Keils
Keils is a surname of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German word keil, meaning wedge, and likely originated as an occupational nickname for a wedge maker or as a topographic or descriptive name for someone living near a wedge-shaped piece of land or feature. The form Keils appears in records as a plural or possessive rendering of Keil and may reflect regional spelling variations. Related spellings include Keil and Kiel, while English-language records sometimes show the variant Keels, which may represent a separate lineage or a phonetic adaptation.
In terms of distribution, Keils is found most commonly in German-speaking areas and among descendants in North
Notable bearers: There are individuals with the surname Keils who have contributed in fields such as academia,