Lampe
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Lampe is a surname of several origins. As a German surname, it originates from the word Lampe meaning "lamp". As a Slovene language surname, it originates from a short form of the given name Lampre(h)t, German Lamprecht.[1] Its Russified form is Lyampe.
Notable people with the surname include:
- Carlos Lampe, Bolivian football goalkeeper
- Charles John Frederick Lampe, English composer and organist
- Derek Lampe, English footballer
- Elmer A. Lampe, American coach of American football and basketball
- Friedrich Adolph Lampe, (1683–1729), German theologian
- Geoffrey Hugo Lampe, British theologian
- Grigory Lyampe (1925-1995) Soviet and Russian actor
- Isabella Lampe, English operatic soprano
- J. Bodewalt Lampe, Danish-American composer and arranger
- John Frederick Lampe (1703–1751), Anglo-German composer
- John R. Lampe, U.S. historian
- Jutta Lampe (1937–2020), German actress
- Maciej Lampe (born 1985), Polish basketball player
- Oliver Lampe (born 1974), German butterfly and freestyle swimmer
- Sara Lampe, member of the Missouri House of Representatives
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