Rass

Rass is a proper noun that can refer to several distinct subjects. There is no single primary topic known simply as Rass, and its meaning depends on context.

As a toponym, Rass is the name of one or more geographical places. In some countries, villages or municipalities bear the name Rass or similar spellings. The exact location, administrative status, and history of each such place vary and must be identified by accompanying geographic information such as country or region.

As a surname, Rass is used by individuals and families in various linguistic and cultural contexts. Surname origins, distributions, and historical associations differ and may reflect settlement patterns, occupational naming, or transliteration from other scripts. Genealogical research for the surname would rely on regional records and historical documentation.

Rass can also appear in non-toponymic uses in some languages as a given name, nickname, or part of longer personal names, though these uses are less common.

Because Rass can refer to multiple subjects, disambiguation typically requires additional qualifiers such as a country, region, or context (for example, Rass (surname) or Rass, [country]). Providing more detail about the intended reference helps to identify the specific subject accurately.