nope
namen is the word for names in Dutch. This is the translation from English to Dutch.
You mean like a Dutch map of London with translated names? I believe we just call them the same.
nope.. they are scam
Names with Tasman in them, such as Tasmania, follow from the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman.
Haddock is "schelvis" in Dutch.
the name for the dutch farmers was Boers
names the dutch gave new zealand were
Common Dutch names for girls are: Laura, Sophie, Anne, Kim, Lotte (and there are many more). Common Dutch names for boys are: Bas, Tim, Benjamin, Niels, David (and there are many more).
"ten", "ter", "te" mean "at", "at the", or "on/on the", referring to a location.
The name "Manhattan" is derived from the Lenape language, meaning "island of many hills." However, in Dutch, "Manhattan" itself does not have a specific meaning, as it is a proper noun. The term is often associated with the historical Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam, which later became New York City. The Dutch influence in the area is reflected in various names and place names throughout the region.
Siemon Reker has written: 'Hou is dat?' -- subject(s): Dialects, Dutch language 'Bolt, Hoeksema en andere familienamen in Groningen anno 1947' -- subject(s): Dutch Names, Names, Dutch, Names, Personal, Personal Names