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Schönwald
Pronunciation	Schönwald, Schoenwald ([šø:nvalt]), (Yiddish: שײנװאַלד) Sheynvald ([šejnvold, šejnvold])
Language(s)	German, Jewish (Yiddish)
Origin
Meaning	beautiful forest (translated as Czech: krásný les), or people from several places "Schönwald".
Region of origin	German-speaking area, Eastern Yiddish-speaking area (Galicia, Hungary)
Other names
Related names	Sheynvold, Sheinwold, Шёнвальд (Shonval'd); Schonwald (de); Schönwälder, Schoenwaelder (de); Schön (Sheyn, Schein), Schönlein, Schönl (Schöndl, Sheyndl), Schönmann (Sheynman, Scheinman), Schönemann, Schönermann (Sheynerman, Scheinerman), Schönbaum (Sheynboym, Scheinbaum), Schönbein, Schönberg, Schönberger, Schönblatt, Schönblum (Sheynblum, Scheinblum, Scheinbloom, Sheinbloom), Schönblut (Sheynblit, Scheinblut, Sheinblit, Sheinblitt), Schöngold, Schönheim, Schönheimer, Schönhersch/Schönherz, Schönholz/Schönholtz, Schönfeld, Schönzweig (Sheyntsveyg, Scheinzweig), and Schönbarth (Schönbart), Schönbauer, Schönflies, Schönfliess, Schönfreund, Schönhaus (Schonhaus)
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The German placename Schönwald refers to:

Schönwald im Schwarzwald, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Schönwald, Bavaria, Germany
Schönwald (also Schönwalde), Brandenburg, Germany
German name of Krásný Les, Karlovy Vary Region, Czech Republic
German name of Krásný Les, Liberec Region, Czech Republic
German name of Lesná u Tachova, Pilsen Region, Czech Republic
German name of Šumná, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic
German name of Podlesí nad Odrou, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic
German name of Bojków, part of Gliwice, Poland

Family names

Albert Schönwald (later Siklós) (born 1878, Budapest - 1942, Budapest), a Hungarian composer

Abe Scheinwald
Alfred "Freddy" Sheinwold (1912 - 1997), an American bridge player, administrator, international team captain
- The Kaplan-Sheinwold ("K-S"), bidding system
Chagai Scheinwald
Károly Schönwald, a 19-th century Hungarian rabbi
Sir Nigel (Elton) Sheinwald

This page lists people with the surname Schönwald, Schőnwald, Schoenwald, Schœnwald, Schønwald, Schonwald (Shonwald), Sheynvald, (Sheinvald, Scheinwald, Sheinwald), Sheinwold, Шёнвальд (Shonval'd), etc..
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 * [[Schönwald im Schwarzwald]], Baden-Württemberg, Germany
-* [[Schönwald, Bavaria]], Germany
+* [[Schönwald, Bavaria|Schönwald]], Bavaria, Germany
-* [[Schönwald, Brandenburg]], Germany
+* [[Schönwald, Brandenburg|Schönwald]] (also ''Schönwalde''), Brandenburg, Germany
 * German name of [[Krásný Les (Karlovy Vary District)|Krásný Les]], Karlovy Vary Region, Czech Republic
 * German name of [[Krásný Les (Liberec District)|Krásný Les]], Liberec Region, Czech Republic
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 * German name of [[Podlesí nad Odrou]], Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic
 * German name of [[Bojków]], part of [[Gliwice]], Poland
+== Family names ==
+{{Family name
+|name = Schönwald
+|image =
+|image_size = <!-- width in pixels -->
+|caption = Schönwald, Schoenwald, ''Sheynvald'' ({{lang-yi|'''שײנװאַלד'''}}), {{lang-ru|'''Шёнвальд'''}}
+|pronunciation = '''Schönwald, Schoenwald''' ([šø:nvalt]), ({{lang-yi|'''שײנװאַלד'''}}) ''Sheynvald'' ([šejnvold, šejnvold])
+|meaning = beautiful [[forest]] (translated as {{lang-cs|[[Krásný Les|krásný les]]}}), or people from several places "Schönwald".
+|region = [[German-speaking]] area, [[Eastern Yiddish]]-speaking area ([[Galicia]], [[Hungary]])
+|language = [[German]], [[Jewish]] ([[Yiddish]])
+|related names = ''Sheynvold'', Sheinwold, Шёнвальд ([[Shonval'd|Shonval'd]]); [[Schonwald]] [[:de:Schonwald|(de)]]; [[Schönwälder]], [[Schoenwaelder]] [[:de:Schönwälder|(de)]]; [[Schön]] (''Sheyn'', Schein), [[Schönlein]], [[Schönl]] ([[Schöndl]], ''Sheyndl''), [[Schönmann]] (''Sheynman'', [[Scheinman]]), [[Schönemann]], [[Schönermann]] (''Sheynerman'', [[Scheinerman]]), [[Schönbaum]] (''Sheynboym'', [[Scheinbaum]]), [[Schönbein]], [[Schönberg]], [[Schönberger]], [[Schönblatt]], [[Schönblum]] (''Sheynblum'', [[Scheinblum]], [[Scheinbloom]], [[Sheinbloom]]), [[Schönblut]] (''Sheynblit'', [[Scheinblut]], [[Sheinblit]], [[Sheinblitt]]), [[Schöngold]], [[Schönheim]], [[Schönheimer]], [[Schönhersch]]/[[Schönherz]], Schönholz/Schönholtz, [[Schönfeld]], [[Schönzweig]] (''Sheyntsveyg'', [[Scheinzweig]]), and [[Schönbarth]] ([[Schönbart]]), [[Schönbauer]], [[Schönflies]], [[Schönfliess]], [[Schönfreund]], [[Schönhaus]] ''([[Schonhaus]])''
+|footnotes = [http://www.avotaynu.com/books/DJSGNames.htm]
+}}
+* [[Albert Siklós|Albert Schönwald ''(later Siklós)'']] (born 1878, Budapest - 1942, Budapest), a Hungarian composer
+* [[Abe Scheinwald]]
+* [[Alfred Sheinwold|Alfred "Freddy" Sheinwold]] (1912 - 1997), an American bridge player, administrator, international team captain
+** [[Kaplan-Sheinwold|The Kaplan-Sheinwold ("K-S")]], bidding system
+* [[Chagai Scheinwald]]
+* [[Károly Schönwald]], a 19-th century Hungarian rabbi
+* [[Nigel Sheinwald|''Sir'' Nigel (Elton) Sheinwald]]
+== See also ==
+* [[Schönwalde]]
+* [[Schönewald]], [[Schönewalde]]
+* [[Schönenwalde]]
 {{geodis}}
+{{surname|Schönwald, [[Schőnwald]], [[Schoenwald]], [[Schœnwald]], [[Schønwald]], [[Schonwald]] ([[Shonwald]]), [[Sheynvald]], ([[Sheinvald]], [[Scheinwald]], [[Sheinwald]]), [[Sheinwold]], [[Шёнвальд]] ([[Shonval'd]]), etc.}}
+[[Category:German toponyms]]
+[[Category:Germanic-language surnames]]
+[[Category:German-language surnames]]
+[[Category:Jewish surnames]]
+{{surname-stub}}
+{{Yiddish-stub}}
 [[de:Schönwald]]