... Aus jüngerer Zeit stammen die Bezeichnung ... Kalvarienbergacker
Stoffsammlung:
- Quelle ht tp://www.tara.tcd.ie/bitstream/2262/3921/1/jssisiVolXII263_294.pdf
CAVAN.—The Irish cabhan, " a hollow plain," " a field," is the source from which the word CAVAN is derived. The* Irish word cabhan has acquired another meaning in some parts of Ulster, viz.:—" a round hill," as Cavanreagh, cabhan riach, " grey round hill." There are 25 Townlands in the Index named CAVAN, and the word CAVAN forms the first portion of numerous other Townland names. There is a corresponding word in Scottish Gaelic which is found in Gaven, " a hollow " Dumfries-shire.
- Quelle Buck Schnetz: keine Einträg
- lat. calefacere = heizen, calefacio = warm machen, calefacto = erhitzen, calvaria = Schädel
Calva, Hauptscheidel, Hirnschedel, Calvaria Hirnschal, Calveo = kahl sein,
Internetsuchbegriffe:
cavan
kalvarienberg
Namenshäufigkeit:
85123 Pobenhausen, 86529 Schrobenhausen, 86609 Donauwörth, 87651 Bidingen, 86971 Peiting, 87496 Hopferbach w., 87629 Füssen, 89343 Jettingen-Scheppach ö., 91171 Greding, 91220 Schnaittach-Kirchröttenbach, 91757 Treuchtlingen, 91795 Dollnstein, 92242 Hirschau, 92280 Kastl, 92283 Lauterhofen, 92331 Parsberg, 92334 Berching, 92355 Velburg, 92355 Velburg-Unterwiesen, 92507 Nabburg, 92690 Pressath, 92693 Eslarn, 93142 Maxhütte-Haidhof, 93336 Altmannstein, 93336 Altmannstein-Neuenhinzenhausen n., 93491 Stamsried, 95506 Kastl, 95666 Leonberg/Oberpfalz, 95686 Fichtelberg, 95692 Konnersreuth, 97753 Karlstadt Main, 97789 Oberleichtersbach,
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