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Rapp is a term with multiple uses in language and place names. Most commonly, it is a surname of German origin and it also appears as a toponym in several locales, as well as in acronyms and organizational names.

As a surname, Rapp is found in Germany and in countries with German heritage. It has been borne by individuals across a wide range of professions, including politics, science, and the arts. Like many Germanic surnames, its exact origin may be linked to an occupation, a nickname, or a characteristic of an ancestor, but the precise derivation varies by family line.

In geography, Rapp appears as the name of towns, streets, and geographic features in various regions. Local histories often tie such names to early settlers with the surname Rapp or to geographic features that inspired the label.

In addition to people and places, RAPP or Rapp can function as an acronym or part of organization names, including governmental, academic, and corporate entities. These usages typically reflect the common practice of using surnames or place names as identifiers.

The term Rapp can thus refer to several distinct topics, and its intended meaning is usually clarified by context, such as additional identifiers like a country, language, or field of use.