Sarrazin
Sarrazin is an originally French family name that can be traced back etymologically to the Saracens . It was awarded after returning from a crusade , so it means: someone who was in the land of the Saracens.
Name bearer
- Albertine Sarrazin (1937–1967), French writer
- Cyprien Sarrazin (* 1994), French ski racer
- Édouard Sarazin (1840–1887), French engineer
- Georg Sarrazin (1875–1961), German manufacturer
- Gregor Sarrazin (1857–1915), German Anglicist
- Hans-Christian Sarrazin (1914–2013), German doctor and writer
- Jacques Sarazin or Sarrazin (1588 or 1592–1660), French sculptor
- Jean Sarazin (1539–1598), Archbishop of Cambrai since 1596
- Jürgen Sarrazin (1936–2019), German bank manager
- Leo Sarrazin (1891–1969), German bank manager
- Manuel Sarrazin (* 1982), German politician (Greens), Member of the Bundestag since 2008
- Mechthild Sarrazin (1920–2014), German sculptor and painter
- Michael Sarrazin (1940-2011), Canadian actor
- Michel Sarrazin (1659–1734), French-Canadian physician and naturalist
- Otto Sarrazin (1842–1921), German builder and author
- Richard Sarrazin (1881–1964), German administrative lawyer and district administrator
- Stéphane Sarrazin (* 1975), French racing driver
- Thilo Sarrazin (* 1945), German economist, politician and book author
- Ursula Sarrazin (* 1951), German teacher and author
- Wilfried Sarrazin (1910–1986), German diplomat
See also
- Sarasin
- Sarrasin
- Sarracenia , pitcher plants
- Sarracenus
- Sarraz
- Sarrazin (Paris)
Individual evidence
- ^ Hans Bahlow : German name dictionary . Suhrkamp, Frankfurt 1972, p. 444.