-reuth

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The suffix -reuth (partly from -rut [e]) as part of place names stands for a place that was created on a cleared forest area. Then the place name is a so-called clearing name . The suffixes -rath , -rod , -roda and -rode are closely related .

Examples

(Bavarian, Saxon, Thuringian) Vogtland :

Upper Franconia :

Middle Franconia :

Upper Palatinate :

Upper Bavaria :

other places:

Austria

Individual evidence

  1. land area. Hallway names. (No longer available online.) Deutsche Rundschau, formerly in the original ; accessed on February 6, 2011 : "Rode, Reuth, Rath, Rade, Ried = deforested terrain, clearing"