Theophil
Theophil is from the Greek ( θεοφιλής theophilēs, god loved, very happy [ of people ] ') derived male first name. The German loan translation is Gottlieb, the ( old) Latin equivalent Amadeus.
Bearers of the name
- Theophil Christen (1873-1920), physician, mathematician and physicist
- Theophil Frey ( lawyer) ( Theophil Heinrich Frey; 1881-1957 ), German jurist
- Theophil Georgi (1674-1762), German booksellers, publishers and bibliographer
- Theophil von Hansen (1813-1891), Danish -Austrian architect and architect of classicism
- Theophil Friedrich von Hack (1843-1911), German mayor
- Theophil Kaufmann (1888-1961), German politician ( CDU)
- Theophil Kriese Ernst (1785-1848), German writer and educator
- Theophil Laitenberger (1903-1996), German composer, church and school musicians
- Theophil Noack (1840-1918), German zoologist and teacher
- Peter Riess (Peter Theophil Riess; 1805-1883 ), German - Jewish physicist
- Theophil Wurm (1868-1953), 1929-1948 Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg
Variants
See the article:
- Théophile
- Theophilus