-
Swabian children from Graubünden at
Arnach (1907)...
- pre-Númenórean
languages survive in
later ages in place-names such as Erech,
Arnach, and Umbar. The s****lands of
Gondor were
widely colonized by the Númenóreans...
- Scheidegg-Scheffau
Sigmarszell Stiefenhofen Weiler-Simmerberg
Amtzell Argenbühl
Arnach Bad
Wurzach Bodnegg Friesenhofen Isny K****e
Kisslegg Leutkirch Schlier...
- name Sent Ernach,
which later becomes Sant
Arnach or
Sanctum Arnachum, and then Saint-Arnac or Saint-
Arnach in French. ·
Etymology The
original name, Centernach...
- word "haran" (valley) in
toponyms such as Val d'Aran, Arendal, Arundel,
Arnach, Arnsberg, Aresburg, Ahrensburg,
Aranbach or Arnstein. The
Vennemann theory...
-
Wurzach consists of the
following communities: Bad
Wurzach (po****tion 5,399)
Arnach (1,436)
Dietmanns (791) Eintürnen (735)
Gospoldshofen (619)
Haidgau (972)...
