Eiland

eiland English Etymology Borrowed from en nl eiland and North en de Eiland. Compare en Eilander. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Eiland is the 9929th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 3250 individuals. Eiland is most common among White (52.68%) and Black/African American (39.84%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en adeiln lead-in denial denail Leanid Aldine Denali alined Delina lead in nailed daniel dienal Delian enlaid inlead Daniel lained dealin' leadin' deal in en surnames from Dutch surnames from German Dutch Etymology (Leudal) See also li Eilandj. nl (Maasgouw) First attested as Eyland in 1803-1820. Derived from nl eiland island. See also li Eilandj. (Noord-Brabant) First attested as Het Eyland of Swart ven in 1780. Derived from nl eiland island. The name originally referred to a peninsula of solid land surrounded by peat bogs. Pronunciation nl /ˈɛi̯.lɑnt/ nl Nl-eiland.ogg nl Ei land nl eiland Proper noun n nl hamlet mun/Leudal p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Maasgouw p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Woensdrecht p/North Brabant c/Netherlands References German de: Etymology From de gmh eilant, gmh einlant, from de gml eilant (by which it was reinforced again during the 16th c.), from de ofs eiland, from de gmw-pro *auwjuland, from de gem-pro *awjōlandą. Cognate with nl eiland, en island, is eyland. Pronunciation de /ˈaɪ̯lant/ de De-Eiland.ogg de De-Eiland2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Ei land Noun n,(e)s de chiefly literary an island, usually a small and/or isolated one de (kleine) Insel Inselchen de Er war so menschenscheu, dass er sein Leben am liebsten auf einem Eiland im Ozean verbracht hätte. He was so reclusive that he would have preferred to spend his life on some little island in the ocean. de 12 June 2026 Jan Lustig Wie Curacaos Chong über das „Sommermärchen“ zum Fußball kam Kicker (magazine) Kicker https://www.kicker.de/wie-curacaos-chong-ueber-das-sommermaerchen-zum-fussball-kam-1226865/artikel Geboren auf Curacao. Von allen WM-Spielern der kleinen Karibikinsel kann nur Tahith Chong dieses Prädikat für sich beanspruchen. In der Hauptstadt Willemstad kam er zur Welt und verbrachte einen Teil seiner Kindheit auf dem gerade einmal 444 Quadratkilometer großen Eiland. Born in Curaçao. Of all World Cup players representing the small Caribbean island, only Tahith Chong can claim this distinction. He was born in the capital, Willemstad, and spent part of his childhood on the island, whose size does not exceed 444 square kilometers. Usage notes The word is typically used when the author either wants to avoid repetition of de Insel or wants to emphasize the smallness; most often both factors combine. Declension n,(e)s See also de Werder river island Further reading Low German nds: Alternative forms nds Ailand Etymology From nds gml eilant, from nds ofs eiland, from nds gmw-pro *auwjuland, from nds gem-pro *awjōlandą. Compare de Eiland, nl eiland, en island, is eyland. Noun f Eilannen island Synonyms nds Insel nds Warder Derived terms nds Eilandbarg Eilandgemeen Eilandgemeend Eilandgemeende Eilandhööftstadt Eilandinwahner Eilandinwahnerin Eilandinwahnersch Eilandinwahnersche Eilandinwohner Eilandinwohnerin Eilandinwohnersch Eilandinwohnersche Eiland-Kariben Eilandrebeet Eilandrinn Eilandsegment Eilandverwalten References