Meaning & History
OTHER LANGUAGES/CULTURES: maðr (Ancient Scandinavian), mann (Anglo-Saxon) GIVEN NAME DESCENDANTS: Arminius, Carlman, Carloman, Friduman, Hardman, Hariman, Herman, Hermanus, Manno, Theotman (Ancient Germanic), Herman (Danish), Herman, Hermanus, Thijmen (Dutch), Harmon, Herman (English), Hermanni (Finnish), Armand, Hermine (French), Armin, Erdmann, Friedemann, Hartmann, Hermann, Hermine, Karlmann, Tiedemann (German), Carloman (History), Ármann (Icelandic), Armando, Ermanno (Italian), Herman (Norwegian), Armando (Portuguese), German (Russian), Herman (Slovene), Armando (Spanish), Herman (Swedish) SURNAME DESCENDANTS: Hermansen (Danish), Akkerman, Akkermans, Coeman, Coemans, Coumans, Daalman, Daalmans, Daelman, Daelmans, Dahlmans, Herman, Hermans, Holtman, Houtman, Koeman, Koemans, Koopman, Koumans, Waterman (Dutch), Ackerman, Akerman, Harman, Harmon, Herman, Hermanson, Waterman (English), Hermans (Flemish), Ackermann, Bachman, Bachmann, Baumann, Fuhrmann, Hartmann, Haumann, Hermann, Herrmann, Hoffman, Hoffmann, Hofmann, Holzmann, Huffman, Huffmann, Steinmann, Stroman (German), Ármannsson (Icelandic), Armando, Armani (Italian), Baumann (Jewish), Tiedeman, Tiedemann (Low German), Hermansen (Norwegian), Armando (Portuguese), Armando (Spanish), Åkerman, Bergman, Björkman, Dahlman, Engman, Hermansson (Swedish)