Junker
Junker (from Middle High German Juncherre , young man, young man)
- as a predicate originally a member of the nobility without accolade, later also generally the sons of the nobility and young nobles without any other title, see Deutscher Adel # Noble Free
- at court a young servant, possibly aristocratic (court squire, chamberlain , hunting squire), see officiant
- an officer candidate in the military since the 17th century, see Fahnenjunker
- in the first half of the 19th century the members of the aristocracy party in a polemical manner
- Junker (Prussia) , aristocratic and non-aristocratic Prussian landowners since the middle of the 19th century (also disparagingly Krautjunker ),
- SS leader candidate in the Third Reich, trained at an SS junior school ; but also officer candidates (Junker, Oberjunker) of the Ordnungspolizei , trained at the police schools in Berlin-Köpenick and Fürstenfeldbruck
- in earlier parlance a bachelor
- Junker Jörg, cover name of Martin Luther during the time on the Wartburg, see Martin Luther # Wartburgzeit (1521–1522)
Junker stands for:
- Bank JW Junker & Co. , a former Russian financial institution
- FJA Feilmeier & Junker GmbH, German company from Munich, part of FJA AG, see Msg life # FJA AG
- Otto Junker GmbH, German manufacturer of industrial furnace systems
- Steirischer Junker , a protected wine brand from Styria, Austria
- Synonymous with Gutedel , the most widely grown grape variety in Switzerland and in the Markgräflerland
- Junker (PowerLand) , a roller coaster
- a BSH home appliances brand in the lower price segment
Junker is the family name of the following people:
- Abbo Junker (* 1957), German lawyer and university professor
- Albert Junker (1908–2004), German Romance studies scholar, literary scholar and linguist
- Alois Junker (1893–1967), Austrian politician (SDAP)
- Anneliese Junker (* 1954), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- August Junker (musician) (1868–1944), German musician
- August Junker (folk singer) (1871-1946), German folk singer and humorist
- Beat Junker (1928–2019), Swiss historian
- Bernd Junker (* 1953), German politician, Lord Mayor of Schwetzingen
- Carl Junker (architect) (1827–1882), Austrian architect and builder
- Carl Junker (historian) (1864–1928), Austrian historian
- Detlef Junker (* 1939), German historian
- Dietmar Junker (* 1942), German sports scientist and cycling trainer
- Dirk Junker (landscape architect) (* 1962), German landscape architect and university professor
- Dirk Junker (billiard player) (* 1966), German billiard player
- Erwin Junker (* 1930), German manufacturer, owner and founder of the Junker Group
- Gottfried Junker (* 1950), German filmmaker and photographer
- Hans-Peter Junker (* 1964), German journalist
- Heinrich Junker (linguist) (1889–1970), German linguist and orientalist
- Heinrich Junker (politician, 1911) (1911–1993), German politician (CSU)
- Heinrich Junker (politician, 1923) (1923–2012), German politician (SPD)
- Helmut Junker (* 1934), German psychoanalyst and writer
- Hermann Junker (1877–1962), German Egyptologist
- Hubert Junker (1891–1971), German Roman Catholic theologian
- Johann Christian Wilhelm Junker (1761–1800), German professor of medicine in Halle
- Joseph Junker († 1946), designer of the Junker Morse code named after him
- Jürgen Albert Junker (* 1969), CEO of the financial services group Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG in Stuttgart since 2017
- Karin Junker (* 1940), former German politician (SPD)
- Karl Junker (technician) (1827–1882), Austrian technician
- Karl Junker (artist) (1850–1912), German painter, sculptor and architect
- Karl Junker (chess player) (1905–1995), German chess player and writer
- Kasper Junker (* 1994), Danish football player
- Kirk W. Junker , American legal scholar
- Klaus Junker (* 1958), German classical archaeologist
- Leni Junker (1905–1997), German sprinter
- Mads Junker (* 1981), Danish football player
- Margrit Junker Burkhard (* 1957), Swiss politician (SP)
- Max Junker (1885–1959), German lawyer
- Michael Junker (soccer player) (* 1968), German soccer player and coach
- Michael Junker (lawyer) (* 20th century), German legal scholar and university professor
- Michaela Junker (* 1964), German badminton player
- Paul Junker (* 1952), German politician (CDU), district administrator
- Paul W. Junker , German author and co-founder of Junker und Dünnhaupt- Verlag
- Reinhard Junker (* 1956), German theologian and evolutionary critic
- Renate Junker ; Birth name of Renate Potgieter (* 1938), German athlete
- Rudolf Junker (1895–1980), German rear admiral
- Steve Junker (* 1972), Canadian ice hockey player
- Thekla Junker ; Birth name of Thekla Theer (around 1790–1871), Austrian embroiderer
- Thomas Junker (* 1957), German pharmacist and biology historian
- Thomas Junker (journalist) (* 1964), German journalist and filmmaker
- Vera Junker (* 1961), German lawyer, political official and politician (SPD)
- Walter Junker (politician) (1905–1986), German politician (NSDAP)
- Walter Junker (anti-fascist) (1910–1938), German anti-fascist resistance fighter and Spain fighter
- Werner Junker (1902–1990), German ambassador
- Wilhelm Junker (1840-1892), German Africa explorer
- Woldemar Junker von Ober-Conreuth (1819–1898), German administrative lawyer in the Kingdom of Prussia
- Wolfgang Junker (1929–1990), German politician (SED) and minister
the Junker is a nickname or epithet for the following people:
- Ludwig the Junker (1305-1345)
See also:
Wiktionary: Junker - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations