Wolff
Wolff is a German surname meaning "wolf." Notable bearers include philosopher Christian Wolff, whose systematic approach dominated 18th-century German philosophy, and journalist Michael Wolff, known for political exposés.
The spelling with double-f distinguishes it from the more common Wolf, though both derive from the same root.
Adherent of the gospel
- LeibnizBaroque-era polymath philosopher-mathematician
- metaphysicsPhilosophy of existence's nature
- ontologyStudy of existence's nature
- cosmologyStudy of universal structure
rationalism · logic · ethics · teleology · psychology · epistemology · systematic · Latin
Hard skeletal tissue
- remodelingAltering existing structures
- stressPressure, mental or vocal
- mechanicalOperated by machinery
- orthopedicsMedicine of bones, joints
adaptation · stimulus · skeletal · density · load-bearing · biomechanics · tissue · structure
Christian
Adherent of the gospel
- LeibnizBaroque-era polymath philosopher-mathematician
- metaphysicsPhilosophy of existence's nature
- ontologyStudy of existence's nature
cosmology · rationalism · logic · ethics · teleology · psychology · epistemology · systematic · Latin · professor
bone
Hard skeletal tissue
- remodelingAltering existing structures
- stressPressure, mental or vocal
- mechanicalOperated by machinery
orthopedics · adaptation · stimulus · skeletal · density · load-bearing · biomechanics · tissue · structure · growth
- lone wolfSelf-reliant individualist
- cry wolfGive false warnings
- wolf downEat very quickly
- crying wolfIssuing false warnings
- wolf in sheep's clothingConcealed threat appearing innocent
- alpha wolfDominant member of pack