STEINHAUSER
Steinhauser
The surname Steinhauser is of German origin, believed to be derived from the Middle High German words "stein" meaning stone, and "hus" meaning house. It is thought to have originated as a topographic name for someone who lived near a stony dwelling or a house built of stone.
Distribution and Significance
While the surname Steinhauser is more commonly found in Germany, it is also present in countries such as Austria and Switzerland. As with many surnames, it may have been brought to the United Kingdom by immigrants or individuals of German descent.
Notable Individuals
There are several notable individuals with the surname Steinhauser, though information on specific British individuals with that name may be limited due to its relatively rare occurrence in the UK.
Historical Origins
Historical records suggest that the Steinhauser name has been recorded in various forms over the centuries, reflecting the evolution of language and orthography. Variants of the name may include Steinhäuser, Steinmeister, or Steinmann.
Modern Usage
In modern times, the surname Steinhauser may have undergone alterations in spelling or pronunciation, as families assimilate into new cultures or languages. However, it remains a distinctive and potentially meaningful surname for those who bear it today.
Sorry, we don't have any statistics on this name. That's probably because it's very uncommon in Britain.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Christian
- Peter
Female
- Eszter
- Tanja
Similar and related surnames
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