Merech

Merech - XIV-3

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Sources on Jewish Communities in this section:

Меречь Merkinė [Lith], Meretch [Yid], Merech' [Rus], Merecz [Pol], Meretsh, Meritz, Merch, Merts, Mertsh, Merkėnė, Merkinės

Лишково Liškiava [Lith], Liszków [Pol], Lishkeve [Yid], Lishkov [Rus], Liškava [Bel], Lischkau [Ger], Lishkiava, Liškevos, Lishkovo,

Lishkova, Liskeve, Liskeva, Liskova, Lėškiava

Друскеники Druskininkai [Lith], Druskeniki [Rus, Bel], Druskieniki [Pol], Drozgenik [Yid], Drosknik [Yid], Druskininki [Latv],

Druscheniken [Ger], Druśkieniki, Druskininkay, Droskininkā, Druskiniki

Дауги Daugai [Lith], Doig [Yid], Daugi [Rus, Pol], Daugų, Dauge, Daugay, Daug, Doyg, Dawgi, Daugā

Немонойце Nemunaitis [Lith], Nemoneitz [Yid], Nemonaĭtsy [Rus], Niemonajcie [Pol], Nyemonaitsi, Nemunaytis,

Nemunaièio, Nemonajtsy, Nemenitz, Nemunaitz

Мирославъ Miroslavas [Lith], Miroslav [Rus], Mirosław [Pol], Miraslov [Yid], Miroslau, Miroslavo

Олава Alovė [Lith], Olava [Rus], Aulava [Yid], Oława [Pol], Olove, Alavė, Alovės

Серее Seirijai [Lith], Sereje [Pol], Serei [Yid], Sereye [Rus], Seyriyay, Serze, Seirijų, Saray, Serai, Seree, Serey, Serrey, Serehai,

Serhai, Serheya, Sarheya

Олита Alytus [Lith], Olita [Pol, Rus], Alita [Yid], Alīta [Latv], Alytaus, Alitus, Alyta

Метеле Meteliai [Lith], Metele [Pol, Rus], Metelyay, Metelių

Симно Simnas [Lith], Simne [Yid], Simno [Rus, Pol], Simna [Latv], Sėmnos

Вейсее Veisiejai [Lith], Wiejsieje [Pol], Vishai [Yid], Veisee [Rus], Vishay, Vishey, Viesee, Veysyay, Vishaya, Veyseye, Veyseyay,

Veiseju, Veisejai, Veisieji, Veisė̅jė

Лейпуны Leipalingis [Lith], Lejpuny [Pol], Leipun [Yid], Leipuny [Rus], Leypalingis, Leipalingio, Leipalingės

Ораны Varėna [Lith], Orany [Rus, Pol], Aran [Yid], Varēna [Latv], Warnen [Ger], Oran, Warna, Worany, Waranii, Variena