Bittermann

Bittermann, Bitterman
Family name
Meaning	bitter + man^[1] Nickname for a dismal, embittered man Nickname for "supplicant, beggar (German: Bittende, Bettler, cf. Bitte)" Very few case, from Bitter, Lower Saxony^[2]
Region of origin	Germany, Poland
Language(s) of origin	German, Yiddish
Related names	Bitter ({Biter}), Bitterle, Bitterlich, Bitterbaum ({Biterboym}), Bittersdorf, Bitterfeld (Bittersfeld), Bitterstein Similar surnames Bittmann (cf. Bittner, Büttner), Pittermann; Bitterauf, Bitterwolf, Bittorf (< Bitterolf); Bittrich (< Büttrich)
Footnotes: ^ Alexander Beider Surnames in Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from Galicia ^ Rosa & Volker Kohlheim "Familiennamen - Herkunft und Bedeutung", Duden, 2000, http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Duden,_Familiennamen_-_Herkunft_und_Bedeutung

Jim Bittermann, Senior European correspondent for CNN since 1996
Klaus Bittermann (de) (born 1952), German author and publisher
Torsten Bittermann (born 1968), German football manager and football player

Bitterman

Chet Bitterman (c. 1953 - 1981), American linguist and Christian missionary
Rachel Bitterman

Biterman

Tauba Biterman (born 1918), female Holocaust survivor

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