Aiterhofen is settled since the Neolithic as the discovery of the biggest cemetery of the Linear Pottery culture in Germany showed.
In 773, Aiterhofen is documented as residence of one of the Agilolfing Dukes. Around 973, another documentation as Eitarahoue . An Annalist of the 11th century falsely interpreted the name as Farmyard of Poison . The actual meaning comes from the indogermanic oid for swelling and the old high German aha for water and hof for farmyard. Therefore, the meaning of the name can be interpreted as estate at the swelling stream, which shows the reference to the Aiterach River.
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