Teich (onomastics)

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Onomastics and disambiguational information about Teich:

טײַךְ taykh means river in Modern Yiddish language.

However, German Teich means pond.

Contents 1 Last names 2 Place names 3 Teichmann, Teichman 4 Teichmüller 5 Others 6 See also

[edit] Last names

• Albert Teich
• Frank Teich, see Pompeo Coppini
• Malvin Teich / Malvin Carl Teich / M. C. Teich
• Moris Teich, see Abraham Goldfaden
• Jonathan Teich
• Daniel Teich
• Susannah Teich

[edit] Place names

Germany Teichel Teichröda Czech Republic Altenteich: Starý Rybnik/Rybník Großenteich: Velký Rybník Neuteich: Nový Rybník Sternteich: Hvězda Poland Neuteich : Nowy Staw

Austria Teich Teichalm Teichl Teichmanns, see also Kottes-Purk Teichmühle Teichstätt Teichwald Oberdorf im Burgenland, see Austrian postal codes 7500 - 7599 Rohrbach an der Teich, see Oberwart (district)

[edit] Teichmann, Teichman

Teichmann

• Alfred Teichmann (1903-1980), German painter, see German article
• Axel Teichmann (1979), German cross-country skier, see German article
• Gary Teichmann (born 1967, Zimbabwe) South African rugby player
• Howard Teichman, see The Solid Gold Cadillac
• Manfred Teichmann (born 1927), German painter, see German article
• Richard Teichmann (1868–1925), German chess player
• Vilmos Teichmann/Vilém Teichmann/Wilhelm Teichmann (1898, Ústí - 1967), Czech-Hungarian potato-imporover ([1])

Teichman

• Alan Teichman
• Sir Eric Teichman (1884-1944), British politician
• Jenny Teichman
• Joe Teichman
• Arthur Murray, born Moses Teichman (1895 - 1991), dance instructor and businessman

[edit] Teichmüller

• Ernst Teichmüller (July 17, 1824, Helmstedt - September 28, 1908, Dessau), German Protestant theologian
• Gustav Teichmüller (1832-1888), German philosopher
• Joachim (Julius Friedrich Heinrich) Teichmüller (March 4, 1866, Bernburg, Anhalt - June 17, 1938, Marburg/Lahn), electronic engineer
• (Paul Julius) Oswald Teichmüller (June 18, 1913, Nordhausen/Harz - September 1943?, Dniepr area, Soviet), mathematician
• Robert Teichmüller (May 4, 1863, Braunschweig - May 6, 1939, Leipzig), music educator

• Teichmüller space

[edit] Others

• Lajos Tavasi / Lajos Tavassy (1814, Igló - 1877) (born Teichengräber), Hungarian educator ([2])

[edit] See also

• dike, dyke, dijk, deijk, deyk, dick