Henkel

Meaning

Derived from a Germanic personal name or occupational term related to handles or corners.

Etymology

Henkel may derive from Middle High German 'henkel' meaning 'handle' or 'corner', suggesting an occupational origin for someone who made or dealt with handles. Alternatively, it may be a diminutive of the personal name Heinrich.

About the Henkel Surname

Henkel is a German surname with possible occupational roots related to handles or craftsmanship. It remains relatively common in German-speaking areas and their diaspora communities.

Distribution

Primarily found in Germany, with secondary populations in the United States and other Germanic-speaking regions.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Henkel Surname