Susen

Susen is a name that can refer to people and, in some cases, to places or organizations in onomastic usage. It is used in various cultures as a personal name and may appear in different spellings or forms depending on language and region.

As a given name, Susen is most commonly found in German-speaking areas where it appears as a feminine variant of Susanne or Susan. In these contexts it may be used as a standalone name or as a nickname derived from a longer form. The exact meaning of Susen in contemporary use generally aligns with the broader meaning associated with Susanne/Susan, which is linked to the Hebrew name Shoshannah, commonly interpreted as “lily” or a symbol of beauty and renewal in some traditions.

As a surname, Susen occurs in parts of Europe and among diasporic communities. Surname forms of Susen are typically regarded as of Germanic origin, possibly arising from a given name or, less commonly, from a place-based name. Regional distributions and historical records vary, and the surname may appear in different orthographic variants.

In literature and media, individuals named Susen may appear, but there is no single universally prominent figure associated with the name. The usage of Susen as a given name or surname continues to vary with cultural and linguistic trends.

See also Susanne, Susan, Susana, Susie.