Kornfelds
Kornfelds is a surname of German and Jewish origin. It is derived from the German word "Korn," meaning "grain" or "corn," and the suffix "-feld," meaning "field." Thus, the name literally translates to "cornfield." It is likely an occupational surname, referring to someone who owned or worked in a cornfield, or a toponymic surname, indicating a place of residence in or near a cornfield.
Historically, the surname Kornfelds has been found in various German-speaking regions, including Germany and Austria. It