553. Der Hütten-See bei Teterow.

ATU-Erzähltypen

Keine belegbare Zuordnung in der geprüften Auswahl.

This is a local etiological belief: a glassworks burns down and a lake occupies its site. The two fact searches and the whole-plot query did not surface an ATU tale matching those events. ATU 934H (“The Origin of Death”), one surfaced origin-labeled candidate, concerns a different etiological plot and does not account for a burned settlement becoming a lake. The fisherman’s claim that he can see glassworks remains on the lake bottom is a local reported belief, not an ATU tale plot. Both individual searches and the complete-text query returned no type whose defining sequence matches this observation.

Thompson-Motive

The source only says a fisherman claims to see remains of the glassworks on the lake floor in clear weather. F725.5.1 requires a visit to people of a village under a lake; no underwater inhabitants or visit are reported. D1810.8.2.2 requires a person to learn the location of a drowned body in a dream; there is no dream or body. The literal visibility of ruins alone does not satisfy either definition.

• Thompson A920.1.0.1 · Origin of particular lake.

  Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

  Textbelege und Katalog

  Thompson A920.1.0.1 is explicitly “Origin of particular lake.” The reported claim that the village glassworks burned and a lake formed at that same location is a direct local lake-origin explanation, so it fits the broad entry without importing further events. I rejected F989.9, which specifically requires milk from a saint’s cows to form the lake, and A920.1.9, which requires an island to be plowed out.

  • „An seiner Stelle soll früher ein Dorf mit einer Glashütte gestanden haben. Die Glashütte sei ausgebrannt und an der Stelle ein See entstanden.“

  Thompson A920.1.0.1 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab