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The name "Zebrykowe" was arbitrarily chosen from the German. I'm not sure there is an English name, although I have personally used "Cebrikove" which was on a map used by Hoffnungstal descendants. It might be a Romanian road map, see [1]. That name is not in common use, but is likely to be searched for. User:Fred BauderTalk22:32, 16 December 2010 (UTC)Reply