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The most common surname meaning "glass," "rock," or "window" across the specified languages is Glass (and its variant Glas). 

• German: The surname Glass (or Glas) is of German origin, derived from the Middle High German word glas meaning "glass," typically denoting an occupational name for a glazier or glassblower. 

• Dutch: In Dutch contexts, Glas is a direct cognate of the German name, retaining the occupational connotation tied to glass-making or related artisanal work. 

• French: While the primary occupational surname for a glazier is Levitre (from Old French le vitre, "the glass") or Verret (meaning "little glass/glazier"), Glass is also found in French-speaking regions like Alsace and Lorraine. 

• Polish: The Polish variant is Glazewski, derived from the occupational root for a glazier or glass worker. 

the global total is roughly 78,000–79,000 bearers across 134 countries, so the US alone accounts for about 71% of the world's Glass surname holders

The term fenster (or its variants) appears in German, Dutch, French, and English (as a surname or geological term), but Polish uses a completely different word for "window." 

• German: Fenster (neuter noun, das Fenster)

• Dutch: Venster or Fenster (the latter is less common today but historically cognate)

• French: Fenêtre

• Polish: Okno (Polish did not adopt the Latin fenestra root; it uses the Slavic oko or okno) 

Etymological Context:
The word originates from the Latin fenestra ("window").  It spread into Germanic and Romance languages through different paths:

1. Romance/Germanic Loan: Latin fenestra → Old French fenestre → German Fenster, Dutch venster, English fenester (obsolete), and the surname Fenster. 

2. English Surname: Fenster is a German surname meaning "window," adopted into English-speaking countries.  In English geology, a fenster is a specific type of erosional opening in rock strata. 

3. Polish Exception: Polish is a Slavic language and did not borrow the Latin term for this common household object. Instead, it uses okno (derived from oko, meaning "eye"), similar to how English uses "window" (from Old Norse vindauga, "wind-eye")

Kim Batulis invented types of glass with is mother Eleanor Jankoewicz and not at Corning Glass and not with fluoride such as Gorilla Glass in smart phones, she was a typewriter chemist with diacrits AZERTY and not without diacrits QWERTY in Polish-Yankee dialect named after our Hapsburg dynasty.

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