Schmidt

From German Schmidt (“smith”).

Schmidt (plural Schmidts)

1. A occupational surname​ of German origin.

• According to the 2010 United States Census, Schmidt is the 185^th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 147,034 individuals. Schmidt is most common among White (95.2%) individuals.

From German Schmidt, often as a Germanization of the Danish Smed.

Schmidt

1. A surname​.

• Danmarks Statistik: 15 849 persons with the surname Schmidt (compared to 863 named Smed) living in Denmark on January 1st, 2011. Accessed on 18 October 2011.

Schmidt

1. A surname​.

• Schmid, Schmidl, Schmidts, Schmied, Schmiedel, Schmieder, Schmitt, Schmitz

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Schmidt

1. A common surname​, equivalent to Smith in English.

Altenschmidt, Bachschmidt, Baierschmidt, Ballschmidt, Bauenschmidt, Bauernschmidt, Bauerschmidt, Baurenschmidt, Baurschmidt, Bayerschmidt, Behrschmidt, Beielschmidt, Beilschmidt, Beischmidt, Beitelschmidt, Bergschmidt, Beringschmidt, Beutelschmidt, Beyelschmidt, Beylschmidt, Blauschmidt, Blechschmidt, Boberschmidt, Bohlenschmidt, Bökenschmidt, Braunschmidt, Bresselschmidt, Brinkschmidt, Brockschmidt, Bruchschmidt, Dauberschmidt, Deperschmidt, Depperschmidt, Döppenschmidt, Dorfschmidt, Dörrschmidt, Dörschmidt, Drahtschmidt, Drathschmidt, Dratschmidt, Dreckschmidt, Drommelschmidt, Dürrschmidt, Dürschmidt, Eckschmidt, Eisenschmidt, Engelschmidt, Fahnenschmidt, Federschmidt, Feldschmidt, Fliegenschmidt, Freischmidt, Goldschmidt, Hammerschmidt, Hellenschmidt, Hufschmidt, Kastenschmidt, Kleinschmidt, Kupferschmidt, Messerschmidt, Nagelschmidt, Reinschmidt, Schaarschmidt, Schmidtschneider, Silberschmidt, Uldschmidt, Waldschmidt

• From The German-language Wiktionary

• IPA^(key): [ˈʃmitː]
• Hyphenation: Schmidt

Schmidt

1. A surname​.

German Schmidt

Schmidt m pers or f

1. A masculine surname​.
2. A feminine surname​.

Masculine surname:

The feminine surname is indeclinable.

• Schmidtowa f
• Schmidtówna f

• Appendix:Polish surnames