-trup
The suffix -trup (partly from -rut [e]) as part of place names stands for village . It is one of the general endings for village with -dorf , -torf, -troff, -druf, -druff , niederdt. -dorp, -dbod, -torp, -trop, -trup, -rup , dan. -torf, -torp, -trup, -rup , cf. engl. -thorp . It generally refers to a rural settlement.
Examples
Germany
- Astrup
- Addrup
- Eystrup
- Hastrup
- Natrup
- Nendorp
- Nortrup
- Oldendorp
- Ondrup, Steinfeld municipality
- Rentrup
- Tow crew
- Sentrup
- Setup
- Suttrup
- Voxtrup
- Race
- Wunstorf
- Barntrup , Lippe
- Bentorf
- Bentrup
- Bottrop
- Broth peat
- Bruntrup
- Castrop
- Dörentrup
- Entrup
- Erpentrup
- Finnentrop
- Goestrup
- Grastrup
- Henstorf
- Herrentrup
- Hiltrup
- Höntrup
- Istrup , town of Blomberg
- Istrup , town of Brakel
- Krentrup
- Matorf
- Natrup
- Ochtrup
- Oldentrup , City of Bielefeld
- Ondrup, City of Lüdinghausen
- Ondrup , town of Selm
- Rentrup
- Röhrentrup
- Schwelentrup
- Sentrup
- Suttrop
- Tintrup
- Uebbentrup , City of Bad Salzuflen, Lippe
- Uentrop , City of Arnsberg
- Uentrop , City of Hamm
- Uerentrup , City of Bielefeld
- Waltrop
- Welstorf
- Westorf
Saxony :
- Eight crew
- Dollerup
- Froerup
- Hörup
- Hürup
- Munkbrarup
- Norderbrarup
- Soerup
- Sterup
- Süderbrarup
- Sinnerup
- Tremmerup
Denmark
- Bjolderup
- Døstrup
- Glostrup
- Hastrup
- Jerup
- Jystrup
- Krengerup
- Mårup
- Nordrup
- Pandrup
- Randerup Sogn
- Sørup
- Suldrup
- Terndrup