Schor
Schor, Shor, Schorr:
Matt Schorr
שׁוֹר šōr (pl:שְׁוָרִים šəwārīm) means an ox (cf.Ochs, Ochser, wola, Wohl; see below)
Template:Lang-he means "to sing".
On the onomastics in Judaism, there are variants: Schorer, Schoyer, etc,
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Schor
Schor, Template:Lang-he:
- Schor family from Innsbruck
- Johann Paul Schor, known as Giovanni Paolo Schor/Giovanni Paolo Tedesco (baptised (getauft) June 27, 1615, Innsbruck - buried (beerdigt) March 6, 1674, Rome), Austrian painter, Dekorator, see also Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach
- Bonaventura Schor (baptised July 12, 1624, Innsbruck - January 1692, Innsbruck), Austrian painter
- Egid Schor (baptised September 2, 1627, Innsbruck - July 2, 1701 Innsbruck), Austrian painter
- Christoph Schor (b. 1655, Rome - July 2, 1701, Rome), architect, Kupferstecher
- Hans Schor (? - buried March 6, 1674, Innsbruck), Austrian painter
- Jan Ferdinand Schor, Johann (Baptist) Ferdinand Schor (baptised June 24, 1686, Innsbruck - January 4, 1767, Prague), Austrian painter, engineer, see also Jan Jahn
- David Schor
- Abraham Chayyim ben Naphtali Hirsch Schor (? - January 3/23, 1632, Belz), Galician rabbi ([1])
- Hilary M. Schor/Hilary Schor
- Isaías Schor
- Juliet Schor (), US sociologist
- Laura Schor
- Lynda Schor (), American writer
- Matthew Schor
- Rabbi Naphtali Hirsch ben Zalman Schor, also Naphtali Herz, Moravian Talmudist of the 16th century ([2])
- Rabbi Moses Ephraim Solomon Schor, also Ephraim Solomon Schor (the Elder) (? - 1633, Lublin), Polish rabbi ([3])
- Rabbi Jacob Schor
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- Rabbi Alexander Sender Shor of Zolkiev / Sender Shor (אלכסנדר סנדר שור; )
- Deborah Babad (daughter)
- Alexander Ḥayyim Schor
- Meïr Schor of Brody, later Meïr Brodski (See Brodski)
- Alexander Ḥayyim Schor
- Deborah Babad (daughter)
- Rabbi Alexander Sender Shor of Zolkiev / Sender Shor (אלכסנדר סנדר שור; )
- Rabbi Moses Ephraim Solomon Schor, also Ephraim Solomon Schor (the Elder) (? - 1633, Lublin), Polish rabbi ([3])
- N. Kronfeld-Schor, see Niche differentiation
- Nestor Schor
- Ricardo Schwartz Schor
Shor
Shor, Szor, Template:Lang-ru, Template:Lang-he:
- See also Shor article
- Bernard "Toots" Shor (1903 – 1977) proprietor of a legendary restaurant, Toots Shor's Restaurant
- Daniel "Dan" Shor/Dan Schor (b.), actor, director, author
- Ira Shor (b.), composition and rhetoric professor
- Peter Shor (b.1959), American theoretical computer scientist
- Shmuel Shor/Shmuel Schorr (שמואל שור; b.1915, Poland), Israeli physician
- Aleksandr Germanovich Shor / ru:Шор, Алексангр Германович (1876, Rostov na Donu - 1942, Chistopol, Tatarstan), musician
- David Solomonovich Shor/Dovid Solomonovich Shor / ru:Шор, Гавид Соломонович (1867, Simferopol, Crimea - 1942, Tel-Aviv), Ukrainian-Israeli author
- Naum Zuselevich Shor / ru:Шор, Наум Зуселевич (b.1937, Kiev), Ukrainian mathematician
- Osip"Ostap" Vasiľevich Shor, Osip Ben'yaminovich Shor / ru:Шор, Осип Беньяминович, or Остап Васильевич (1899, Odessa -1971)
- Rozaliya Osipovna (Iosifovna) Shor / ru:Шор, Розалия Осиповна, pseudonym: Р. рош / р. ш. (1894, Kovno - 1939), Lithuanian philologist
- Viktor Abramovich Shor, Victor Shor / ru:Шор, Викор Абрамович (b.1929, Kharkiv), Ukrainian astronomer
- Shor's algorithm, after Peter Shor
Bekor-Shor
Bekor-Shor, Bekhor-Shor, Bechor Schor, Hebrew: בְּכוֹר־שׁוֹר: means the older ox, firstborn ox:
- Descendants of Bekhor Shor
- Rabbi Joseh ben Isaac Bekor-Shor of Orleans / Joseph ben Isaac Bekor-Shor / Joseph Bekor-Shor (יוסף בכור שור; 2nd half of the 12c.), French tosafist, exegete, and poet ([4])
- Saadia Bekor-Shor, Alleged son of Joseph Bekor Shor ([])
- Rabbi *Elisha Yitzhak Schorr
- Dr. Alexander Schorr (אלכסנדר שור; 1881, - 1943), historian
- Prof. Sam Schorr (), physician
- Renen Schorr (רנן שור; b. Jerusalem, 1952), Israeli film director, screenwriter, film producer
- Prof. Sam Schorr (), physician
Wolowski
Wolowski (Template:Lang-he; Shor/Szor) is a Polish family, several members of which became converted to Christianity. It flourished in southern Poland in the 17th and 18th centuries, and was directly descended from Osias Tebu'at-Shor. It was not until the family had become Christianized that it adopted the Polish form of the name, "Wolowski". Jewish members of this family bearing the name Twiaschor, and Christian members of the name of Wolowski are still living in Brody and Lemberg. The following are the more important members:
- Elisha Shor
- Ḥayyah Wolowski
- Nathan ben Elisha Shor; after baptism, Michael Wolowski
- Solomon ben Elisha Shor; after baptism, Lucas Franciszek Wolowski
- Louis-François-Michel-Reymond Wolowski, Louis-François Wolowski (1810-1876), ([5])
Schorr
Schorr, Template:Lang-he:
- Anschel Schorr ()
- Bill Schorr ()
- Collier Schorr, see The erotic male in photography
- Daniel Schorr (b.1916), journalist
- Ethan Schorr
- Friedrich Schorr (b. September 2, 1888, Nagyvárad/Großwardein - August 14, 1953, Farmington, Connecticut, USA), Hungarian-Austrian chazzan, singer
- Gail Levey Schorr, nutritionist and former CBS correspondent
- Gedalia Schorr (1910-1979), rabbi and philosopher
- Glenn Schorr, see Financial analyst, Research report
- Herbert Schorr, see also Information Sciences Institute
- Hermann Schorr (), Austrian chazzan and singer
- Israel Schorr (1886 - 1935) Poland-born chazzan
- Arthur Schorr McBadass
- Joseph Schorr, see David Pogue
- Juliet Schorr, see Juliet Schor
- Lady Schorr and J. W. Schorr, see Kentucky Oaks
- Mayer Schorr (1856-1913), chazzan for the "Polnische Schul", Vienna
- Matt Schorr The biggest badass ever
- Carolyn SchorrThe lead singer of Evanescence
- Michael Schorr (), drummer, see also Schultze Gets the Blues, Death Cab for Cutie
- Tim Schorr fat piece of shit
- Mike Schorr, see The Stability E.P.
- Rabbi Moses Schorr, Mojzesz Schorr (משה שור; 1874, Przemyśl - 1941), Polish historian, Bible scholar, orientalist ([6]; [7])
- Nate Schorr (), founder of GRFCS
- Richard (Reinhard Emil) Schorr (b. August 20, 1867, Kassel - September 21, 1951, Badgastein, Salzburg), astronomer, see Schorr (crater)
- Todd Schorr (b.1954), American pop surrealist painter
- William Schorr
- Schorr (crater), named after Richard Schorr
- 1235 Schorria, or Schorria (asteroid) (de), named after Richard Schorr
Shorr
Shore
Shore: (maybe most are Jewish origin)
- Adam Shore
- Bay Shore
- Dinah Shore
- Eddie Shore
- Howard Shore
- Jane Shore
- Jemima Shore, a fictional character
- Jersey Shore
- John Shore
- Pauly Shore
- Peter Shore
Schorer
Schorer, Shorer, Szorer, *Schoyrer, *Schoirer, *Szojrer, and *Schorrer:
- Christoph Schorer, pseudonym: Otho Fischer, Omophrius (b. December 2, 1618, Memmingen - February 12, 1671, Memmingen), doctor (Mediziner), astronomer, writer, see German article
- Mark Schorer
Schorsch
Schorsch, *Schorsh, *Shorsh, *Szorsz:
- David Schorsch
- Georg "Schorsch" Kraft, see List of World War II aces from Germany
- Ismar Schorsch
- Johann Schorsch(b. October 29, 1874, Vienna - April 25, 1952, Vienna), Austrian labpr unionist (Gewerkschafter)
- Tom Schorsch
- Eisernen Schorsch, see Georg Kieninger
- Sonnenschein family changed their name to Sors ([šorš]) in the movie "Sunshine (1999 film)"
- Schorsch Kamerun
- Schorsch Forest View
- Schorsch Irving Park Gardens Historic District, see List of Registered Historic Places in Cook County, Illinois
- Schorsch Village
- Hieronymus (Friedrich Wilhelm) Schorch (b. October 23, 1692, Erfurt - May 9, 1783, Erfurt), jurist
Schoyer
Schoyer, Schoier, Shoyer, Shoier:
Schur, Schurr
- Alexander Schur, see German article
- Ernst (Erich Walter) Schur (b. November 24, 1876, Kiel - March 6, 1912, Berlin), writer
- Friedrich (Heinrich) Schur (b. January 27, 1856, Maciejewo bei Krotoszyn, Posen - March 18, 1932, Breslau), Polish-German mathematician
- Issaj Schur/Issai Schur (b. January 10, 1875, Mogiljow - January 10, 1941, Tel Aviv), Lithuanian-German-Israeli mathematician
- (Philipp) Johann Ferdinand Schur (b. February 18, 1799, Königsberg - May 27, 1878, Bielitz), Prussian botanist
- Norman W. Schur
- (Adolph Christian) Wilhelm Schur (b. April 15, 1846, Altona (Hamburg) - July 1, 1901, Göttingen), astronomer
- Willi Schur (b. August 22, 1888, Breslau - November 2, 1940, Berlin), actor, see German article
Schurek
- Paul Schurek (b January 2, 1890, Hamburg - May 22, 1962, Hamburg), writer
Schür
Schür-, Schuer-, Schürr, Schuerr-:
- Friedrich Schürr (b. June 9, 1888, Vienna - August 24, 1980, Konstanz), Romanist
Schürer
- Emil (Johannes) Schürer (b. May 2, 1844, Augsburg - April 30, 1910, Göttingen), Protestant theologian, New Testament scholar(Neutestamentler)
- Johann Georg Schürer (b. c. 1720, Rauditz, Bohemia - February 16, 1786,Dresden), composer
- Oskar Schürer (b. October 22, 1892, Augsburg - April 29, 1949, Heidelberg), art historian
- Max Schürer von Waldheim, originally Maximilian Friedrich Hermann Ludwig (1860 - 1942), Austrian pharmacist and specialist-author ([8])
- Friedrich Schürer-Waldheim, or Friedrich Schürer von Waldheim (b. June 9, 1896, Wildalpen, Steiermark - April 19, 1991, Vienna), Austrian surgeon (Chirurg)
Schürrer
- Hermann Schürrer (b. December 14, 1928, Wolfsegg, Oberösterreich - November 29, 1986, Vienna), Austrian writer
Schürstab
- Erhard Schürstab (?- 1461 Nürnberg), statesman
Schürenberg
- Siegfried Schürenberg, originally Siegfried Wittig (b January 12, 1900, Detmold - August 31, 1993, Berlin), actor, see German article
- (Johann) Wilhelm Schürenberg (b. April 2, 1831, Essen - October 10, 1894 Essen), Unternehmer
Schürmann
- See Schürmann, Schurmann, Schuermann, Schurman, Shurman, Schuerman article
- See also Schermann/Sherman, Shirman, etc.
Schürmeier
Schürmayer, Schürmeyer, etc:
- Ignaz Heinrich Schürmayer (b February 4, 1802 Freiburg/Breisgau - 24 May, 1881 Freiburg/Breisgau), Gerichtsdoctor, doctor (Mediziner)
- Walter Schürmeyer (b. October 4, 1889, Krefeld - 17 July, 1976, Königswinter), Bibliothekar
External links
References
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Singer, Isidore; et al., eds. (1901–1906). The Jewish Encyclopedia. New York: Funk & Wagnalls.
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- Friedberg, B. — Geschichte der Familie Schor(r), Frankfurt am Main, 1901
See also
- Shore
- Schork
- Schorn (de)-: Schornbaum, Schornstein, Schoren (de), Schorre (de)
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