Stoffsammlung:

• Quelle ht tp://www.tara.tcd.ie/bitstream/2262/3921/1/jssisiVolXII263_294.pdf
  GLAS.—The Townland names having GLAS as their first syllable are usually derived from the Irish glas, " green," as Glasmullagh, glas mullach, " green summit," though sometimes they are anglicised forms of glaise, " a stream " or " rivulet," as Glasnarget, glaise an airgid, " brook of the silver." The Scotch Gaelic word glas has several meanings, amongst others it signifies " green," as Glaister, " green land " Ayrshire. In Manx the word glass denotes " grey-green," also "blue" and "pale," as in Ballaglass, " green farm." Compare Welsh glas, Cornish glâs, and Breton glâz or glâs

Internetsuchbegriff:
classis = Bürgerklasse, Stand; classicus = Bürger der ersten Klasse

Namenshäufigkeit:
82346 Andechs, 83676 Jachenau, 85072 Eichstätt, 85072 Buchenhüll, 85080 Gaimersheim, 85110 Kipfenberg, 85111 Pietenfeld, 85116 Egweil, 92361 Berngau, 85128 Nassenfels, 85128 Wolkertshofen, 85131 Schernfeld, 85135 Titting, 85290 Geisenfeld, 91171 Greding, 91463 Dietersheim, 95632 Wunsiedel OT

Internetsuchbegriffe:
meadow wie Wiese ?

Namenshäufigkeit:
85111 Möckenlohe, 85111 Pietenfeld, 85114 Tauberfeld, 85131 Schernfeld, 85276 Pfaffenhofen, 86465 Heretsried, 86643 Rennertshofen, 87733 Markt Rettenbach, 91180 Heideck, 91785 Pleinfeld, 91804 Mörnsheim, 91809 Gammersfeld, 92224 Amberg, 93077 Bad Abbach, 95706 Schirnding, 96126 Maroldsweisach

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