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Drachmann, Drachman
Origin
Language(s)	Danish, Yiddish
Meaning	dragon
Region of origin	Denmark, Poland, Galicia
Other names
Related names	Drach, Drache, Dracher, Drachner, Drachler; Polish: Dragon "dragoon"
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Holger Henrik Herholdt Drachmann (1846 - 1908), a Danish poet and dramatist
Janus Drachmann (born 1988), a Danish professional football midfielder

Bernard Drachman (1861, New York City - 1945, New York City), an American leader of Orthodox Judaism
Theodore Solomon Drachman (1904 - 1988), a public health official and an author

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+|meaning = [[dragon]]
+|region = Denmark, Poland, Galicia
+|language = Danish, Yiddish
+|related names = [[Drach]], [[Drache]], [[Dracher]], [[Drachner]], [[Drachler]]; {{lang-pl|[[Dragon]]}} "[[dragoon]]"
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+}}
+* [[Holger Drachmann|Holger Henrik Herholdt Drachmann]] (1846 - 1908), a Danish poet and dramatist
+* [[Janus Drachmann]] (born 1988), a Danish professional football midfielder
+* [[Bernard Drachman]] (1861, New York City - 1945, New York City), an American leader of Orthodox Judaism
+* [[Theodore S. Drachman|Theodore Solomon Drachman]] (1904 - 1988), a public health official and an author
+{{surname|Drachmann, [[Drachman]]}}
+[[Category:Danish-language surnames]]
+[[Category:German-language surnames]]
+[[Category:Jewish surnames]]
+[[Category:Animal surnames]]
+{{Denmark-hist-stub}}
+{{surname-stub}}
+[[da:Drachmann]]
+[[de:Drachmann]]