Stapelfelder

Stapelfelder is the demonym for inhabitants of Stapelfeld, a municipality in the district of Lüneburg, in Lower Saxony, Germany. The term is formed by adding the suffix -er to the place name Stapelfeld, following a common pattern in German for denoting residents of a locality. Demonyms like Stapelfelder are used in official records, local media, and everyday speech to identify people from the area.

Stapelfeld is located in northern Germany and is part of the state of Lower Saxony. It lies in the rural landscape of the Lüneburg district, where agriculture and small-town community life are characteristic of the region. The demonym reflects standard German toponymic practice and serves as a linguistic marker of local identity.

In use, Stapelfelder can refer to individuals from Stapelfeld as a group or to the population of the municipality as a whole. The term is neutral and primarily functions as a descriptive identifier rather than conveying any particular social or cultural distinction.