Barraute-Camu
Toponymy
The commune name in Occitan Gascon is Berrauta-Camun. Michel Grosclaude said that the name comes from the basque berro: Broussailles and the collective suffix '-eta meaning "where there are no bushes" He also stated that Camu most likely comes from the Gascon kamy, the variant kamu meaning "fertile ground next to the river".

Barraute-Camu

Section Title: Toponymy
Table Section Text: The commune name in Occitan Gascon is Berrauta-Camun. Michel Grosclaude said that the name comes from the basque berro: Broussailles and the collective suffix '-eta meaning "where there are no bushes" He also stated that Camu most likely comes from the Gascon kamy, the variant kamu meaning "fertile ground next to the river".

Name	Spelling	Date	Source	Page	Origin	Description

Barraute	Berraute	1150	Grosclaude	Sord	Village

Berraute	1385	Raymond	21	Census

Sent Sapriaa de Berraute	1413	Raymond	21	Notaries

Berauta	1548	Raymond	21	Reformation

Beraute	1687	Raymond	21	Reformation

Barraute	1750	Cassini	Cassini 1750

Baraulte	1801	Ldh/EHESS/Cassini

Barrante	1801	Ldh/EHESS/Cassini

Camu	Camoo	1385	Raymond	40	Census	Village

Camuu	1385	Raymond	40	Census

Camur en Bearn	1477	Raymond	40	Ohix

Les Ahitaux	Les Ahitaux	1863	Raymond	3	Hamlet

Sentence(s)

Raymond noted on page 40 in 1385 Camu.

final_sentence: Raymond noted on page 40 in 1385 Camu.