Temmang
Temmang is a surname of uncertain origin that has been found primarily in Central and Eastern Europe. The name is most frequently recorded in records from the Czech lands, Slovakia, and the surrounding areas of Austria-Hungary. Etymological studies have linked the name to the personal name "Mangi" or "Mang," an Old Germanic root meaning “servant” or “attendant.” The prefix “Tem-” is believed to be a diminutive or patronymic marker, giving the meaning “descendant of the servant of Mangi.”
The first documented appearance of the name appears in the 15th‑century timetables of the Kingdom of Bohemia,
Notable individuals with the surname include František Temmang, a Czech engineer known for his contributions to