Lücking
Lücking is a German family name .
origin
- It is derived from Ludico , a diminutive of the old German first name Liudman , which means something like "people man". Another variant is Lüdecke .
- According to the dtv Atlas onomastics , names with "Lück" or "Lüt" come from the first bishop of Münster († 809 in Münster) Liutger . Although the name sounds masculine, it can also be derived from the women's first name Liutgart
- According to Bahlow , the name goes back to Ludolf. Gap (e) as contraction of Lüdecke ; Lücking as descending from Ludolf; . desgl gaps or Lückens ; Lüde (c) ke , Lüdemann Short form for Ludolf; also Lüd (t) ke (Stettin), Lüddeke , Lüddemann - partly blended into Lühmann .
Spellings
Further spellings of the family name are
- Luecking or Lucking (for the English-speaking area)
- Licking (after American naturalization)
- Lüking
Geographical distribution of the family name
The name research sees the focus of the geographical distribution of the name in the Münster - Osnabrück area .
Name bearer
- Carl Hermann Lücking (1938–2016), German physician
- Claudia Lücking-Michel (* 1962), German theologian, Vice-President of the Central Committee of German Catholics
- Georg Lücking (1912–1992), German civil engineer and association official
- Gero Lücking (* 1960), German engineer
- Heinrich Lücking (1884–1968), German politician (SPD)
- Karl Lücking (1893–1976), German Protestant theologian
Other uses
- As a street name in Heiden : "Im Lücking"
Individual evidence
- ↑ Women with great wealth or influence sometimes gave the family its name . In: Die Welt , May 20, 2005
- ^ Hans Bahlow : German name dictionary. 16. Printing. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 2005, ISBN 3-518-36565-7 ( Suhrkamp-Taschenbuch 65).