For Große-Natrop there are 2 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Große-Natrop is on position 4525.
- Middle High German nickname "Groz" -> "big, thick, clumsy" - Great (around 1220), the Great (c. 1305), Grose (c. 1352) - Groz (c. 1364), Large (to 1415)
In Westphalia there are a number of villages Natrop / Hot Natorp: as in Havixbeck in Warendorf in Drensteinfurt in Holzwickede, at dates, at Marlborough and at Gladbeck. The last three have been merged into the neighboring villages and have now lost their names. You go, but there are plenty of old receipts, North thorpe back to Old Saxon, Middle Low German North-dorp. To phonological development: Already in the Old Saxon, the ancient language of Westphalia, the vowel o before r to r a. That is weak even to failure: in this case is obtained only the second r, which is gespungen before the o. th (to speak like English th) is in any position later to d.
