Littmann
Littmann is a German family name .
Origin and meaning
- Offspring of Czech names such as Litomir (= Ljutomir), Litobor (= Ljutobor) etc. (cf. Miklosich, F., Die Bildung d. Slaw. Pers.-Name (Wiener Denkschr. 10, 1860), 209) altslaw. ljutu "grim, wild". Only detectable since the Hussite invasions. See also the names under love / love: lib- = ljub-! - Documents: Hannus Litman 1427 Liegnitz; Jacob Littman 1429 Liegnitz; Jeorge Littman 1571 Görlitz. Also a Litman Jew in 1472 Glatz. Furthermore Mathis Litte 1491 Liegnitz
Part of the word "man"
See family name: Mann , Man , Manno
variants
Name bearer
- Arnold Littmann (1901–1983), German journalist and educator
- Corny Littmann (* 1952), German theater maker, football official and LGBT activist
- David Littmann (1906–1981), American cardiologist, inventor of the Littmann stethoscope
- Enno Littmann (1875–1958), German orientalist
- Gerhard Littmann (1910–1973), German lawyer and 1952–1970 police chief in Frankfurt am Main
- Helene Littmann (1866–19 ??), Austrian writer and editor
- Ismar Littmann (1878–1934), German lawyer and art collector, see Ismar Littmann Collection
- Klaus Littmann (* 1952), Swiss gallery owner, initiator of art interventions, art mediator
- Konrad Littmann (1923–2009), German economist
- Max Littmann (1862–1931), German architect
- Norbert Littmann (* 1958), German soccer player
- Peter Littmann (* 1947), German manager
- Wolf Littmann (1926–2000), German journalist and author