Cartisoara

Cartisoara is the village of residence of the commune of the same name in Sibiu county, Transylvania, Romania. The village of Cartisoara, additionally referred to as the Romanian Carp Kerch Olacorum, has been inhabited since the Early Middle Ages and until now predominantly through the Romanians, in contrast to the Saxon Carst.

The origin of the name is both of Slavic origin, derived from the vintage Slavic etimony kurco or Slavic synchronic krc or krci or of German foundation, taken from Carta Monastery. In the second one variation, the foundation of the call is etymologically defined by way of the German Kerz candle, the Latin call of the convent of the Carta monastery being "Sancta Maria de Candelis". The locality of Carta Romaneasca seems under the name of the documents issued with the aid of the Hungarian Royal Office in 1322, 1329 and 1411. The life of the Romanian settlement changed into showed first, in 1252 inside the shape of "Krch". In 1322 the agreement is attested by a double name, composed of toponym plus the ethnonym attributed to Romanians in Hungarian.