Brunswik (onomastics)

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Onomastics and disambiguational information about the words and place- & human names that forms: Brunswik, Brunswiek, Brunsvík, Braunschweig.. etc.

According to Nelly Weiss, many families that was Cohen, Bloch changed surname to Braunschweig, Braunschweiger, and Brunswick-form last name in Germany.

[edit] Etymology and Places

[edit] Braunschweig

• the City (Großstadt) of Braunschweig ([bráUnšvajk]), or Brunswiek/Brunswīk (Low German, Low Saxon), Brunswick (Anglicised form from Middle Age), Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen)

Brūn-s-wīk meant originally "Master Bruno's wick/village, territory".

English Old word Wick (OE wīc ; LG wīk/wiek ; Latin vīc-us ; PIE ^*weik-) remains English place names like that Warwick, Berwick, Greenwich, Hampton Wick, etc.

Then, these word have not any relationship with German words like Schweigen, Schwegel, schwach, Švejk(Schweik).. etc.

Contents 1 Etymology and Places 1.1 Braunschweig 1.2 Brunswick 2 Supposed forms 3 Human Names, any Objects/Groups after Personal Names 3.1 Braunschweiger 4 Brunschwig 4.1 Brunschvig 5 Brunswig 6 Brunszvík, Brunsvick 7 Brunswik 8 Brunswick 9 Brunswich 10 Brunswieck 11 Brunschvicque 12 External links 13 See also

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• Regierungsbezirk Braunschweig / Braunschweig (region): a functioned "Regierungsbezirk", dissolved in 2004
• den famous Landkreis Braunschweig in Niedersachsen (Image)
• das famous Herzogtum Braunschweig / Duchy of Brunswick in Deutschland
  • Herzogtum Braunschweig-Lüneburg, (The Duchy of) Brunswick-Lüneburg
• das famous Land Braunschweig im German Reich
• das Braunschweiger Land, einen Landstrich in Niedersachsen

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• die Evangelisch-Lutherische Landeskirche in Braunschweig
• den Fußballverein Eintracht Braunschweig
• die Footballmannschaft Braunschweig Lions
• die Canadian Provinz Neubraunschweig (New Brunswick/Nouveau-Brunswick)
• mehrere Kriegsschiffe der German Marine mit dem Namen Braunschweig
• die little Ortschaft Braunschweig (Ostkap) in der Republik Südafrika

[edit] Brunswick

See Brunswick article

[edit] Supposed forms

Brunsz

/	-/S/-	-wig#	-vig -vicg#	-weig# -weik# -weick#	-wick# -vick#	-wik# -vik# / -vík#
Braun	s	Braunswig	Braunsvig	Braunsweig Braunsweik Braunsweick	Braunswick Braunsvick	Braunswik Braunsvik
	sch	Braunschwig Braunschwigk	Braunschvig Braunschvicg	Braunschweig Braunschweik Braunschweick Braunschweigk	Braunschwick Braunschvick	Braunschwik Braunschvik
	sz [s] (Hungarian) or [š] (Polish)	Braunszwig	Braunszvig	Braunszweig/Braunszwejg Braunszweik/Braunszwejk	Braunszwick	Braunszwik Braunszvik/Braunszvík
Brun	s	Bruns
	sch	Brunsch
	sz
Brunn	s	Brunns
	sch	Brunnsch
	sz	Brunnsz
Bron	s	Brons
	sch	Bronsch
	sz	Bronsz
Broun	s	Brouns
	sch	Brounsch
	sz	Brounsz
Brown	s	Browns
	sch	Brownsch
	sz	Brownsz

[edit] Human Names, any Objects/Groups after Personal Names

• the House of Braunschweig ([bráUnšvajk]), or Brunswiek/Brunswīk (Low German, Low Saxon), Brunswijk (Dutch), Brunswick (Anglicised form from Middle age)
  • Duke of Brunswick and Lüneburg (Herzog zu Braunschweig-Lüneburg), and Prince of Wolfenbüttel (Fürst(en-tum) von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel), 1267 - 1807
  • Duke of Brunswick and Lüneburg, 1813 - 1918

    • See also Dukes of Brunswick-Lüneburg (Category), German category.

• Rabbi Abraham ben Eliezer Braunschweig (Abraham ben Eliezer Brunschwig), Reviser of the rabbinical Bible published by the printer König of Basel in 1619; and assistant to Johannes Buxtorf ([])
• Rabbi Jacob Eliezer Braunschweig (? - April 16, 1729, Vienna), German rabbi and Talmudic author ([])
• Rabbi Moses ben Mordecai Braunschweig, Polish Talmudist; lived about the middle of the 16th c. at Cracow ([])

[edit] Braunschweiger

• Braunschweiger sausage

[edit] Brunschwig

• Alexander Brunschwig
• Luc Brunschwig
• Marthe Brandès (born Marthe-Joséphine Brunschwig) (January 31, 1862, Paris - ), French Jewish actress ([])
• Martine Brunschwig Graf, Swiss politician

[edit] Brunschvig

• Robert Brunschvig, French Jewish historian of Islam

[edit] Brunswig

• Alfred Brunswig ([bru(:)nsviç / -vik]), German philosopher
• Marguerite Brunswig Staude, architect

• Bergen Brunswig (Bergen Brunswig Corp., Bergen Brunswig Drug Company)
• Brunswig Mausoleum, see List of pyramid mausoleums in North America

[edit] Brunszvík, Brunsvick

• Teréz Brunszvik / Teréz Brunszvík / Therese Gräfin Brunsvick, Therese Brunsvick / Countess Therese Brunsvick, Therese Brunsvick ([brunsvi(:)k]) (1775, Pozsony - 1861, Martonvásár), Hungarian nobility ([1] [2])

• Franz von Brunswick/Count Franz von Brunswick, see Appassionata

[edit] Brunswik

• Egon Brunswik
• Else Frenkel-Brunswik, born Else Frenkel (August 18, 1908, Lemberg - March 31, 1958 Berkeley, California, USA), Polish-Austrian psychologist

[edit] Brunswick

• Egon Brunswick ([brunšvik]?) (1903, Budapest - 1955, Berkeley), Hungarian ([3])

[edit] Brunswich

Brunswich [brA~svik]:

• Léon Lévy Brunswich (April 20, 1805, Paris - April 29, 1859, Havre), French Jewish dramatist ([])

[edit] Brunswieck

• Michael Brunswieck

[edit] Brunschvicque

• Léon Brunschvicg/cq (< ^*-cque ; Frenchised name ; ([brA~švik])

[edit] External links

Jewish Encyclopedia

• [] (Braunschweig)
• [] (Brunswick)
• [] (Wolfenbüttel)

[edit] See also

• Brunswick (disambiguation page)
• Bruns
• Brauns
• Brun, Brunn, Brunner
• Braun, Brauner
• Schweich, Schweiger

• Lüneburg
• Wolfenbüttel