sentences:  According to a village chronicle, the name was written "Haspach" in 1589 and "Aspach" in 1712, even though other places spelt their names "—bach", with a B.The village's name, Trahweiler, has the common German placename ending "—weiler", which as a standalone word means “hamlet” (originally “homestead”), to which is prefixed a syllable that goes back to a man's name, either “Trago” or “Drago”.According to this derivation, Trahweiler arose from “Trago’s (or Drago’s) Homestead”.