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Harmon, Hermann, Herman, Harmann, Harmin, Armani |
Harman is a surname of Germanic origin dating back before Christ. Most notable, (Arminius) was the unifier of the early Germanic tribes against the Roman Empire. In lower German the name is Hermann; in upper German it is Harman. Its early name relationship to Arminius who was German born and educated in Rome was discovered by Martin Luther.
The name, possibly one of the oldest known surnames, has seen many variations in spelling and is found in over 40 languages. Spelling variations also include Hardman, Hartman, Hartmande, Hermande, Hartmann, Herman, Larmande, Armande, Arman, Armmand, Hermman, Larmand and Armmand.
The term "Army" is also thought to be derived from the name.
Adam Harman (born 1977), American pianist
Alexander Harman (1921–1996), American judge
Alfred Hugh Harman (1841–1913), British photography pioneer
Allan Harman (born 1936), Australian theologian
Andrew Harman, British science fiction author
Avraham Harman (1915–1992), Israeli diplomat
Barry Michael Harman (born 1952), American screenwriter
Brad Harman (born 1985), Australian baseball player
Brian Harman (born 1987), American golfer
Brooke Harman (born 1985), Australian actress
Buddy Harman (1928–2008), American drummer
Chris Harman (1942–2009), British journalist and left-wing political activist
Chris Paul Harman (born 1970), Canadian composer
Claire Harman, British actress (Brookside)
Denham Harman (1916–2014), American biogerontologist
Fred Harman (1902–1982), American cartoonist
Estelle Harman (1922–1995), American acting coach
George Harman (1830–1892), British Army officer
George Harman (1874–1975), Irish cricketer and rugby union player
Gilbert Harman (born 1938), American philosopher
Glyn Harman (born 1956), British mathematician
Graham Harman (born 1968), American philosopher
Harjit Harman, Indian Punjabi singer
Harriet Harman (born 1950), British politician, MP for Camberwell and Peckham (1982–present)
Harvey Harman (1900–1969), American football coach
Hugh Harman (1903–1982), American animator and film producer
Jack Harman (1920–2009), British Army officer
James Harman (born 1946), American singer, songwriter and harmonicist
Jane Harman (born 1945), American politician, member of the House of Representatives for California's 36th district (2001–present)
Jasmine Harman (born 1975), British television presenter (A Place in the Sun)
Jennifer Harman (born 1964), American poker player
Sir Jeremiah Harman (born 1930) controversial English High Court Judge who resigned in 1998.
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Joe Harman, the main male character in Neville Shute's novel A Town Like Alice
John Harman (born 1950), British civil servant, former chairman of the Environment Agency
John B. Harman (1907–1994), British physician, expert witness in the trial of John Bodkin Adams
John Pennington Harman (1914–1944), British soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross
Justin Harman, Irish diplomat, Ambassador to Russia
Katie Harman, American singer, actress and former Miss America
Louise Harman (stage name Lady Sovereign), (born 1985), British rapper
Ľubomír Harman (born 1962), Slovak spree killer
Mark Harman (translator) (born 1951), Irish translator
Mark Harman, British computer scientist
Moses Harman (1830–1910), American schoolteacher, publisher and activist
Nigel Harman (born 1973), British actor (EastEnders)
Oren Harman (born 1973), Israeli writer and academic
Pete Harman (born 1919), American businessman, co-founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken
Roger Harman (born 1941), English cricketer
Sabrina Harman (born 1978), American soldier
Samuel Bickerton Harman (1819–1892), Canadian lawyer, accountant, politician and civil servant, former Mayor of Toronto (1869–1870)
Sidney Harman (1918-2011), American businessman
Thomas Harman (16th century), English author
Tom Harman (born 1941), American regional politician
Tony Harman (1912–1999), English farmer
William Harman (1869–1962), Irish cricketer
Willis Harman (1918–1997), American academic
Zina Harman (born 1914), Israeli politician, Member of the Knesset (1969–1974)
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