stem

Stem denotes:

an outdated, no longer valid spelling of stem (from ahd. stengil ), a plant sprout , see stem axis

an aristocratic family from the Electoral Palatinate and Bavaria, see Stengel (noble family)

a German printer and exporter of postcards, see Stengel & Co.

Stengel is the family name of the following people:

Adolf Stengel (1828–1900), German agricultural scientist
Adolf Stengel (1865) (1865–?), Austrian forest assistant and mineralogist
Balthasar Wilhelm Stengel (1748–1824), German architect and builder
Casey Stengel (1890–1975), American baseball player and manager
Christian Stengel (1795–1890), German doctor (active in Norway)
Edmund Stengel (Romanist) (1845–1935), German Romanist
Edmund Ernst Stengel (1879–1968), German historian and diplomat
Franz Stengel (1723 – after 1783), Catholic clergyman and missionary
Franz von Stengel (1803–1870), lawyer and politician from Baden
Franz von Stengel (Oberamtmann) (1811–1867), German administrative officer
Franziska von Stengel (1801–1843), German novelist
Friedemann Stengel (* 1966), German Protestant theologian
Friedrich Joachim Stengel (1694–1787), German architect

Georg Stengel (theologian) (1584 / 1585–1651), German theologian and philosopher
Georg von Stengel (Office Director) (1721–1798), German Office Director and State Councilor
Georg Stengel (singer) , German opera singer
Georg von Stengel (Ministerialrat) (1775–1824), German ministerial official
Georg von Stengel (master builder) (1814–1882), German master builder
Gerhard Stengel (1915–2001), German painter, graphic artist, draftsman
Gottlieb Stengel (1897–1981), German graduate farmer and director of the Hohenheim Agricultural School
Hansgeorg Stengel (1922–2003), German writer and cabaret artist
Heinrich Stengel (architect) (1874 – after 1929), German architect in Munich
Heinrich Stengel (numismatist) (1884–1970), German teacher and numismatist
Heinrich Christian Michael von Stengel (1744–1796), French general of German origin
Hermann von Stengel (State Secretary) (1837-1919), German politician and administrative officer
Hermann von Stengel (envoy) (1872–1954), German officer and diplomat
Johann Friedrich Stengel (1746–1830), German architect and Imperial Russian court architect
Joseph Gabriel von Stengel (1771–1848), German lawyer and administrative officer
Karl Stengel (theologian) (1581–1663), German abbot, theologian and writer
Karl von Stengel (General) (1765–1818), German major general
Karl von Stengel (lawyer) (1840–1930), German judge and legal scholar
Karl-Heinz Stengel (* 1952), German civil servant, association functionary of the YMCA
Katie Stengel (* 1992), American football player
Kurt Stengel (1907–2001), head of the Karlsruhe municipal utilities
Lothar Stengel (* 1941), German boxer
Lothar Stengel-von Rutkowski (1908–1992), German doctor, anthropologist, racial hygienist and poet
Margarethe von Stengel (1898–?), Resistance fighter against National Socialism
Marion von Stengel (born Marion Hilgers ; * 1962), German actress and voice actress
Paul Stengel (1851–1929), German classical philologist and high school teacher
Peter Stengel (? –1877), German singer
Richard Stengel (* 1955), American journalist
Rudolf von Stengel (1772–1828), Prussian major general
Rudolf Stengel (1804–1857), Swiss candle manufacturer and politician
Stephan von Stengel (1750–1822), German draftsman, etcher, art collector and patron
Theophil Stengel (1905–1995), German choir director, composer and musicologist
Walter Stengel (1882–1960), German cultural historian and museologist
Werner Stengel (* 1936), German engineer
Wilhelm Stengel (1846–1917), Austrian-Galician pianist and conservatory lecturer
Wilhelm von Stengel (1860–1927), German local politician
Wilhelm Ferdinand Stengel (1796–1870), German civil servant and police director

See also:

Wiktionary: Stengel - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Stem
Stalks
Stengler
Jakob Ludwig Friedrich von Stängel (1783 – after 1848), Oberamtmann of Württemberg
Manfred Stengl (1946–1992), Austrian athlete