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Onomastics and disambiguational information about Apfelbaum, Apfel, Äpfel:

Apfel (pl. Äpfel), Apfelbaum means apple in High German language.

appel is the Low German language and Dutch form.

In Yiddish form, apple is עפּל epl, eppel, עפּלבּױם eplboym.

Yiddish form sounds closely like Nordic form.

die Apfelsine (from Apfel-Sine, lit. Chinese apple) means orange (cf. Pomerantz, Marantz, der marants מאַראַנץ), and תַּפּוּחַ זָהָב tappūach zāhābh (golden apple), (תַּפּוּ(״)ז(״ tappū(ach-)z(āhābh), tappuz means orange in Modern Hebrew.

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Contents 1 Apfel 2 Apfelbaum 3 Appelbaum 3.1 Apelbaum 3.2 Applebaum 4 Appelberg, Appleberg 5 Apfelfeld, Appelfeld 6 Apfelmann, Appelmann, Appelman 6.1 Appleman 7 Epel, Eppel 7.1 Epelboim 7.2 Epelman 8 Holzapfel, Holtzapfel, Holzappel, Holtzappel 9 Abelbaum 10 See also 11 External links

[edit] Apfel

German language

• Apfelstrudel

Last names

• Amy Apfel Kass, wife of Leon Kass
• Amy Apfel Tishman/Amy Apfel, Sigma Delta Tau, and [1]
• Holger Apfel
• Oscar Apfel
• Samuel Apfel

Place names in Austria

• Apfeldorf
• Äpfelgschwendt

[edit] Apfelbaum

Apfelbaum, eplboym, and its Cyrillic variations are Russian: Аппельбаум, Аппельбойм, Апельбаум, Эппельбаум, Эпельбаум, Эпельбойм, etc..

Place names

• Apfelbaum (Gummersbach), Germany, see German article

Last names

• Abba Apfelbaum
• Hirsch Apfelbaum, (1883-1936), Soviet politician, see Grigory Zinoviev
• Peter Apfelbaum, musician

[edit] Appelbaum

• Trent Appelbaum, see The 4400
• Dawid M. Appelbaum, see Żydowski Związek Wojskowy
• Ralph Appelbaum
• Richard P. Appelbaum / Richard Appelbaum, see White-collar crime
• Sharon Appelbaum
• Dr. Stanley Appelbaum
• Stuart Appelbaum

[edit] Apelbaum

• Sam Apelbaum

[edit] Applebaum

• A begonia for Miss Applebaum, a work by Paul Zindel

• Anne Applebaum
• Chris Applebaum
• Edward Applebaum
• Leah Applebaum
• Louis Applebaum

[edit] Appelberg, Appleberg

• Shai Appelberg
• Appelberg is one of the Swedish nobilities

[edit] Apfelfeld, Appelfeld

• Aharon Appelfeld

Applefield

• Eva Applefield
• Nadja Applefield

[edit] Apfelmann, Appelmann, Appelman

Appelmann

• Ellert Appelmann, Polish person
• Wilhelm Appelmann, Polish person

Appelman

• the House of Appelman is one of the swedish nobilities. See List of Swedish noble families
• Cornelis Appelman
• Gustaf Gabriel Appelman
• Thomas Appelman

Appelmans is Dutch/Flemish form

• Jan Appelmans
• Pieter Appelmans
• Sabine Appelmans, former tennis player from Belgium

[edit] Appleman

See [ Appleman ] page

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[edit] Epel, Eppel

• Asar Epel, Asar Isaevich Epel', Russian author

• Michael Eppel
• Miriam Leiderman Eppel, see Miss Venezuela

• Irene Epple

[edit] Epelboim

Epelbaum, Eppelbaum, Epelboim, Eppelboim (Hebrew: אפלבאום‎):

• Groupe Placek et Epelbaum (http://www.ipe.fr/), Cabinet Placek Epelbaum (http://www.pegroupe.fr/)

• Boaz Eppelbaum, Israeli businessman
• Charles Leonard (born Chaim Leb Eppelboim)
• Didier Epelbaum
• Veqtor - Dr. Héctor B. Epelbaum (Héctor B. Epelbaum) (http://www.veqtor.com/)
• Ilya Epelbaum, Russian shadow picture & puppet show performer, artist, and president of "THEATER ТЕНЬ" ([2])
• Jacques Epelbaum
• Mariano Epelbaum (http://www.mgepel.com/)
• Mikhail Epelbaum, psychiatrist
• Rene de Epelbaum / René de Epelbaum, Argentine human rights activist, helped found the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo ([3])
• Renée Epelbaum
• Sylvie M. Epelbaum / Sylvie Epelbaum
• Yonathan Epelbaum, Patent Inventor New York, NY, US

[edit] Epelman

Epelmann, Epelman, Eppelmann, Eppelman

• Rainer Eppelmann

[edit] Holzapfel, Holtzapfel, Holzappel, Holtzappel

Place names

• Holzapfel Lunz am See

Person names

• Edeltraut Holzapfel, wife of Eduard Deisenhofer
• James W. Holzapfel
• Lars Holzapfel
• Peter Melander, Count Holzapfel, see Prince Octavio Piccolomini, Duke of Amalfi
• Robert Holzapfel
• Rudi Holzapfel
• Rudolf Maria Holzapfel / Rudolf M. Holzapfel / Rudolf Holzapfel / Rudolph Maria Holzapfel / Rudolph M. Holzapfel / Rudolph Holzapfel (1874-1930), Austrian psychologist, philosopher
• see Manuela Mager
• William Holzapfel

Holtzapfel

• Brigitte Holtzapfel

Holzappel

• The former state Holzappel, Germany

[edit] Abelbaum

Abelbaum means poplar tree

[edit] See also

• Apple (disambiguation)
• Appel (Appell, דער אַפּעל, אַפּעלירן, "(to) appeal")
• Apel, Apell, Eppel, Epel, Epell
• Alma, Almás, Almási, Almásy, Almássy
• Abel (disambiguation), Abelin, Abeles, Abelev, Abelson, Abelman

• Jabłoń (cf.Jabłko), Jabłoński, Jablonski (very popular in Poland)
• Yabloko (яблоко), Yablonski (very popular), Jablko (Czech)
• Holzapfel, Holzappel, Holtzapfel, Holtzappel
• Æble/Aeble (danish)
• Appert, Abert, Apelt
• Wein (onomastics)

• E.T.A. Hoffmann

[edit] External links

Jewish Encyclopedia

• Tappuach
• Apple
• chāmētz šēkhār
• Abel
• Fruit

others

• http://epelbaum.kinder.co.il/ (Familia Epelbaum)
• http://www.geocities.com/heartland/2154/spring2.htm
• http://static.namesdatabase.com/names2/E/P/Epelbaum.html
• http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/bereza83/be83_03.html Berioza, 1983

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