Walderman

Occupational

Meaning

A person associated with ruling or governing in a forest or wooded area.

Etymology

Derived from Old High German 'wald' (forest) combined with 'man' (man, person). The element may also incorporate 'walten' (to rule or govern), suggesting authority over woodland territories.

About the Walderman Surname

An occupational or topographic surname indicating someone who managed, lived in, or ruled over forested lands. The name reflects the importance of forest management in medieval Germanic societies.

Distribution

Primarily German-speaking regions, with scattered presence in Central Europe.

Notable Bearers

Unknown or obscure

People with the Walderman Surname