Lehmanns

Lehmanns is the plural form of the German surname Lehmann. In German-language usage, die Lehmanns can refer to multiple people who share the surname or to a family named Lehmann. The form is used when speaking about more than one bearer of the name, or when naming a family as a unit.

Origins and usage: Lehmann is a common German surname with several possible origins, including occupational or patronymic roots. The plural form Lehmanns does not denote a separate lineage or family branch in itself but simply refers to the group of individuals who bear the name. Because it can function as both a surname and a family designation, Lehmanns may appear in historical records, genealogical contexts, and contemporary identifiers such as business names or fictional families in literature.

Cultural and textual appearances: In fiction, journalism, or genealogical writing, the expression “the Lehmanns” can be used to describe a household or kin group. Outside of specific contexts, Lehmanns does not correspond to a single well-known entity; it is largely a generic reference to people with the Lehmann surname.

Notable people: Individual figures are typically addressed by their given name and surname (for example, a person named Anna Lehmann or Franz Lehmann). When compiling lists of notable people, entries are usually organized under Lehmann (surname) rather than under the plural Lehmanns.

See also: Lehmann (surname); Lehman (disambiguation)