Mann is a surname of German and Jewish origin, derived from the Middle High German word 'man', meaning 'man'. It was initially used as an occupational name for a maker of men's clothing, particularly coats. The name can also be found among Ashkenazic Jews, perhaps representing an ornamental name meaning 'a man' or 'human being'. Today, Mann is predominantly found in Germany and among the Jewish population worldwide.
The name Mann experienced fluctuations over the past century with a notable increase in popularity since 2004. The highest number of births occurred most recently in 2016 with 7 births.