Austrian last Names - Page 1

The history of Austrian family names is a long and complicated one. Austrian last names can be traced back to the early Middle Ages, when they were first used by the nobility. Over time, these names became more common among the general population.

Today, there are over 700,000 different family names in Austria. The most common Austrian surname is Mueller, which means "miller" in German. Other common Austrian surnames include Schmidt (meaning "smith"), Weber (meaning "weaver"), and Bauer (meaning "farmer").Interestingly, many Austrian family names have French origins. This is due to the fact that Austria was once part of the Holy Roman Empire, which was heavily influenced by French culture. Some of the most common French-origin surnames in Austria include Dupont, Girard, and Martin.

What's in a name? A lot of history, that's for sure! Let's have a look at these interesting family names:

Aberl Achhorner Achleitner Ackerl Adlhart Ahammer Ahorn Aichmann Aichmayr Ainhirn Alge Amreich
Arrer Artner Aschauer Aschbacher Aubrunner Auer Auinger Aumair Aumayr Bachler Baldauf Benesch Bernsteiner Berthold Blauensteiner Blumauer Brandtner Buchberger Buchegger Buchinger Burgstaller Burtscher Czerny Dengg Draxler Drexler Ebhart Ebner Edlinger Egger Eglauer Eibinger Eibl Eibler Eichberger Eidler Eisbacher Eisner Ender Engl Enzinger Erber Erhart Ettenauer Falkner Farthofer Fasching Fauland Feldhofer Fellinger Fitz Flatscher Fleischhacker Foidl Freudenthaler Frohlich Gabauer Gabl Gaich Gaisch Galler Geissler Gollner Grassl Grunwald Gschwandtner Gudenus Gusenbauer Habacher Habeler Haberleitner Haberler Habison Habith Haderer Hadl
Haibl Haidinger Haindl Hammerer Hammerl Handl Haring Harisch Harrich Hatvan Haunold Hausbacher
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