Laut (onomastics)

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Onomastics and disambiguational information about the words and surnames Laut, Lauter-.

[edit] Laut

German word laut correspond to English loud.

• Steve Laut
• Ich-Laut and Ach-Laut, Ablaut, Umlaut, Germanic phonemical word
• laut.de

Place names

Germany

• Lauta
• Lautenthal
• Lauterbach, see below
• Lauterecken
• Lauterstein
• Lautertal / Lauterthal

Austria

• Lauterach
• Lauterbach, see below

Swiss

• Lauterbrunnen

Poland

• Lautenburg

Malay and Indonesian languages

• Orang Laut
• Pangkor Laut
• Timor Laut, or Tanimbar Islands
• Pulau Damar Laut, Pulau Subar Laut (Sisters' Islands), see List of islands of Singapore
• Tentara Laut di Raja, Angkatan Laut, see List of navies
• PASKAL (Pasukan Khas Laut, Special Maritime Unit), special operations force of Malaysia.

Hindi language

• Aa Ab Laut Chalen (1999), an Indian film, see List of Hindi language films

Contents 1 Laut 2 Laute 3 Lauter 3.1 Lauterer 3.2 Lauterbach 4 Lautner 5 Lauten, Lautens 6 Lautenberg 6.1 Lautenberger 7 Lautenburg 8 Lautensack 9 Lautmann, Lautemann 9.1 Lautermann 10 Lauterpacht 11 Lautensach 12 Lauterstein 13 See also

[edit] Laute

Laute means lute in German language.

[edit] Lauter

See Lauter, Lauder article

[edit] Lauterer

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• Bertha Lauterer, singer, and wife of Josef Bohuslav Foerster. See German article
• Kassian Lauterer (Otto Lauterer), see German article

[edit] Lauterbach

See Lauterbach article

[edit] Lautner

• Georges Lautner
• John Lautner (architect)
• Taylor Lautner

[edit] Lauten, Lautens

• Elodie Lauten
• Gary Lautens
• Stephen Lautens

[edit] Lautenberg

• Alexis Lautenberg
• Frank Raleigh Lautenberg
• Josh Lautenberg
• Nay Lautenberg

[edit] Lautenberger

• Chris Lautenberger
• Ferdinand Lautenberger
• James A. Lautenberger / JA Lautenberger

[edit] Lautenburg

See Lautenburg article

• Lautenburg is German name of Lidzbark Welski
• Lautenburger See, see Lake Lidzbark

• Sigmund Lautenburg / Zsigmond Lautenburg (1851/1852-1918), Theatrical manager; born at Budapest ([1] [2])

[edit] Lautensack

• Hanns Lautensack (c.1520, Bamberg - 1564-1566, Vienna), 16th c. copper engraver, etcher ([3])

[edit] Lautmann, Lautemann

Lautmann, Lautman, Lautemann, Lauteman

• Albert Lautman
• Jacques Lautman
• Ruediger Lautmann / Rodiger Lautmann
• Rozalie Lautmann, see The Shop on Main Street
• Sipser-Lautemann theorem (Sipser-Gács-Lautemann theorem), named after Michael Sipser, Péter Gács, and Clemens Lautemann

[edit] Lautermann

Lautermann, Lauterman

• Peter Lauterman

[edit] Lauterpacht

• Sir Hersch Lauterpacht

[edit] Lautensach

• Hermann Lautensach / Hermann Friedrich Christian Lautensach (1886-1971), German geologist, see de:Hermann Lautensach
• Paulus Lautensack (1478-1554), organist

[edit] Lauterstein

• Lauterstein, see German article
• Burg Lauterstein/Castle Lauterstein, see de:Burg Lauterstein

[edit] See also

• Yuri Lotman
• Lausen

• Laup-, Laub- (leef), Loip-
• Lauf-, Laufer (runner)
• Lauch- (leek)
• Lausch-

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