Heidrich, Kaplan, Music, Plank
in reply to a message by Usha
Hi Usha,
Heidrich is a form of the German first name Heidenreich (nowadays merely used as a surname as far as I know) which comes from Old High German "heidan" (heathen) and "rihhi" (rich, wealthy).
Kaplan is
1) a German surname which comes from Middle High German "kappellan" (chaplain)
2) a Turkish surname which means 'tiger'.
Music could be (just a wild guess!!!) related to the Polish word "musiec" (with a ´ on the c) which means 'to have, must'
Plank/Planck is a German surname which comes from either
1) Middle High German "planke" (plank fence)
or
2) Middle High German "blanc" (white, shining, beautiful)
Regards, Satu
Heidrich is a form of the German first name Heidenreich (nowadays merely used as a surname as far as I know) which comes from Old High German "heidan" (heathen) and "rihhi" (rich, wealthy).
Kaplan is
1) a German surname which comes from Middle High German "kappellan" (chaplain)
2) a Turkish surname which means 'tiger'.
Music could be (just a wild guess!!!) related to the Polish word "musiec" (with a ´ on the c) which means 'to have, must'
Plank/Planck is a German surname which comes from either
1) Middle High German "planke" (plank fence)
or
2) Middle High German "blanc" (white, shining, beautiful)
Regards, Satu