Cymerman

Cymerman is a Polish surname of German origin. It is an occupational surname, deriving from Polish cymerman ("carpenter"), which is a loanword from German Zimmermann. There were 1803 people with this surname in Poland as of 2002.^[1]

Notable people with the surname include:

Claude Cymerman (born 1947), French classical pianist
Elżbieta Franke-Cymerman (born 1940), Polish fencer
Henrique Cymerman (born 1959), Portuguese journalist

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v t e Surnames associated with the occupation of carpenter
Celtic	McIntyre, McIntire, McEntire
Germanic	Schrage Schrager Schreiner Tesler Tessler Tischler Tishler Wright Zimmer Zimmerer Zimmerman Zimerman Zimmermann (Czech: Cimrman, Polish: Cymerman) Simmerman Timmer Timmerman Timmermans Timmers Stenger Stender
Romance	Carpender Carpenter Carpentier Carpentieri Carpinteiro Carpintero Charpentier
Semitic	Najjar Nagar
Slavic	Ciesielski Cieśla Cieślak Cieślar Cieślik Tesař Tesařík Teslya Tsesler Plotnick Plotnikov Stolarski Stolař Stolarz Stolarczyk Stolyar Stolyarchuk Stolyarenko Stolyarov
Uralic	Ács, Asztalos, Puusepp

Cymerman

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