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Metzner is a German surname, which may have formed from the German word metze, a small dry-measure for grain, or metzjen, the occupational name for a butcher. It is also a habitational name that stems Metz from Lorraine, typically a Jewish name, and from Metzen in Lower Bavaria. The origin of the surname has led to various other related spellings.

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Cologne phonetics
6867
Caverphone
MTSNA11111
P8168
Medina
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Metzner
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Metzner
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Metzner (surname)
Soundex
M325
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German
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Metzner is a German surname, which may have formed from the German word metze, a small dry-measure for grain, or metzjen, the occupational name for a butcher. It is also a habitational name that stems Metz from Lorraine, typically a Jewish name, and from Metzen in Lower Bavaria. The origin of the surname has led to various other related spellings.

Notable people with the surname include: Arthur B. Metzner (1927–2006), Canada-born American chemical engineering professor and rheologist Carroll Metzner (1919–2008), American politician Charles Miller Metzner (1912–2009), American judge Ernő Metzner (1892–1953), Hungarian-born film director and production designer Franz Metzner (1870–1919), German sculptor Helmut Metzner (1925–1999), German plant physiologist Karl-Heinz Metzner (1923–1994), German footballer Olivier Metzner (1949–2013), French criminal defense lawyer Ralph Metzner (1936–2019), German-born American psychologist, writer and researcher Sheila Metzner (born 1939), American photographer

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