Tanmaz

Tanmaz is a surname of Turkish origin. It is found among Turkish-speaking communities in Turkey and in diaspora populations. The surname likely arose after the 1934 Surname Law, when Turkish citizens adopted hereditary family names, and is among many contemporary Turkish surnames that are not tied to a specific occupation or geographic origin in widely cited sources.

There is no widely cited encyclopedic article dedicated to Tanmaz, and there are no well-known individuals with this surname who have English-language encyclopedic biographies in major reference works. In practice, bearers of the name may appear in local or regional records, news reports, or genealogical materials rather than in prominent national or international sources.

Beyond its use as a surname, Tanmaz is rarely documented as a toponym or common noun in major reference works; if any such use exists, it is likely localized and not part of standard nomenclature. For researchers seeking more precise information about a particular person or place associated with the name Tanmaz, sources such as Turkish civil records, local histories, or genealogical databases may be more informative.