German as Sekitsch (in the past rarely Winkelsberg), and in Hungarian as Szeghegy. Its former name in Serbian was Sekić (Секић). After the World War II,...

on a mission towards Kula. Kishegyes, Szeghegy, and Feketehegy lay in the valley of the Krivaja Creek. Szeghegy was located on the right bank of Krivaja...

(Ledince) Lipar (Lipár) Lok (Sajkáslak) Lokve (Végszentmihály) Lovćenac (Szeghegy, Szikics) Lukićevo (Zsigmondfalva) Lukino Selo (Lukácsfalva) Ljutovo (Mérges)...