Apfelbaum (onomastics)

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Apfel (pl. Äpfel), Apfelbaum translates apple tree (Apfel=apple, baum=tree) from High German language.

appel is the Low German language and Dutch form.

In Yiddish form, apple is עפּל epl, eppel, עפּלבּױם eplboym.

Yiddish form sounds closely like Nordic form.

die Apfelsine (from Apfel-Sine, lit. Chinese apple) means orange (cf. Pomerantz, Marantz, der marants מאַראַנץ), and תַּפּוּחַ זָהָב tappūach zāhābh (golden apple), (תַּפּוּ(״)ז(״ tappū(ach-)z(āhābh), tappuz means orange in Modern Hebrew.

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[edit] Apfel

German language
Last names
Place names in Austria

[edit] Apfelbaum

Apfelbaum, eplboym, and its Cyrillic variations are Russian: Аппельбаум, Аппельбойм, Апельбаум, Эппельбаум, Эпельбаум, Эпельбойм, etc..

Place names
Last names

[edit] Appelbaum

[edit] Apelbaum

[edit] Applebaum

[edit] Apfelbeck

Apfelbeck, *Appelbeck, *Applebeck, etc:

  • Hugo Apfelbeck (March 18, 1889, Autal bei Graz - April 1, 1967, Graz), Austrian mountaineer

[edit] Appelberg, Appleberg

die Apfelblüte, eplblum
die Apfelblüte, eplblum

[edit] Apfelfeld, Appelfeld

Applefield
  • Eva Applefield
  • Nadja Applefield

[edit] Apfelmann, Appelmann, Appelman

der Apfelwein / der eplvayn mit dos vaynglas
der Apfelwein / der eplvayn mit dos vaynglas
Appelmann
  • Ellert Appelmann, Polish Admiral
  • Wilhelm Appelmann, Polish Admiral
Appelman
Appelmans is Dutch/Flemish form

[edit] Appleman

See [ Appleman ] page

[edit] Apfelstadt

Apfelstadt, *Apfelstädt/*Apfelstaedt/*Apfelstedt, *Apfelstätt/*Apfelstaett/*Apfelstett, Apffelstädt/Apffelstaedt, and Apfelstadter, *Apfelstädter/*Apfelstaedter/*Apfelstedter, *Apfelstätter/*Apfelstaetter/*Apfelstetter, Apffelstädter/Apffelstaedter:

[edit] Epel, Eppel

cider / der Zider means fruit wine, apple wine; This word came from Old French: cisdre < Latin: sīceram "strong drink" < Hebrew: שֵׁכָר šēkhār, der sheykher; But original Hebrew word means alcohol drink (See below external link)
cider / der Zider means fruit wine, apple wine; This word came from Old French: cisdre < Latin: sīceram "strong drink" < Hebrew: שֵׁכָר šēkhār, der sheykher; But original Hebrew word means alcohol drink (See below external link)
  • Asar Epel, Asar Isaevich Epel', Russian author

[edit] Epelboim

Epelbaum, Eppelbaum, Epelboim, Eppelboim (Hebrew: אפלבאום‎):

  • Boaz Eppelbaum, Israeli businessman
  • Charles Leonard (born Chaim Leb Eppelboim)
  • Didier Epelbaum
  • Veqtor - Dr. Héctor B. Epelbaum (Héctor B. Epelbaum) (http://www.veqtor.com/)
  • Ilya Epelbaum, Russian shadow picture & puppet show performer, artist, and president of "THEATER ТЕНЬ" ([2])
  • Jacques Epelbaum
  • Mariano Epelbaum (http://www.mgepel.com/)
  • Mikhail Epelbaum, forensic psychiatrist in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
  • Rene de Epelbaum / René de Epelbaum, Argentine human rights activist, helped found the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo ([3])
  • Renée Epelbaum
  • Sylvie M. Epelbaum / Sylvie Epelbaum
  • Yonathan Epelbaum, Patent Inventor New York, NY, US

[edit] Epelman

der Apfelstrudel, עפּלשטרודל
der Apfelstrudel, עפּלשטרודל
Epelmann, Epelman, Eppelmann, Eppelman

[edit] Holzapfel, Holtzapfel, Holzappel, Holtzappel

Place names
  • Holzapfel Lunz am See
Person names
Holtzapfel
  • Brigitte Holtzapfel
Holzappel

[edit] Abelbaum

der Apfelkuchen, die Apfeltorte, epltort
der Apfelkuchen, die Apfeltorte, epltort

Abelbaum means poplar tree

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