Forename Schultz

Around the globe, Schultz (Schultz , シュルツ , Шульц ) is a rare unisex given name. The first name Schultz is characteristic of Italy, where it is a very rare epicene name, the United States, and Germany. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in China, the United States, and Italy. Much more prevalently, Schultz is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Schultz

name シュルツェ, name Шультце, name Schulz, name シュルツ, name Schultheiß, name Шольц, name Счултз, name שולץ, name Schultze, name שולצה, name Шульц, name Scholtz, name Schultz, name Szulc

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Schultz	Australia, Germany, Canada, Brazil, United States
シュルツ	Japan
Шульц	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan
שולץ	Israel

First names said to be same

Scholtz, Schultheiß, Schultze, Schulz, Szulc, Счултз, Шольц, Шультце, שולצה, and シュルツェ

First name Schultz in the context

Schultz is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Schultz , the operatic character in the opera Die Heimkehr aus der Fremde by Felix Mendelssohn; mayor of the village.

Notable namesakes

	urban schultz (b. 1550)
	jost niklas schultz FI (b. 1698)
	magister schultz (b. 1675)
	lebrecht julius schultz DE (b. 1732)
	barthold friedrich schultz 1759-1834; Notar in Hamburg (b. 1759)
	gottlieb schultz EE (b. 1794)
	sandford schultz English cricketer (1857-1937), GB (b. 1857)
	arthur «dutch schultz» flegenheimer An American mobster in the 1920s and 1930s, US (b. 1902)
	howie schultz Major League Baseball player; National Basketball Association player, US (b. 1922)
	webb schultz American baseball player, US (b. 1898)
	eberle hynson schultz American football player (1917-2002), US (b. 1917)
	diedrich schultz German navy officer and WWII submarine commander, DE (b. 1919)
	ray schultz Canadian ice hockey player, CA (b. 1976)
	saunders schultz American sculptor, US (b. 1927)
	albrecht schultz DE (b. 1919)

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Ky, Ka, Bj, Bo, Ba, Ck, Cy, Kn, Aj, Al, Su, Ms, Mr, My, Mi, Mo, Ar, and Kj