Köhler

Köhler is a German surname that means "charcoal burner" in English. It is a common occupational surname in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The name is derived from the Middle High German word "koler," which means "charcoal burner."

Origin and Meaning

The surname Köhler is of occupational origin, referring to a person who made charcoal. The name is derived from the Middle High German word "koler," which means "charcoal burner." This occupation was important in the Middle Ages, as charcoal was used for a variety of purposes, including smelting and blacksmithing.

Notable People with the Surname Köhler

There are many notable people with the surname Köhler, including:

• Horst Köhler, a German politician and former President of Germany.
• Georg Friedrich Köhler, a German physician and immunologist known for the Köhler's Disease and Köhler Illumination.
• Wolfgang Köhler, a German psychologist and phenomenologist, one of the founders of Gestalt psychology.

Köhler in Popular Culture

The surname Köhler has also appeared in popular culture. For example, in the German television series Der Bulle von Tölz, one of the main characters is named Benno Köhler.

See Also

• Köhler's Disease
• Köhler Illumination
• List of people with surname Köhler

References

Köhler Resources
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