Dutch Wikipedia has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> Wikipedia nl First attested as bruklede in 1130-1161. Compound of Old Dutch bruok (“marsh, marshland”) and...
Derived from the toponyms <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> and Nijenrode. Hyphenation: Breu‧ke‧len-‧Nij‧en‧ro‧de <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span>-Nijenrode n a former municipality of Utrecht, Netherlands...
Derived from the toponym <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> and the name of Saint Peter. The area occupied by the municipality had been a legal district under the control of the...
First attested as bruchledervene in 1243. Compound of the toponym <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> and Middle Dutch veen (“peat bog, marsh”). Hyphenation: Breu‧ke‧le‧veen Breukeleveen n...
on: Broklino Wikipedia eo Borrowed from English Brooklyn, from Dutch <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span>. IPA(key): /broˈklino/ Rhymes: -ino Hyphenation: Bro‧kli‧no Broklino (accusative...
-ɛxt Stichtse Vecht n a municipality of Utrecht, Netherlands Meronyms: <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span>, De Glashut, Gieltjesdorp, Kerklaan, Kockengen, Kortrijk, Laag-Nieuwkoop...
English Wikipedia has an article on: Brooklyn Wikipedia From Dutch <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span>, from broek (“wetland, marsh”). This etymology is incomplete. You can help...
Berbroek Berenbroek Boddenbroek Bornerbroek Brammelerbroek Breedenbroek <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> Broek Broek in Waterland Broek op Langedijk Broeke Broekeind Broekhem...
du Profeſſeur Boerhaave, ou cettes Tables ſont compoſées) Sevenhoven, <span class="searchmatch">Breukelen</span> , Nieuwe Loosdrecht, Zoeſtdyk, &c. (please add an English translation...