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candidus of fulda
theologian and scholar
(b. 770)
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rudolf von fulda
9th century Benedictine monk and historian, DE
(b. 800)
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baugulf fan fulda
(b. 800)
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andreas fulda
German philologist and Protestant theologian, DE
(b. 1534)
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elijah of fulda
rabbi, UA
(b. 1650)
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elija b. loeb fulda
(b. 1650)
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friedrich carl fulda
German historian (1724-1788), DE
(b. 1724)
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johann georg fulda
DE
(b. 1667)
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marcus fulda
DE
(b. 1689)
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carl ludwig fulda
DE
(b. 1691)
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friedrich karl von fulda
German economist, DE
(b. 1774)
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fürchtegott christian fulda
DE
(b. 1768)
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johann julius christian fulda
born 1734; died 1796
(b. 1734)
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dietrich heinrich bernhard fulda
(b. 1748)
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wilhelm von fulda
(b. 1749)
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, פולדא 
) , in the world, is a rare cognomen. The family name Fulda is habitual in Germany, where it is a rare surname, Venezuela, and Israel. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Germany, the United States, and Venezuela. Likewise, Fulda is the forename as well as the last name.