In addition,
Franz Franz is a male first name, occurs as surname .
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origin and meaning of the name
short form of Franziskus (lat. for the Franke), or the Italian Francesco (Französlein)
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variants
- womanlike: Franzine, Franziska, Franzisca, Franceska, Franzi
- male:Francisco, Francis, Franciskus, Franek, François, Franziskus, Franz, franc, Ferenc
- surname: Franz, Frantz
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name day
- 15. January: Franz de Capillas
- 24. January: Franz of Sales (1567-1622), bishop of Geneva/Annecy, medal founder, Mystiker and church teacher.
- 31. January: Franz Xaver Maria Bianchi
- 2. April: Franz of Paola
- 22. April: Franz of Fabriano
- 6. May: Franz of Montmorenxy Laval
- 11. May: Franz de Hieronymo
- 4. June: Franz Carácciolo
- 1.Juli: Franz judge
- 14. July: Franz of Solano
- 2. September: Franz Urban Salins de Niart
- 30. September: Franz de Borja y Aragon
- 4. October: Franz of Assisi, (around 1181-1226), founders of the Franziskanerordens.
- 3. December: Francisco de Xavier y Jassu(1506-1552), in the German-speaking countries a pioneer of the Christian mission in Asia admits, joint founders of the society Jesu as the holy Franz Xaver.
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other well-known name carriers: First name
- Franz Ackerman (around 1330-1387), flämischer statesman
- Franz field man (* 1963),German painter
- Franz basin farmer (*1945), German football star
- Franz Burda, German publisher
- Franz Bopp, German linguist
- Franz Christian Naunyn, German politician
- Franz de Hieronymo, (de Geronimo) (1642-1716)
- Franz Jägerstätter (1907-1943), Austrian conscientious objector
- Franz Josef Degenhardt, GermanMore closely
- Franz Josef bunch, (1915-1988), German politician
- Franz Kafka, German writer
- Franz clammy one, Austrian ski running runner
- Franz king (1905-2004), Austrian cardinal
- Franz Liszt, Hungarian composer
- Franz Mark, German painter
- Franz Mehring, French writer
- Franz Müntefering, German politician
- Franz havens, father of Henny havens
- Franz Scholz, schlesischer theologian
- Franz thrust ore, Austrian composer
- Franz Vranitzky, Austrian politician
- Franz of Borgia, (1510-1572)
- Franz of Papen, German politician
- Franz of Paris, (1690–1727)
- Franz von Paola, (1416–1507)
- Franz von Prag, († 1362)
- Franz von Retz, (1343–1427)
- Franz von Siena, (1266–1328)
- Franz von Suppé, österreichischer Komponist
- Franz von Vitoria, (1480–1546)
- Franz Werfel, österreichischer Schriftsteller
- Francesco Bracci 1969-1967 Roman Kurienkardinal
- Francesco Borgongini Duca (1884-1954) was a cardinal of the Roman-catholic church
- Francesco Carpino 1905-1993, bishop von Monreale, Erzbischof von Palermo and a Kurienkardinal of the Roman-catholic church Francesco
- Morano 1872-1968 was a cardinal of the Roman-catholic church later
- Francesco Ragonesi 1850-1931 was a cardinal of the Roman-catholic church
- Francesco Zantedeschi (1797-1873) was an Italian priest and physicist
- Francisco Alvarez (um.1465 - um.1540), Portuguese Missionar and discoverer
- Francisco Cavalera
- Francisco Escárcega
- Francisco Frutos
- Francisco Largo Caballero
- Francisco Madero (1873-1913), Mexican revolutionaries,Statesman and president of Mexico (1911-1913)
- Francisco Morazán
- Francisco de Orellana
- Francisco de Quevedo
- Francisco Varela
- Ferenc Gyurcsány, Hungarian Prime Minister
- Ferenc Kölcsey, Hungarian poet
- Ferenc Puskás (Öcsi), Hungarian football player
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other well-known name carriers: Surname
- Adolf Franz (1842-1916)
- Agnes Franz (1794-1843)
- Anselm Franz (aviation pioneer) (1900-1994), directors/conductors of the pre-development for fluid-flow machines with Junkers
- Anselm Franz of Ingelheim (Mainz) (1622? - 1695), governors Erfurts, Erzbischof and Kurfürst of Mainz
- Anselm Franz of Ingelheim (peppering castle), prince bishop von Würzburg
- Dennis Franz (* 1948),US-American actor
- Frederick William Franz (1893-1992)
- Günter Franz, photographer from Bremen (Northern Germany)
- Gunther Franz (1902-1992)
- Ignaz Franz (1719-1790), German catholic priest, theologian and church song poet
- Justus Frantz, conductor
- Marie Louise of Franz (1915-1998), Psychoanalytikerin
- Robert Franz composer
- Wolfgang Franz (1564-1628)
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other meanings
Franz arose in Germany during the First World War than pointed name for the observers and navigators in the airplane. Still this very day is „verfranzen itself “a common rewriting for orientation loses; i.e.if Franz had itself with the map vertan, then Emil (pilot) had verfranzt itself „“.
The designation “Franzmann “or “frenchie” - (i.d.R. despektierlich) for “Frenchman” uses - a term is in the soldier language is likewise used. Here actsit itself simply around a Verkürzung and a Unformung of the dreisilbigen term „Frenchman “into probably the zweisilbigen „Franz man “more concise for rough German-language (infantry -) throats.
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forms in other languages
- Ferenc (Hungarian)
- Francesco (Italian)
- Francisco (Paco) (Spanish, Portuguese)
- Francis (English)
- Franciszek (Polish)
- Frančišek (short: To franc) (Slovenian)
- František (Czech)
- fray (Netherlands)
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