Feinberg

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Language(s) of origin Yiddish
Meaning fine, beautiful + mountain Region of origin Ukraine, Russia, Soviet, Israel, United States Related names Fein (< {fin, vin}), Feine, Feiner, Feinert, Feinbaum, Feinblatt, Feinbruck (Feinbruk, Feinbrik), Feinbuch (Feinbauch), Feinglas (Feinglass), Feingold (= Gingold), Feinknopf, Feinkohl (Feinkol), Feinkopf, Feinkuch (Feinkuchen), Feinmann, Feynman, Feinsilber, Feinsinger, Feinstadt (Feinstad), Feinstein, Feintuch (Fayntikh, Feintichel), Feinwachs (Feinwax); Schön Similar surnames Feinschel Feingenbaum Feind (Feindt), Feindel, Feindl, Feindstein Fehn Feimann, Faimann

Feinberg, Feinberger is surname of:

Aaron Feinberg, American rollerblading champion

Avshalom Feinberg (1889–1917), a leader of Nili

Baruch Feinberg (born 1933), Israeli Olympic javelin thrower

Benjamin F. Feinberg (1888–1959), New York politician

Charles L. Feinberg (1909-1995), American biblical scholar, first dean of Talbot Theological Seminary

Israel Lewis Feinberg (1872-1941), New York City coroner

Gerald Feinberg, American physicist

Joel Feinberg (1926–2004), American philosopher

John Feinberg, American theologian

Kenneth Feinberg, American attorney, Special Master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund

Leslie Feinberg, transgender activist

Martin Feinberg, chemist

Louis Feinberg (1902–1975), birth name of Larry Fine, one of The Three Stooges

Paul Feinberg (1938-2004), American theologian

Samuel Feinberg (1902–1989), birth name of Sammy Fain, American popular music composer

Samuil Feinberg, Russian composer and pianist

Steve Feinberg, founder of Cerberus Capital Management, LP

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