Năsăudalso known asNászod

Names and variants associated with this locality in historical sources, grouped by attested form and administrative context.

1. Năsăud

   1857–1930

   Administrative context: Bistrița · Bistrița-Năsăud

   4 sources

2. Năsăud (Naszod)

   1895–1906

   Variants: Năsăud (Naszod), reș. com.

   Administrative context: Năsăud (Naszod) · Bistrița-Năsăud

   4 sources

3. Jidoviţa (Entradam)

   1896–1906

   Variants: Jidoviţa (Entradam), reș. com.

   Administrative context: Jidoviţa (Entradam) · Bistrița-Năsăud

   3 sources

4. Năsăud (Bichigiu, Coșbuc (Hordou), Cepari, Dumitra, Feldru, Aluniș (Găureni), Jidoviţa, Luşca, Mintiu, Mititei, Mocod, Nimigea de Sus, Nimigea de Jos, Parva, Poienile Zagrei, Liviu Rebreanu (Prislop), Zagra, Parva, Rebra, Rebrişoara, Romuli, Runcu Salvei, Salva, Telciu, Fiad (Banfytelep), Tărpiu, Tăure)

   1885–1895

   Administrative context: Bistrița

   1 source

5. Năsăud (Hordou (Coşbuc), Jidoviţa, Luşca, Mintiu, Mocod, Rebrişoara, Salva, Telciu)

   1885–1894

   Administrative context: Bistrița

   1 source

6. Năsăud (Jidoviţa (Entradam), Mintiu, Mocod, Nimigea de Jos și de Sus, Liviu Rebreanu (Prislop), Parva, Romuli, Salva)

   1885–1894

   Administrative context: Bistrița

   1 source