Schwartzs

Schwartzs is the plural form used in English to refer to more than one person with the surname Schwartz. The surname Schwartz is of German origin, derived from the adjective Schwarz meaning “black,” historically used as a nickname for someone with dark hair or a dark complexion or who wore dark clothing.

The name originated in German-speaking regions and spread with Jewish diaspora communities to the United States, Israel, and other areas. Variants of the name include Schwarz, Schwartz, and related spellings that arose from linguistic shifts and regional pronunciation.

In English-language contexts, Schwartzs appears in genealogical, biographical, or descriptive writing to designate a group of individuals sharing the name Schwartz. It is not a separate surname with its own distinct lineage; rather, it is the plural form used when listing or discussing multiple bearers of the name.

Notes and variants: The Schwartz family name has many spellings, and individuals may appear under Schwarz, Schwartz, or Schwartz‑variant records depending on immigration history and local orthography. For broader uses and related names, see Schwartz (disambiguation).