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The last name "Roth" has its origins in Germany and is derived from the Middle High German word "rot," meaning "red." This surname likely referred to individuals with red hair or a ruddy complexion, or it could have been associated with the color of the land or a specific geographical feature. The name is prevalent in various regions of Germany, particularly in areas with a significant Jewish population, where it has been adopted by many Ashkenazi Jews. Historically, the surname may have been linked to occupations or characteristics of those who bore it, such as a connection to agriculture or land management, where the color red could symbolize fertility or richness of the soil. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, including "Rote" in some Slavic regions and "Rothschild," which is a notable Jewish family name that has gained prominence in finance and philanthropy. The name has also been adapted in various languages, leading to different spellings and pronunciations, but the core meaning related to the color red remains consistent across these variations.