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'''Sepp''' is a [[surname]]. When borne by Estonian-descended people, it is usually derived from ''sepp'' meaning "[[metalsmith|smith]]".


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'''Sepp''' is a [[surname]]. When borne by [[Estonians|Estonian]]-descended people, it is usually derived from ''[[wikt:sepp|sepp]]'' meaning "[[metalsmith|smith]]".
The surname Sepp is also found in Germanic languages.{{cn|date=February 2019|reason = yes I see it, but 'nepomukx is slavic mame. May be he was [[Sorb]] or Czech}}


Notable people with this surname include:
Notable people with this surname include:


* The [[Sepp family]], four generations of printers and artists active in Amsterdam between 1768 and 1860
* The [[Sepp publishing family]], four generations of printers and artists active in Amsterdam between 1768 and 1860
* [[Adeele Sepp]] (born 1989), Estonian actress
* [[Adeele Sepp]] (born 1989), Estonian actress
* [[Andre Sepp]] (born 1971), Estonian politician
* [[Anna Maria Sepp]] (born 1996), Estonian sailor
* [[Boris Sepp]] (1894–1941), Estonian lawyer and politician
* [[Dennis Sepp]] (born 1973), Dutch footballer
* [[Dennis Sepp]] (born 1973), Dutch footballer
* [[Johann Nepomuk Sepp]] (1816–1909), German historian, church historian and politician
* [[Evelyn Sepp]] (born 1972), Estonian sports figure and politician
* [[Kalev Sepp]] ([[floruit|fl.]] 2000s), Estonian-American defense analyst
* [[Heino Sepp]] (1936–2008), Estonian rally driver
* [[Jan Sepp]] (1778–1853), Dutch entomologist and artist
* [[Johan Sepp]] (1884–1953), Estonian politician
* [[Johann Nepomuk Sepp]] (1816–1909), German historian and politician
* [[Kalev Sepp]], Estonian-American defense analyst
* [[Kätlin Sepp]] (born 1992), Estonian swimmer
* [[Kätlin Sepp]] (born 1992), Estonian swimmer
* [[Kurt Sepp]] (born 1935), German ice hockey player
* [[Leo Sepp]] (1892–1941), Estonian financial figure, writer and politician
* [[Olav Sepp]] (born 1969), Estonian chess champion
* [[Olav Sepp]] (born 1969), Estonian chess champion
* [[Ott Sepp]] (born 1982), Estonian actor
* [[Ott Sepp]] (born 1982), Estonian actor
* [[Paul Sepp]] (1885–1943), Estonian theatre and film director and theatre teacher
* [[Sigrid Sepp]] (born 1998), Estonian swimmer
* [[Sigrid Sepp]] (born 1998), Estonian swimmer
* [[Tõnu Sepp]] (born 1946), Estonian music teacher
* [[Tõnu Sepp]] (born 1946), Estonian music teacher
* [[Uudo Sepp]] (born 1997), Estonian singer


== See also ==
== See also ==
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[[Category:Estonian-language surnames]]
[[Category:Estonian-language surnames]]

Latest revision as of 04:28, 26 October 2024

Sepp is a surname. When borne by Estonian-descended people, it is usually derived from sepp meaning "smith".

Notable people with this surname include:

See also

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