Abendroth

Abend +‎ Roth

Abendroth n (strong, genitive Abendroths or Abendrothes, no plural)

1. (obsolete) Alternative form of Abendrot

• Morgenroth

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• Abenrode (circa 1250)
• Abendrott (circa 1487)

Abendroth m or f (proper noun, surname, masculine genitive Abendroths or (with an article) Abendroth, feminine genitive Abendroth, plural Abendroths)

1. a German surname from Old High German

• Latin Henricus de Abenrode (“Henricus of Abenrode”) (from 1250), Henricus senior de Abenrode (“Henricus the older of Abenrode”) (from 1278)