Laub (onomastics)

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Onomastics and disambiguational information about the words and surnames forms Laub-, Laup- style.

1 Laub, Laube
2 Laube
3 Laup
4 Lauben
- 4.1 Laubenheim
5 Lauber
- 5.1 Lauper
6 Laubheim(er), Laupheim(er)
7 Hadlaub
8 See also
9 External links

[edit] Laub, Laube

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Das Laub means leaf or foliage in German, corresponding to the English word leaf, leaves.

Last names, others

Daryl Laub
Donald Laub
Erasmus Laub (1794-1865), father of Ferdinand
Ferdinand Laub (1832, Prague -1875, Gries, South-Tyrol), Bohemian-Austrian Jewish violinist ([1])
Franz Laub (1872 – 1945), composer, city music director of Laupheim, music director of the music federation of Upper Swabia.
Heinrich Laube (German Wikipedia reference), (1806-1884), author and member of the Young Germany movement.
Henry Laub
Karin Laub
Karl Laub
Lindy Laub
Manfred Laub
Ole Henrik Laub
Phoebe Laub
Walter Laub, see Umkirch

"Die Laubhütte (1883-)", ([]), a German Jewish periodical ([2])
Laub-Petschnikoff Stradivarius
USS Laub
- USS Laub (DD-263)

Place names that forms Laub- and Laup- style

Germany

Laubach
Laubusch

Laupheim

Austria

Laubegg
Laubenbachgegend
Laubendorf
Laubichl (Lau-bichl)

Loib-, Loip-, style names:

Loibach
Loibegg
Loibersdorf
- Loibersdorf/Gars am Kamp
- Loibersdorf/Gallneukirchen
- Loibersdorf/Pöggstall
- Loibersdorf/Steyr

Loibichl
Loibl-alm
Loibl-tal
Loipersbach
- Loipersbach im Burgenland
Loipersdorf
- Loipersdorf/Gerersdorf
- Loipersdorf/Mank
- Loipersdorf bei Fürstenfeld
- Loipersdorf im Burgenland

[edit] Laube

Heinrich Laube
Gustav Karl Laube

[edit] Laup

[edit] Lauben

[edit] Laubenheim

Laubenheim, see Langenlonsheim

[edit] Lauber

Achim Lauber
Anne Lauber (born 1943), composer
Dezső Lauber
Diane M. Lauber / Diane Lauber
Diebold Lauber
Joseph Lauber
Ken Lauber
Terry Lauber
Tim Lauber

Lauber Arboretum

[edit] Lauper

Lauper, Cyndi (born 1953), American singer

"Lauper" is after Swiss German-American Fred Lauper, and not Jewish

[edit] Laubheim(er), Laupheim(er)

According to Nelly Weiss, these forms are all from Laupheim, Württemberg

Laupheim, Württemberg:

The birth place of : ^*Friedrich Adler, a professor, artist and designer of Judaism; ^*Carl Laemmle, a Jewish film producer, pioneer in American film making, founder of one of the original major Hollywood movie studios; ^*Simon Einstein of Laupheim, chazzan at Ulm (1845-); ^*Kilian von Steiner (1835-1903), Jewish financier ([3]), etc.

Ann Blair Laupheimer / Ann B. Laupheimer / Ann Laupheimer
Anton Laupheimer / Anton Laubheimer (1848-1927), German person
John D. Laupheimer / John Laupheimer

[edit] Hadlaub

Johannes Hadlaub (?- before 1340), Swiss minnesaenger

[edit] See also

Lieb-, Leip/b-
Lauf-
Laut-
Laud-, Lauda..
Lauch-
Lausch-

[edit] External links

Wuerttemberg - Jewish Encyclopedia

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