1. Ashkenazi Jewish: variant spelling of Warman. Werman is a well known Jewish family name. The last name Werman likely originated from the Middle High German word "wer," meaning "man," and the suffix "-man," indicating occupation or status.
2. English: patronymic from the male name Werner.
- The origin in some cases maybe German (Westphalia) origin.
- Werman is also a well-known Jewish family name. The name Werman translates literally as "man man."
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