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Surname Leemann

Cognomen Leemann (Leemann Switzerland United States France Germany Spain) , globally, is quite a rare family name. The surname Leemann is habitual in Switzerland, where it is quite a common surname, Estonia, where it is a rare surname, and Austria. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Switzerland, the United States, and France. Much less frequently, Leemann is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Leemann

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Leemann Germany, France, Spain, United States, Switzerland

Last names said to be same

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Notable namesakes

rudolf leemann (b. 1488) link
burkhard leemann (1531-1613), CH (b. 1531) link
hans rudolf leemann (b. 1578) link
samuel leemann (1651-1709), CH (b. 1651) link
picture of julius leemann julius leemann julius leemann German politician and farmer (1839-1913), DE (b. 1839) link
julius rudolf leemann (1812-1865), CH (b. 1812) link
jules leemann (1813-1901), CH (b. 1813) link
carl friedrich leemann (b. 1805) link
robert leemann CH (b. 1852) link
lydia leemann (1885-1979), CH (b. 1885) link
ernst leemann CH (b. 1877) link
hans leemann CH (b. 1881) link
picture of ursula leemann ursula leemann ursula leemann CH (b. 1936) link
ernst leemann CH (b. 1893) link
lilly leemann (b. 1896) link

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Rolf, Reto, Rico, Dave, Gary, Gaby, Jana, John, Joao, Joas, Elin, Eric, Hans, Yves, Maria, Mauro, Mikey, Mubel, Sandy, Sarah, Sacha, Paul, Simon, Kyle, Kate, Ms, Max, Ali, Anu, Bea, Deb, Dan, Liz, Joe, Jim, Tom, Ted, Edi, Urs, Mick, Mike, Siri, Sven, Alex, Andy, Beat, Kurt, and Sonja