Gutman

Proper noun

Meaning

Gutman (plural Gutmans)

A surname.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

magnut mangut tangum

Examples

Gutman (1990) 406 Other interpretations Wagner's ideas are amenable to socialist interpretations; many of his ideas on art were being formulated at the time of his revolutionary inclinations in the 1840s. Source: Internet

Everett (2008) According to Robert Gutman, this theme is reflected in the opera Parsifal. Source: Internet

Elie Wiesel supported Kosinski; Israel Gutman and Daniel Goldhagen (see below) supported Wilkomirski; Wiesel and Gutman support Goldhagen. Source: Internet

Gregor-Dellin (1983) 293–303 Here Minna visited him for the last time: they parted irrevocably, Gutman (1990) 215–6 though Wagner continued to give financial support to her while she lived in Dresden until her death in 1866. Source: Internet

Gregor-Dellin (1983) 336–8; Gutman (1990) 231–2 Wagner excused himself in 1878, when discussing this correspondence with Cosima, by saying "The tone wasn't good, but I didn't set it." Source: Internet

Gutman (1990) 142 Wagner's primary published output during his first years in Zürich was a set of essays. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

gutlessness gutlike gutling Gutmann Gutmann method Gutnish