Kurmann

Kurmann is a surname of German origin, possibly derived from the word "Kur," meaning "cure" or "therapy," or potentially from a dialectal form of "Kormann," which could relate to a type of craftsman or a geographical feature. The surname is found in various German-speaking regions and has also spread to other countries through migration.

Notable individuals who have borne the Kurmann surname include [mention a couple of brief, neutral examples if readily available, otherwise omit this sentence]. Further genealogical research would be required to trace specific family lines and their historical movements. The prevalence of the Kurmann surname can vary significantly by region within Germany and internationally. Its etymology suggests a possible connection to professions or locations significant in medieval German society, though definitive origins are often difficult to ascertain without detailed historical records. The name's spelling and pronunciation may also have minor variations across different dialects and historical periods.