Caldwell come from?
Its Irish my last name is caldwell :)
Is the last name thoms a white last name?
Names are colorless.
What nationality is the last name Witt?
Witt is an English last name.
What is the nationality of last name Aszmann?
Austrian/German.
What nationality is the last name Schwarzenegger?
German or Austrian
What nationality is the last name Geeslin?
Austrian-Bavarian
What us the nationality of the last name Johanyak?
Hungarian and Austrian
What has the author James Lawrence Peter Butrica written?
James Lawrence Peter Butrica has written: 'The manuscript tradition of Propertius' -- subject(s): Latin Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Latin
What country did the last name Mendell come from?
Gregor Mendell was an Austrian Monk, living in a monastary in Austria. He was religious and did his work since he was the gardener of the monastary. Therefore since he was Austrian, the name Mendell is an Austrian name.
What country did the last name Shifflett come from?
Shifflett is Austrian in origin.
What was the name of the last Austrian emperor?
Charles 1 of austria
What is the austrain for Mr?
The Austrian equivalent of "Mr." is "Herr." It is used as a title before a man's last name to show respect.
Is the name gruber Austrian?
No it is not Austrian, it is actually a German and Ashkenazic Jewish surname
How do you spell the name James in Austrian?
There is no such language as "Austrian" but if you mean German, the name James is spelled "Jakob" in German.
What ethnicity is the last name lehner?
Austrian, mostly; also Swiss, German and others. See http://www.google.com/trends?q=Lehner
