[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] "TSCH"- Surname: Tschelog

[Otto]

This may serve as a basic indicator only. . .
-Keep your eye on the ListServ as others may go into depth on this-

Check out the Czechoslovakian/Austrian areas.
tsch-el-og

The consonant group 'sch' is usually a specific German language  
grouping.
For example, 'school' in English is pronounced in the Dutch sounding  
out of 'sch'= 'skool', the German equivalent is= 'schule' pronounced  
'shooll'eh'

'tsch'='cz'='ch'
'tsch'-ech'isch = 'Czech like'  -Tschech is the German form of Czech  
as in 'Czech'oslvakia
('tsh' creates the English language sound of 'ch' as the beginning of  
'checkers'.

ma-'tch' = match  -English form of German 'tsch' or Slovak 'cz'


. . .   Otto

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