Rejman

Rejman is a surname of Polish origin. It is believed to derive from the personal name "Rejman," which itself is a variation of "Raimund" or "Raymond." This Germanic name is composed of the elements "ragin," meaning counsel or decision, and "mund," meaning protection. Therefore, the name Rejman can be interpreted as "wise protector" or "counsel of protection." The surname likely originated as a patronymic, indicating descent from someone named Rejman.

The distribution of the surname Rejman is primarily concentrated in Poland, with smaller populations found in other countries due to emigration. Historical records indicate its presence in various regions of Poland over centuries. Like many surnames, its exact origin point can be difficult to pinpoint definitively, but its linguistic roots clearly point to a Slavic context with Germanic influences. The surname has been carried by individuals across different social strata throughout Polish history. Today, Rejman is a recognized surname borne by numerous individuals in Poland and across the diaspora.