Waldman

Waldman is a surname of German-Jewish origin. Its meaning can be interpreted as “man of the woods” or “man of the forest.” The name likely originated from someone who lived or worked in a wooded area. Today, there are many individuals with the last name Waldman living around the world, with notable individuals including American physicist and Nobel laureate Jerome Waldman, and Canadian novelist and poet Anne Waldman. The Waldman surname has a rich history and continues to be a part of many families today.