Lässl

Lässl is a surname of German origin. It is believed to be a diminutive form of the given name Lorenz, which is the German equivalent of Laurence. The name likely originated in Southern Germany, particularly in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. As with many surnames, its exact origin and early history are difficult to trace definitively due to the passage of time and variations in spelling.

Over centuries, families bearing the Lässl surname have dispersed within Germany and have also emigrated to other countries, including the United States, Canada, and Brazil, following patterns of German migration. The surname is not particularly common but can be found in various regions. As a surname, Lässl is a patronymic or a reference to an ancestor's given name, indicating a connection to someone named Lorenz or a similar variation. The meaning is therefore "son of Lorenz" or "belonging to Lorenz". There are no widely known public figures or historical figures with the surname Lässl that have achieved significant international recognition, though individuals may have made contributions within their local communities or professions. The distribution of the name today reflects historical migration patterns.