About Lewinter
The surname Lewinter is of Ashkenazi Jewish origin and is derived from the Yiddish word "levinter," meaning "from the Levant." The Levant refers to the Eastern Mediterranean region, including countries such as Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan. Therefore, the surname Lewinter likely originated as an identifier for individuals or families who migrated from the Levant to other parts of Europe, particularly Eastern Europe, during various historical periods.
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