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The last name Tepelmann has its origins in Germany, specifically within the regions of northern and central Germany. It is derived from the Middle High German word "tepeln," which means "to tap" or "to strike," suggesting that the name may have originally been associated with a profession related to tapping or striking, possibly in the context of brewing or carpentry. The suffix "-mann" indicates a connection to a person or occupation, thus the name could be interpreted as "the man who taps" or "the tapper." Variations of the surname can be found in different German-speaking regions, with some instances of spelling variations such as Tepelmann, Teppelmann, or even Tepel. While the name is primarily found in Germany, it may also appear in other countries due to migration, though it remains relatively uncommon outside its country of origin. The historical roots of the name reflect the occupational naming conventions prevalent in medieval German society, where surnames often indicated the trade or role of an individual within the community.