Grinding mountain

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Grinding mountain
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height 195  m above sea level NHN
location Hessen , Germany
Mountains Forecrops of the Odenwald
Coordinates 49 ° 49 ′ 4 "  N , 8 ° 40 ′ 29"  E Coordinates: 49 ° 49 ′ 4 "  N , 8 ° 40 ′ 29"  E
Schleifberg (Hesse)
Grinding mountain
rock Crystalline Odenwald - Frankenstein Complex
Age of the rock about 360 million years

The Schleifberg is a mountain in the north-western Odenwald, approx. 1.7 km east of Darmstadt . The 195.0 m high mountain in the Darmstadt forest area is partially forested.

North of the Schleifberg is the 257.0 m high Bordenberg . The B 426 ("Rheinstrasse") and the Modau run south-east . The Mühltalstrasse and the Modau run to the south and southwest. The "Mathilde Temple" is located on the northwestern edge.

Toponyms

  1. undated: Schleifberg
  2. today: Schleifberg

etymology

The two variants of loops in the documents are due to the use of different stem vowels in noun formation:

  1. Old High German slîfan and Middle High German slîfen with the meaning "slide, slip out, slide down".
  2. Old High German and Middle High German slipfen "slide out, fall" and another weak verb Old High German and Middle High German slip, sleipfen "do slide, let".

The / a / forms created by monophthonging / ɑɪ / to / ɑ: / go back to the latter. The / i / forms go back to sli (p) fen .

Grinding names usually refer to artificial systems where something grinds or can be grinded. Loops and sanding paths in the forest are paths on which the felled wood can be dragged away. In arable and meadowlands there are unpaved - often temporarily laid out roads and import and export points - or sloping places; Old High German sleifa , sleipfa "loop, wooden slide"; Middle High German sleife , sleipfe "track, path created by grinding (of the wood)".

See also

Frankenstein complex

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ City Atlas Darmstadt and Surroundings, Official City Map Darmstadt, Surveying Office of the City of Science Darmstadt, Cartography Department, 2016, p. 40
  2. ↑ Hans Ramge et al .: Südhessisches Flurnamenbuch , Hessische Historische Kommission Darmstadt, 2002, ISBN 3-88443-045-9 , pp. 822f.