Pott

Pott 's

Pott ( rum), a spirits brand
In northern Germany for a large cup or mug
Colloquial name for the metropolitan Ruhrgebiet
In the North German slang for a larger ship
Slang term for toilet
In northern Germany slang for pot
In the Rhineland colloquially for a pot ( Kaffee-/Teepott )

Pott is the surname of the following persons:

Adolf Pott, Prussian district administrator
Albertine Pott (1783-1837), co-founder of the Little Castle, Little Castle High School see
Alfred Pott (1882-1951), German engineer
August Friedrich Pott (1802-1887), German linguist
Carl Pott (1906-1985), cutlery manufacturer and industrial designers
Carl Hugo Pott, German entrepreneur, see Pott (Cutlery Manufactory)
Caroline Pott (1785-1854), co-founder of the Little Castle, Little Castle High School see
David Julius Pott (1760-1838), German theologian
Emil Pott (1851-1913), German animal breeding scientists
Friedrich - Schünemann Pott (1826-1891), American freethinkers and German theologian
Fritz Pott ( b. 1939 ), German football player and football coach
Gottfried Pott ( b. 1939 ), German typographer, calligrapher, author and teacher
Heiner Pott (born 1954 ), German politician ( CDU)
Hermann Richard Pott (1844-1903), German physician
Ingo Pott ( b. 1970 ), German architect
Johann Balthasar Pott (* 1693/1694, † 1751 ), royal britain norman and electoral braunschweigisch - lüneburgischer office in Hagen and Stotel
Johann Heinrich Pott (1692-1777), German chemist and pharmacist
Louise Pott (1778-1833), co-founder of the Little Castle, Little Castle High School see
Marcel Pott ( b. 1946 ), German television journalist and author
Oliver Pott (* 1973), German entrepreneur
Paul Pott (1882-1966), German architect
Percivall Pott (1714-1788), English surgeon
Richard Pott ( Plant ecologists ) (* 1951), German plant ecologists
Richard Pott ( Manager ) (* 1953), German physicist and industrial managers
Walter Pott (1878-1960), German local politician