Brun
Brun is originally an Old High German name. In this form you can only find it as a surname today, as a first name it has been replaced by the Latinized form Bruno .
Name bearer
(First name
- Brun (Cologne) (925–965), Archbishop of Cologne, brother of Otto I. (HRR)
- Brun (Saxony) (around 830 / 840–880), Saxon count
- Brun Candidus von Fulda (around 770 / 780–845), priest monk, painter and writer in the Fulda monastery
- Brun Campbell (1884–1953), American jazz pianist
- Brun the Elder (before 950–1009 / 1017), Lord of Querfurt
- Brun I of Braunschweig (960/980 – around 1014), Count of Braunschweig, Derlingau and Northern Thuringia
- Brun I of Verden (also Bruno ; † 976), Bishop of Verden
- Brun II of Verden (also Bruno ; † 1049), from 1034 to 1049 Bishop of Verden
- Brun von Augsburg († 1029), Archbishop of Augsburg
- Brun of Carinthia (972–999), Pope Gregory V.
- Brun of Langres (Brunon de Roucy; ~ 956-1016) bishop
- Brun von Querfurt (around 974–1009), archbishop, eastern missionary and martyr
- Brun von Rhäzüns (Heinrich IV. 14th century) [1] (LThK)
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Brun von Schönebeck (LThK)Wikisource: Brun von Schönebeck - Sources and full texts
- Brun-Otto Bryde (* 1943), German judge
- Brun von Würzburg see Bruno von Würzburg (1005-1045)
The noble family of Liudolfinger also carried it as a guiding name .
family name
- Agnes Brun-Lie (* 1991), Norwegian cross-country skier and canoeist
- Albert Brun (1857–1939), Swiss chemist and volcanologist
- Alberte Brun , French pianist
- Albin Brun (* 1959), Swiss musician
- Álvaro Brun (* 1987), Uruguayan football player
- Andree Juliette Brun , French pianist
- Ane Brun (* 1976), Norwegian songwriter
- Antoine Brun (diplomat) (1599–1654), lawyer and diplomat
- Antoine Brun-Rollet (1810-1858), French explorer of Africa
- Arthur Brunsich von Brun (1845–1938), Prussian infantry general
- August Brunsig von Brun (1824–1905), Prussian major general
- Auguste Brun (1881–1961), French Romanist and Provençalist
- August Brunsig von Brun (1824–1905), Prussian major general
- Bairbre de Brún (* 1954), Northern Irish politician
- Carl Brun (1851–1923), Swiss art historian
- Celine Brun-Lie (* 1988), Norwegian cross-country skier
- Christen Brun (painter) (1828–1905), Norwegian painter
- Christen Brun (bishop) (1846–1917), Norwegian Lutheran bishop
- Conrad Malte-Brun (1775–1826), Danish-French geographer
- Constantin Brun (1746–1836), German-Danish merchant
- Diego Abente Brun , Paraguayan diplomat and politician
- Dominik Brun (* 1948), Swiss writer
- Dominique Brun (* 1964), French judoka
- Donald Brun (1909–1999), Swiss graphic artist
- Eske Brun (1904–1987), Danish civil servant and Landsfoged from Greenland
- François-Auguste Brun-Buisson , French fencer
- Frédéric Brun (1957) (* 1957), French racing cyclist (1979–1991)
- Frédéric Brun (writer) (* 1960), French writer
- Frédéric Brun (1988) (* 1988), French cyclist (2008-2017)
- Friederike Brun (1765–1835), Danish writer
- Fritz Brun (1878–1959), Swiss composer and conductor
- Gastão Brun (* 1944), Brazilian sailor
- Georg Brun (playwright) (around 1500–1552), Swiss schoolmaster and playwright
- Georg Brun (* 1958), German lawyer and writer
- Georg Brunsig von Brun (1789–1858), Prussian general of the infantry
- Guillaume-Charles Brun (1825–1908), French painter
- Hartmut Brun (* 1950), German publicist and literary researcher
- Heinrich Brun , German reformatory preacher
- Jean Brun (philosopher) (1919–1994), French philosopher
- Jean Brun (cyclist, 1926) (1926–1993), Swiss cyclist, Olympic competitor 1948
- Jean Brun (cyclist, 1937) (* 1937), Swiss cyclist
- Jean Jules Brun (1849–1911), French general and politician, minister
- Johan Nordahl Brun (1745–1816), Norwegian bishop and poet
- Jonas Brun (* 1979), Swedish writer
- Joseph C. Brun (née Joseph Braun ; 1907–1998), French-American cameraman
- Jules Brun (1832–1898), Swiss politician
- Kristoffer Brun (* 1988), Norwegian rower
- Lisbeth Brun (* 1963), Danish writer
- Louis Bertrand Pierre Brun de Villeret (1773–1845) French general
- Pablo Brun (* 1982), Argentine racing cyclist
- Philippe Brun (1908–1994), French jazz musician
- Pierre Brun († 2015), Swiss ice hockey player
- Rudolf Brun (around 1290 / 1300–1360), Swiss politician, mayor of Zurich
- Rudolf Brun (medic) (1885–1969), Swiss medic
- Thekla Brun-Lie (* 1992), Norwegian biathlete
- Vicente Brun (* 1947), Brazilian sailor
- Victor Adolphe Malte-Brun (1816–1889), French geographer and cartographer
- Viggo Brun (1885–1978), Norwegian mathematician
- Walter Brun (* 1942), Swiss racing driver
See also
- Brun Motorsport , Swiss motor racing team
- EuroBrun Racing , Italian Formula 1 racing team
- Brun et Forest , former French car manufacturer
- Brun's constant
- Brunsche guild constitution
- Brunsig from Brun
- Brunonia
- Bruhn
- Well
- Brün
- Lebrun