Guruntyi (< Germ. Grund 'land', 'possession'), Házigrány (< Germ. Hasengrund 'rabbit creek'), Istenlejt (< Germ. *Steinleite 'stone slope'), Nacsagrom (< Germ. Nacsagrund, from the family name Nacsa), and Nacsapéreg (< Germ. Nacsaberg 'Nacsa hill')
Unusually sounding medieval place names of German origin in the Börzsöny Mountains (North Hungarian Mountains)
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