Lidman

Lidman is a surname of Swedish origin. It is believed to be an occupational surname, possibly derived from the word "lid" meaning "slope" or "hillside," and "man" meaning "man." Therefore, Lidman could have originally referred to a man who lived on or near a slope or hillside, or perhaps a man who worked on such land.

The surname Lidman is most prevalent in Sweden, where it is found across various regions. It is also present in other countries, particularly those with historical Swedish immigration, such as the United States and Canada. As with many surnames, its exact origins and early bearers are difficult to trace definitively, but its Swedish roots are well-established.

Notable individuals with the surname Lidman include Sune Lidman, a Swedish photographer known for his evocative images of everyday life and nature. Another is Carl-Gustaf Lidman, a Swedish diplomat who served in various capacities. The surname appears in genealogical records and historical documents relating to Swedish families and their migrations. Its presence continues to be a part of Swedish heritage.