-rose

-rose is a German place name ending with Slavic origin.

The Slavic ending -rad or -raz (for example "tribe, clan , gender", cf. Russian род, rod ) became -rase in Low German and that in turn became -rose or -röse .

Examples:

• Dumröse in the then Stolp district, today Domaradz in the powiat Słupski , from a reconstructed Slavic place name Domaraď
• Groß Gastrose , the Lower Sorbian form is Gósćeraz , which originated from a reconstructed Slavic place name Gostiraď (Klein Gastrose: Mały Gósćeraz )
• Lieberose , the Lower Sorbian form is Luboraz , which in turn made a reconstructed Slavic place names Ľuboraď arose
• Mühlrose ( Upper Sorbian : Miłoraz), originated from a reconstructed Slavic place name Miloraď
• Müllrose (Lower Sorbian: Miłoraz) is a town in the Oder-Spree district in Brandenburg (Germany)

Comparisons

• -grad - Slavic from -gorod / -grad " city "
• -rode , -rade , -reuth - Germanic of " clearing "

See also

• Place name
• Onomastics

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1. ↑ ^{a b} Walter Kaestner, Low German-Slavic Interferences ; in: Handbook for Low German Linguistics and Literature Studies , ed. by Gerhard Cordes and Dieter Möhn, Berlin 1983, ISBN 3-503-01645-7 , pp. 678-729; P. 709 = Section 3.1.2.3