Finde Personen mit dem Namen Anna Friesenhahn

The last name Friesenhahn has German origins, specifically from the regions of Germany where surnames often derived from geographical features or occupations. The name itself can be broken down into two components: "Friesen," which refers to the Frisians, a group of people from the coastal regions of the North Sea, and "Hahn," meaning "rooster" in German, which may symbolize vigilance or a connection to farming and rural life. Historically, surnames like Friesenhahn were often adopted by families to denote their heritage or occupation, suggesting that those who bore the name may have had ties to agriculture or a specific locality associated with the Frisians. Variations of the surname can be found in different German-speaking regions, with potential alterations in spelling or pronunciation, such as Friesenhan or Friesenhahn, depending on local dialects. While the name is primarily rooted in German culture, it may also appear in other countries due to migration, though it remains relatively uncommon outside of its original context.