Stoffsammlung:

• Quelle http://www.pbenyon.plus.com/Misc/Etymology.html
  Molt (Gaelic), a wether. Annamult, Brocklamont.
  auf deutsch: ein Hammel bzw. Schafsbock

• wie in aller Welt, kämen die Malteser nach Oberdolling ?

• Quelle ht tp://www.tara.tcd.ie/bitstream/2262/3921/1/jssisiVolXII263_294.pdf
  MAUL, MEEL.—MAUL is from the Irish meall, " a hill," " hillock," or " eminence." There are over 50 Townlands having this prefix in the Index, as Maulmore, meall mor, " great hill." In the Gaelic of Scotland the word is meall, and it forms part of the names of numbers of hills in Scotland, as Mealgarve, " rough hill " (Sutherlandshire). In Manx " a cape," " bare headland," or " top of a hill " is meayl

Internetsuchbegriff:
Malteserholz

Namenshäufigkeit:
85129 Oberdolling

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