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The etymology of modern fr.  Rahin  (the name of a river in the Vosges comtoises region) has not been established. As Antoine Thomas had suspected, we are faced here with an oblique case (&lt; - áne ), namely * Rohen , whose first vowel opened in aperture to [a]. The simple form  Ro(h)e  (subject case) was preserved in the Middle Ages through the dehydronymic name of a riverside locale, a name which subsequently changed into  Roye . The first designation of the Rahin river as such, * Roe , has its origins in the substantivisation of the lat.  rauca  f. adj. ‘uttering or making a harsh sound, raucous (of running water)’. The river’s name has since gone through several other transformations. Its oldest form,  Rahan(t)  (1572), provides us with a new clue into the ancient affinity between the north-eastern part of  Franche-Comté  with the Franco-Provençal region. This clue seems to be corroborated by two other forms crystallized in the toponymy of Ronchamp.

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Rahin ,  Roye  et formes toponymiques affines (Haute-Saône/France): Les avatars d’un nom de rivière comtois remontant à lat.  rauca  (avec de brèves remarques sur la marge septentrionale du francoprovençal submergé)  Sauf indication contraire, les référents des noms de lieux cités sont situés dans le département de la Haute-Saône. Nos remerciements s’adressent à Mme Marie-Guy Boutier et à MM. Jean-Paul Chauveau, Jean Durin et Jean Hennequin, qui nous ont fait bénéficier de leurs observations sur une première version de cet article.