Plaster (family name)
Putz is a German-speaking family name .
Origin and Interpretation
According to Hans Bahlow , the family name Putz is an Austrian / Bavarian residence or farm name for the corresponding field name. This is derived from the Middle High German plaster / puddle , which means puddle, sewer , dirt or well, cistern. The term is originally Latin, where puteus is the name for a well. The first known occurrence of the name in the spelling Puhtz can be found around 1388.
distribution
The family name Putz is mentioned about 1600 times in the German and Austrian telephone registers. In Germany it occurs mainly in Bavaria. About 50% of all German phone book entries can be found there.
Related forms of names
Related variants of the name are Putzer , Putzgruber and Putzenlechner , which also occur mainly in Bavaria and Austria.
Last name sounds similar
The similar-sounding surname Pütz , which also appears in the variants Pützer and Pützmann , also comes from the Latin puteus , but has its origin and its greatest distribution in the Rhineland .
Name bearer
- Alexander Putz , Lord Mayor of Landshut since January 1, 2017
- Barbara Putz-Plecko (* 1956), Austrian artist and art educator
- Christine Putz , Austrian ski racer
- Christoph Adalbert Putz , Bohemian mountain master and entrepreneur
- Elias Putz (1580–1606), Dutch philologist, see Helias Putschius
- Erich Putz (* 1943), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Erna Putz (* 1946), Austrian theologian
- Ernst Putz (1896–1933), German politician (KPD) and Nazi victim
- Friedrich Putz (1895–1941), Sudeten German specialist teacher, gatherer and SA activist
- Friedrich Heinrich Putz (1876–1949), German chemist, manufacturer and writer
- Gabriel Henri Putz (1859–1925), French general
- Georg Putz , Czernin captain of the Neude rule
- Gertraud Putz (* 1956), Austrian Catholic theologian and university teacher
- Günter Putz (* 1950), German Roman Catholic priest
- Gustav Putz (1900–1979), Austrian journalist
- Hannelore Putz (* 1973), German historian
- Hans Putz (1920–1990), Austrian actor
- Hans Putz junior (1961–1979), German actor
- Heinrich Putz (1846–1932), German chemist and university professor
- Ingmar Putz (* 1969), German football professional
- Johann Putz (* around 1631; † 1697), Bohemian local politician
- Josef Putz (1884–1948), Austrian mill owner and politician (CS)
- Joseph Putz , Bohemian entrepreneur
- Kajetan Putz (1755–1825), mountain master and mountain court subsidiary of Platten, Abertham and Gottesgab
- Karl Eduard Johannes Putz (1907–1990), German pastor
- Leo Putz (1869–1940), Austrian-German artist
- Ludwig Putz (1866–1947), Austrian war painter, lithographer, etcher, graphic artist and illustrator
- Manfred Putz (1969–2015), Austrian handbiker
- Michael Putz (* 1946), German dressage trainer and author
- Miriam Putz (* 1981), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Narcyz Putz (1877–1942), beatified Polish priest, victim of National Socialist persecution
- Oskar Putz (servant) (1894–1973), German personal servant of Paul von Hindenburg
- Oskar Putz (painter) (* 1940), Austrian painter and graphic artist
- Peter Putz (* 1954), Austrian artist, painter, filmmaker and graphic artist
- Reinhard Putz (* 1942), Austrian physician
- Sebastian Putz (* 1975), German ministerial official
- Ulrike Putz (* 1965), German film producer
- Walter Putz (1924–2015), German head waiter and collector of a Bibliotheca Gastronomica
- Wiebke Putz-Osterloh (* 1946), German psychologist
See also
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- ↑ a b c Interpretation of the name: Hans Bahlow : Deutsches Namenlexikon. Family and first names explained according to origin and meaning (= suhrkamp-taschenbücher. 65) Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1972.
- ↑ a b c Distribution of the family name in Germany and Austria: Geogen von Christoph Stoepel.