Lindemanns

Lindemanns is a surname of Germanic origin that may refer to individuals bearing the name, and, less commonly, to organizations or brands that adopt it as a family or corporate designate. The name is most often encountered in Europe, particularly in German-speaking regions as well as the Netherlands and Scandinavia, where variations of the spelling are common.

Etymology: The surname is linked to the given name Lindemann or to the elements Linde (“linden tree”) and Mann (“man”), signaling “the man from Linde” or “son of Lindeman” in its longer forms. Variants include Lindemann, Lindemans, and Lindeman, with spellings adapting across languages and historical periods.

Distribution and usage: Modern distribution reflects broader migration patterns, with the name found in North America and other regions where European surnames have taken root. As with many Germanic and Dutch surnames, it appears across diverse communities and professions.

Notable bearers: The surname is carried by individuals in various fields such as science, culture, and business, though specific public figures depend on historical records and context.

Other uses: Because of its generic nature, Lindemanns commonly functions as a surname rather than a single, distinct entity. In some cases, it may be used by family-owned enterprises or brands named after a founder or family with the Lindemann/Lindemanns lineage.

See also: Lindemann, Lindemans, Lindeman.