Laub (onomastics)

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

Contents 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, and besides corresoponding to English word leaf, leaves.

But Yiddish word לױבּ loyb means praise (das Lob). (Possibly, when eastern Yiddish speaker says about leaves, uses "blat/blatt (cf.blade)" at all times, and no other froms)

According to Nelly Weiss, Jewish surname Laube comes from French word "l'aube (means dawn, daybreak, daylight; cf.Morgenthau, Morgenstern, Sonnenschein, shaharit)".

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])
• 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, Bavaria

• Laupheim, Bavaria:

  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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