Hirsch means deer in German language and Yiddish.

According to Radix Index, Hirsch- style variants ate: Hiros/Hirozs, Hirosik/Hirossik, Hirs/Hirsh/Hirsch, Hirschbeck, Hirsbein/Hirschbein, Hirsberg/Hirschberg, Hirsberger/Hirschberger, Hirsbrich/Hirschbrich, Hirsch-Rott, Hirschbichler, Hirschbock/Hirspek, Hirschel/Hirsl, Hirschenbanger, Hirschenberg, Hirschenberger/Hirsenberger, Hirschenhaimer/Hirschenheimer, Hirschenhammer, Hirschenhauser/Hirschenhauzer, Hirschenheuter, Hirschenhuber, Hirschensohn, Hirschenstein, Hirscher, Hirscherhauser, Hirschfänger, Hirschfel, Hirschfeld/Hirsfeld, Hirschhant, Hirschhorn/Hirschorn/Hirshorn, Hirschinger, Hirschkorn, Hirschkovics/Hirschkovits/Hirschkovitz/Hirskó/Hirskovics/Hirskovits, Hirschkron, Hirschl, Hirschler/Hirsler, Hirschli/Hirsli, Hirschlinger, Hirschman/Hirschmán/Hirschmann/Hirsman, Hirschner/Hirsner, Hirschpold, Hirschsohn, Hirsckovitz, Hirsen, Hirst/Hirszt, Hirt/Hirth, Hirtelen, Hirtenberger, Hirtenfeld, Hirtenleiter, Hirtenreiter, Hirtenstein/Hirthenstein, Hirter, Hirtie, Hirtl/Hyrtl, Hirtling, Hirtz, Hirtzer/Hirzer, Hirundovics, Hirwurter, Hirzala, Hirzi/Hirzy, Hirzsinszky.. etc.