Gau

Appendix:Variations of "gau" English Etymology Two main origins: Borrowed from en de Gau, a habitational surname. A variant of en Gao, a surname of en zh - origin. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Gau is the 19703rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1367 individuals. Gau is most common among White (76.74%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (18.07%) individuals. Further reading en surnames from German surnames from Chinese German de: Pronunciation de /ɡaʊ̯/ de De-Gau.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aʊ̯ 1 Etymology 1 From de gmh göu, gmh gou, from de goh gawi, goh gouwi, from de gmw-pro *gawi, from de gem-pro *gawją from earlier gem-pro *gaawja riverlands, lakeside land, from collective gem-pro *ga- + gem-pro *awjō land by a waterway. 2 cog Cognate with nds Gohe, nl gouw, fy gea, fy goa, ang ġē, de Aue. Noun m,(e)s de now chiefly in placenames shire; district de historic an administrative unit of the Third Reich de historic nome of ancient Egypt Declension m,(e)s Derived terms de Gaugraf de Gauleiter de Reichsgau Etymology 2 From the acronym de GAU worst-case scenario. Noun m,s:es,s:e de informal an accident, a calamity Roland Kopp-Wichmann, Depression ist für das Herz genauso schädlich wie Rauchen: de Außerdem neigen die Blutplättchen von depressiven Menschen eher dazu, sich zu Gerinnseln zusammenzuballen. Diese können irgendwann wichtige Adern verstopfen und einen Gau im Herzen oder Hirn auslösen. Declension m,s:es,s:e References Portuguese Proper noun f pt Northeast Brazil pt female Maria da Graça