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Onomastics and disambiguational information aout the words brod-, brot.

Brod is an old spelling for German word "das Brot" (bread).

In many Slavic languages brod means shallow place to cross a river. It could also mean boat (brod looks like Germanic words that had same meaning; German furt, English ford, Nordic fjord).

In Serbo-Croatian language, brod (Serbian: брод) means ship, boat.

Hungarian corresponding word is rév.

On onomastics in Judaism,

According to Radix Index,

• Polish bród means ford.
• brodzik means paddling pool in Polish.

Contents 1 Place names 2 Brot 3 Human names 3.1 Brodt 3.2 Broda 3.3 Brode 3.3.1 Brodde 3.4 Brody 3.4.1 Brodie 3.4.2 Brodee 3.5 Broder 3.5.1 Brodersohn 3.5.2 Brodersen 3.6 Brodhagen 3.7 Brodhuhn, Brodhun 3.8 Brodmann 3.9 Brodnitz 3.10 Brodovich 3.11 Brodsky 3.11.1 Brodecki 3.12 Brodowski 3.13 Brodkin 3.14 Other forms 3.15 Mandelbrot 3.16 Braude, Broide 3.17 Trachtenbrot 3.18 Brodka 3.19 References 3.20 External links 3.21 See also

[edit] Place names

Template:Placename

Germany Brodowin Brodten [de] Brotdorf Brotterode Kötzschenbroda bei Dresden [de] Poland Brodła Brodłowice Brodnica Brodowe Łąki Brodowo Brody (disambiguation) Ukraine Brodets'ke Brody Latvia Brodi Brodaiži Czech Republic Brod Brod Brod nad Dyjí (Guldenfurt), a municipality (obec/Gemeinde) in the Okres Břeclav, Czech Republic Brod nad Tichou (Bruck am Hammer), a municipality (obec/Gemeinde) in the Okres Tachov, Czech Republic Brod (Heřmanice) (Prode), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Heřmanice nad Labem, Okres Náchod, Czech Republic Brod u Stříbra (Brod), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Kladruby u Stříbra, Okres Tachov, Czech Republic Brod (Kolinec), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Kolinec, Okres Klatovy, Czech Republic Brod (Příbram), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Příbram, Okres Příbram, Czech Republic Brod (Petrovice), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Petrovice u Sedlčan, Okres Příbram, Czech Republic Brod (Stožec) (Grasfurth), Wüstung auf den Fluren of Stožec, Okres Prachatice Bosanski Brod, city (město/Stadt) in the Republika Srpska, Bosnien und Herzegowina Český Brod (Böhmischbrod), city (město/Stadt) in the Okres Kolín, Czech Republic Čierny Brod (Vízkelet), a municipality (obec/Gemeinde) in the Okres Galanta, Slowakei Havlíčkův Brod (Deutschbrod), city (město/Stadt) in the Okres Havlíčkův Brod, Czech Republic Kráľov Brod (Királyrév), a municipality (obec/Gemeinde) in the Okres Galanta, Slowakei Krásny Brod (Laborcrév), a municipality (obec/Gemeinde) in the Okres Medzilaborce, Slowakei Široký Brod (Breitenfurt), district/part (část/Ortsteil) of Mikulovice u Jeseníku, Okres Jeseník Slavonski Brod (Brod a.d. Save), city (město/Stadt) in Slawonien, Kroatien Uherský Brod (Ungarisch Brod), city (město/Stadt) in the Okres Uherské Hradiště, Czech Republic Vyšší Brod (Hohenfurth), city (město/Stadt) in the Okres Český Krumlov, Czech Republic Železný Brod (Eisenbrod), city (město/Stadt) in the Okres Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic Brodce Brodek Brodek u Konice Brodek u Prostějova Brodek u Přerova Brodeslavy Brody Český Brod (Böhmisch Brod) Havlíčkův Brod District Havlíčkův Brod/Německý Brod (Deutsch Brod) Uherský Brod (Ungarisch Brod) Vyšší Brod Železný Brod (Eisenbrod), Northern Bohemia Austria Brodersdorf, near Gleisdorf, Burgenland Brodingberg, near Gleisdorf, Burgenland Deutsch Brodersdorf & Leitha·prodersdorf (Lajta·pordány) < *brod- on the Leitha/Lajtha Wulka·prodersdorf (Vulka·pordány) on the Wulka Hungary Bordány, west of Szeged, Csongrád megye Bordánydűlő, west of Bordány Romania Brodina (Brodyna), Ukrainian village near Izvoarele Sucevei, south Bucovina, northern Moldavia, Romania Brodina de Jos, near above

Croatia Brod na Kupi Brod-Posavina County Brodski Varoš () Brođanci Slavonski Brod (B. na Savi; Hungarian: Bród), a town in Croatia. Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosanski Brod, a town and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Brod Brodac Donij ("nether ford") Brodar Serbia and Montenegro Brod Brod Prizrenski, Kosovo-Metohija Brodarevo Brodica Brodosavce Brzi Brod, Medijana Caribrod (old name of Dimitrovgrad) Republic of Macedonia Brod Brodec Makedonski Brod Makedonski Brod municipality Brod (Bitolskata Oblast), Opshtina Novaci, near Bitola, Bitolskata Oblast, southern Macedonia Bulgaria Beli Brod, Montana Province Brod, Haskovo Province Kostinbrod, Sofia Province Lyutibrod, Vratsa Province Tsarev Brod, Shumen Province Brazil Brodowski, São Paulo

Objects named after Placenames

• Battle of Německý Brod

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[edit] Brot

• Fettes Brot
• Bernd das Brot

[edit] Human names

• Max Brod
• Pete Brod

[edit] Brodt

• Helen Tanner Brodt, woman mountain climber

[edit] Broda

• broda means beard, or chin (cf.German: Bart/Barth) in Polish. Brodacz means also bearded man.

• Andreas de Broda, Andreas von Broda, see Ondřej z Brodu, Czech theologian; See German article
• (Hans) Christian Broda (born March 12, 1916, Wien - February 1, 1987, Wien), Austrian politician; See also German article
• Dave Broda
• Prof. Dr. Engelbert Broda (born August 29, 1910, Wien - October 26, 1983, Wien), Austrian chemist; See also German article
• Grete K. Hovelsrud-Broda
• Miroslav Broda
• Rudolf Broda (born c.1880, Wien - May 1932, Yellow Springs, Ohio, USA), Austrian-US sociologist; See also German article

• Saul Broda
  • Rabbi Abraham ben Saul Broda (c.1640, Bunzlau - April 11, 1717, Frankfort/Main), a Bohemian Talmudist(Talmudforscher) ([1])
    • • (???)
        • Aaron Broda, best-known Talmudist
          • Rabbi Benjamin ben Aaron Broda (?-1818, Grodno), Lithuanian rabbi and Talmudist; a direct descendant of the famous Abraham ben Saul B. ([2])

• Shalom ben Aaron Broda (-1805?)
  • Rabbi Abraham ben Shalom Broda (c.early 19c, Wilna - a.1860 same), Russian rabbinical author ([3])

• Walter "Turk" Edward Broda
• Vladislav Broda; See German article

• "Gräfin von Broda", a fictional Croatian character of "Jüdisches Leben in Wort und Bild" by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch

[edit] Brode

Brode, Brodde:

• Harold L. Brode
• Max Brode [bro:də] (born February 25, 1850, Berlin - December 30, 1917, Königsberg), musician, conductor
• Wallace R. Brode
• Yehoshua Leib Diskin, married the daughter of Rabbi Brode

• Brode Vosloo

• brode [bRo:d] is a French word means __

[edit] Brodde

• Otto Brodde (born March 21, 1910, Gilgenburg/Dąbrówno, Ostpreußen - August 24, 1982, Hamburg) , musician

[edit] Brody

See also Brody (disambiguation), Brody (name)

[edit] Brodie

See Brodie article

[edit] Brodee

• Brodee Reynolds

[edit] Broder

Broder, Broider:

• Broder singer

• Alwin-Broder Albrecht
• Andrew Broder
• Berl Broder (born Margulis)
• David S. Broder
• Henryk Broder / Henryk M. Broder, see German article
• Herman Broder
• Lauritz Broder Holm-Nielsen
• Samuel Broder

• Broder Daniel [de]

[edit] Brodersohn

Brodersohn, Broderson, Broderzon:

• Moishe Broderzon, Brodersohn / ru:Бродерзон, Мойше/ru:Мойше Бродерзон (1890, Moscow - 1956, Warsaw), Russian author ([])

[edit] Brodersen

Brodersen:

• Albert Brodersen, German Gartenarchitekt; See also German article
• Anna Brodersen, German politician
• Friedrich Brodersen (born December 1, 1873, Bad Boll, Württemberg - March 19, 1926, Krefeld), singer
• Ingke Brodersen, German Lektor and Verlagsleiter
• Kai Brodersen, German Althistoriker; See also German article
• Werner Brodersen, literarische figure in Kriminalromanen von Mathias Christiansen [de]

[edit] Brodhagen

Brodhagen:

• Peter Heinrich Christoph Brodhagen (born October 25, 1753, Hamburg - May 25, 1805, Itzehoe), mathematician

[edit] Brodhuhn, Brodhun

Brothuhn, Brodhuhn, Brodhun:

• Andrea Brodhuhn
• Eugen Brodhun, or Eugen Heinrich Eduad Ernst Brodhun (1860-1938)

[edit] Brodmann

Brodmann/Brodman, ^*Brodtmann/^*Brodtman, ^*Brotmann/^*Brotman:

See also Brodmann

• Korbinian Brodmann (born November 17, 1868, Liggersdorf - August 22, 1918, München), psychiatry
• Roman Brodmann (born June 18, 1920, Binningen, Kanton Basel - February 1, 1990, Basel), Swiss journalist, theatre director/producer (Regisseur); See also German article
• Stephan Brodmann (1640-1715), German Catholic priest; See also German article

[edit] Brodnitz

Brodnitz is a Jewish family:

• Georg Brodnitz (born November 18, 1876, Berlin - c. end of 1941/42, Łódź), economist (Nationalökonom)
• Julius Brodnitz, see Centralverein deutscher Staatsbürger jüdischen Glaubens
• Käthe Brodnitz, after married Käthe Fröhlich (born March 10, 1884, Berlin - March 16, 1971, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA), writer

[edit] Brodovich

Brodovich, Brodowicz, Brodovics, Brodowitz, Brodovitz, etc:

• Alexey Brodovich
• Maciej Brodowicz (1795 - 1877), Polish ksiądz; filareta
• Maciej Józef Brodowicz (1790 - 1885) profesor UJ
• Teodozy Brodowicz (?- 1803) kapcan świecki

See also Ostoja Coat of Arms

[edit] Brodsky

Brodsky, Brodski:

Brodský

• Karel Barvitius (Karel Brodský)

Brodzki

• Bolesław Brodzki (1844 - 1891), Polish bricklayer master (majster murarski)
• Eugeniusz Łodzia Brodzki (d. 1842), Polish man of letters, publisher (wydawca)
• Wiktor Łodzia Brodzki (1817 - 1904), Polish sculptor (rzeźbiarz)
• Zbigniew Brodzki (1877 - 1911), Polish literary critic, novel writer

Brocki

• Marianna Brock (1756 - 1817), Polish nun sister
• Aleksander Brocki (1784 - 1836), Polish council of state (radca stanu)
• Maciej Brocki (1650 - 1718), Polish profesor of Warsaw University, poet (wierszopis)

See also ^*Brock-, Brotsk/Brotzk, Bruck, Brutsk/Brutzk, Brutskus

Brodziński

• Andrzej Ksawery Brodziński (1786 - 1812), Polish poet
• Kazimierz Józef Brodziński (1791 - 1835), Polish poet, literary historian

See also Brodski (Jewish Encyclopedia)

[edit] Brodecki

^*Brodecki, Brodecky, Brodetsky/Brodetski, Brodetzky/Brodetzki:

• Zelig Brodetsky / ru:Бродецкий, Зелиг/ru:Зелиг Бродецкий (1888 - 1954, Israel), Russian-Israeli mathematician ([])

[edit] Brodowski

Brodowski, Brodovsky:

• Aleksander Brodowski (1794 - 1865) Polish military man (wojskowy), landowner/terrestrial (ziemianin)
• Antoni Brodowski (1784 - 1832), Polish painter (malarz); See also Polish article
• Edmund Zbigniew Brodowski (1852 - 1901), Polish-American activist
• Feliks Brodowski (1864 - 1934), Polish writer
• Józef Brodowski (1772 - 1853), Polish painter
• Józef Brodowski (1828 - 1900), Polish painter
• Samuel Brodowski (XVIII w.) Polish military, publicist
• Tadeusz Brodowski (1821 - 1848, Polish painter
• Włodzimierz Ludomir Brodowski (1823 - 1903) Polish professor of medicine

• For the city in the São Paulo state in Brazil, see Brodowski, São Paulo; named after [[]]

[edit] Brodkin

Brodkin:

• Alex Brodkin
• Boris Semionovich Brodkin / ru:Бродкин, Борис Семёнович (b.1911, Borisov, Minsk guberniya), Belarusian polar explorer ([])
• Herbert Brodkin
• Jon Brodkin
• Karen Brodkin

[edit] Other forms

Brodawka, Brodnicki, Brodziszewski:

• brodawka means wart

• Maciej Brodawka Izak (14 c.), Polish merchant (kupiec)
• Władysław Brodnicki (1837 - 1908) Polish Prissian deputy
• Anzelm Wojciech Brodziszewski (1779 - 1866) biskup sufragan gnieźnieński

[edit] Mandelbrot

Mandelbrot, Mandelbrodt, Mandelbrod:

• Mandelbrot (bread)

[edit] Braude, Broide

Braud-, Broid/Broyd-, Broit, Braudo/Braude, Broido/Broide/Broydé, Braudes, Broides, Broydes:

Braud

• Wellman Braud

Braudo

• Alexander Braudo, Aleksandr Isaevich Braudo / ru:Браудо, Александр Исаевич (1864, Vilkomir, Kovno guberniya - 1924, London), Lithuanian-UK Jewish publisher ([4])
• Isay Aleksandrovich Braudo / ru:Браудо, Исай Александрович, born Isaiya Braudo (1896, Boyarka, Kievskaya guberniya - 1970, Leningrad), Jewish musician ([])
• Yevgeni Braudo, critic
• Yevgeny Maksimovich Braudo / ru:Браудо, Евгений Максимович (1882, Riga - 1939, Moscow), Latvian-Russian Jewish musician ([])

Braude

• Borukh Vulfovich Braude / ru:Брауде, Борух Вуьфович (b.1910, Dvinsk, Vitebskaya guberniya), engineer ([])
• Girsh Vulfovich Braude / ru:Брауде, Гирш Вульфович (1906, Vitebsk - 1992, Moscow), engineer ([])
• Ilya Davydovich Braude / ru:Брауде, Илья Давыдович (1885, Orsha, Mogilevskaya guberniya - 1955, Moscow), lawyer ([])
• Ilya Rafailovich Braude / ru:Брауде, Илья Рафайлович/ru:Брауде, Илья Рафаилович (1890-1958), physician ([])
• Isaak Leontevich Braude / ru:Брауде, Исаак Леонтъеви (1882 - 1960, Moscow), physician ([])
• Jim Braude
• Lyusya Yulevna Braude / ru:Брауде, Люся Юльевна, originally Lyudmila Yurevna Braude (1882-1960), Russian author ([])
• Marvin Braude
• Semion Yakovlevich Braude / ru:Брауде, Семён Яковльевич (born 1911, Poltava), Ukrainian-Soviet engineer ([])

Braudes

• Reuben Asher Braudes, Reuven Asher Braudes / *ru:Браудес, Реувен Ашер (1851, Wilna - 1902, Vienna), Lithuanian-Austrian Hebrew novelist and journalist ([5])

Broude

• Vladimir Lvovich Broude / ru:Броуде, Владимир Львович (1924, Moscow - 1978, Moscow), Russian physicist ([])

Broid

• Richard Broyd
• Glusman Chowers Broid, see List of Israeli companies

Brodo

• Irwin Brodo / Irwin M. Brodo

Broido

•  ???
  • Eva L'vovna Broido/Eva L'vovna Broydo / ru:Бройдо, Эва Львовна/ru:Бройдо, Ева Львовна, originally Khana Leibovna Gordon (1876, Sventyany, Vilna guberniya - 1941, Orel), Lithuanian-Russian politician ([])
  • Mark Isaevich Broido/Mark Isaevich Broydo / ru:Бройдо, Марк Исаевич, born Mordukh Mendelevich Broido (1877, Sventyany, Vilna guberniya - 1937), Lithuanian-Russian politician ([])
• Irina Georgievna Broido/Irina Georgievna Broydo / ru:Бройдо, Ирина Георгиевна (b.1931, Leningrad), Russian Jewish artist ([])
• Grigory Isakovich Broido/Grigory Isakovich Broydo / ru:Бройдо, Григорий Исакович (1885 - 1956), public figure ([])

Broide

• Rav Simcha Zissel Broide, see Yechezkel Sarna
• Walter Broide, musician

• Rabbi Chaim Moyshe Broyde
• Isaac Broydé (-) ([6])
• Michael J. Broyde

Broides

• Avraam Broides/Avraam Broydes / ru:Бройдес, Авраам/ru:Авраам Бройдес (1907, Vilna - 1979, Tel-Aviv), Lithuanian-Israeli author ([])

Supposed froms

/	-o	-a	-e	-es
Brod	Brodo	Broda	Brode	Brodes
Braud-	Braudo	Brauda	Braude	Braudes
Broyd-	Broydo	Broyda	Broyde	Broydes
Brojd-	Brojdo	Brojda	Brojde	Brojdes
Broid-	Broido	Broida	Broide	Broides
Brond-	Brondo	Bronda	Bronde	Brondes
Brand-	Brando	Branda	Brande	Brandes

[edit] Trachtenbrot

Trachtenbrot (Trachtenbrod, Trakhtenbrot):

• Boris Avra(a)movich Trakhtenbrot / Boris A. Trachtenbrot, Boris Trakhtenbrot; Трахтенброт, Борис Абраамович (Абрамович) (b.1921, Brichevo, Bessarabia), Moldova-born mathematician ([7])
• Mark Borisovich Trakhtenbrot (Трахтенброт, Марк Борисович)

[edit] Brodka

Brodtka, Brodka, Brotka

• Angela Brodtka
• Don Brodka
• Mark Brodka
• Monika Brodka/Monica Brodka [pl], see List of Polish musicians

Brodtke, Brodke, Brotke

[edit] References

• Jewish Encyclopedia
• Aeiou Encyclopedia
• Radix Index
• Russian Jewish Encyclopedia

[edit] External links

• http://www.jewishgen.org/rabbinic/infofiles/surnames.htm
• http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GEN-DE/2002-05/1021405956
• http://www.saur.de/dbe/pdf/Aufge_Pers_B.pdf (PDF, biographical index)
• http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/rje_b.htm

Jewish Encyclopedia

• Bread
• Baking
  see also Jewish cuisine

[edit] See also

• Brodem [de]
• Broad, Brotero
• Ford, Forth, Furt, Fürth
• Beck/Bekk, Boeck/Böck, Becker/Bekker, Pekář
• Pugach/Pugatch/Pugatsch/ (means a baker, or a fat man; not Bogacz = Reich, rich man):
• Brau (cf.Bräu/Braeu/Breu/Braue, Breuer), Braun/Brown/Bron/Bronn, Braunschweig, Brunswig, Braunstein, Brauer, Breuer
• Brahm/Braham/Bramson, Brainin, Brandes/Brandeis/Brandys/Brandis, Brondes, Braw/Braf/Bronf/Brafmann/Brafman/Bronfmann/Bronfman
• Brand/Brandstädter/Brandt/Brandl/Brandel/Brandowski, Brandon, Brann, Branicki, Brandburg, Branderburgsky