Haberer

Haberer means:

• in Bavaria earlier the Haberfeldtreiber (participant in a Haberfeldtreibens ), as well as (mostly derogatory) as a term for the Austrians themselves (especially from the eastern Austrian parts of the country with their special language "Viennese Schmäh").
• in Austria, especially in the Central Bavarian language area north of the Alps or "Hawara" (from chaver (= friend, mate), plural: חַבֵרִים chaverim (= friends)) mostly a friend or buddy, but is also used synonymously with “man” (not in the marital sense) or lover - here also belittled “Habschi” or in Vorarlberg “Habi”. Derivations such as “worn out” or “worn out” sound little appreciative for “connected in a rope team” and friendship economy .

Dialectal usage example from Vienna: Da Jesus and his Hawara , transmission of the New Testament

Use example from Tyrol: The young Zillertal

Meaning and origin

Haberer, Häberer: professional names for the oat farmer or trader, cf. Haber .

Name bearer

• Albert Haberer (artist, 1908) (1908–1986), German painter, interior designer, furniture designer and author
• Albert Haberer (artist, 1933) (1933–2020), German visual artist and art educator
• Christoph Haberer (* 1951), German percussionist
• Hanns Haberer (1890–1967), German politician (CDU)
• Hans von Haberer (1875–1958), Austrian surgeon and university professor
• Hans Haberer (? –2005), German entrepreneur
• Janik Haberer (* 1994), German soccer player
• Jean-Yves Haberer , French civil servant and banker, director of Crédit Lyonnais (1988–1993)
• Johanna Haberer (* 1956), German Protestant theologian, professor of Christian journalism in Erlangen
• Joseph Haberer (1929–2013), American-German political scientist
• Karl Albert Haberer (1864–1941), German naturalist
• Ludwig Haberer (1846–1912), Austrian montanist
• Oscar Haberer (1867–1932), German illustrator
• Otto Haberer-Sinner (1866–1941), German-Swiss painter
• Peter Haberer (1935-2004), German lawyer and politician (CDU)
• Theodor Haberer von Kremshohenstein (1844–1925), Austrian railway specialist
• Thomas Haberer (* 1984), German actor and presenter from South Tyrol / Italy

See also

Wiktionary: Haberer  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Haberer (Freund) in the database on the German language in Austria (page accessed on April 10, 2008)
2. ↑ Haberer (Mann) in the database on the German language in Austria (page accessed on April 10, 2008)
3. ^ Haberer (lover) in the database on the German language in Austria (page accessed on April 10, 2008)
4. ↑ The young Zillertal: Auf der Bruck, trara. In: youtube. 4th July 2009 . 
5. ↑ Duden, Familiennames, Dudenverlag, Mannheim - Leipzig - Vienna - Zurich, 2005, p. 300