For Strerath there are 16 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Strerath is on position 4511.
It handekt at Stre council probably just a name that goes back to the days of the so-called. "Frankish conquest" (according to my research / ideas, etc.) The final syllable RATH is a meaning of RODEN, which would fit so perfectly well in this time, as "Frankish" organizations (ie peasant warriors associations of residual strains from east lanfsam the Rhine and moved there by clearing the land taken possession. 150-ca. 300 AD. (The suffix could be guaranteed RATH (statement of Rhineland LV) and thus might be true also of the Zeitz region. Now to the STRE prefix, so may . you (and I've also done) and also superior to speculate sharp feature of the group, weapons, leaders, how and where selsbt cleared etc. I've come to the following conclusions: STRE could come eg from HE or CHE, then this would People have been a residual strain of the Cherusci. Herut and Herut = Hirsch = Hischvolk. Another possibility that came to me while reading to mind was, FEDERATI, which is almost equivalent Germanic troops in Roman service. agree too, this could also be related to the above period of time. But I think it can be an exciting pastime, when you look at it (for whatever reason) is concerned.
