Schildesche

German de: thumb|right|de Stiftsplatz vor der Stiftskirche|upright=1.15 Etymology One of the best-attested toponyms within the area, beginning with the foundation of a canonry (de Frauenstift) by the noblewoman Marswidis in 939, around which a village and a Bauerschaft developed, and in modern times, across historical states having dominion over it, administrative seat of a de Vogtei, de Amt, de Bürgermeisterei, de Kanton, de Kirchspiel, and finally merged into Bielefeld in 1930, not having any recognizable transition to the city’s historical core, in the course of its expansion and urbanization of the surrounding area. Most certainly equivalent to de Schild Esch, in reference to the scutate or ovate overall shape of the land apportioned to the settlers. Pronunciation de [ˈʃɪldəʃə] Proper noun toponym de neighbourhood/and/former municipality district/Schildesche city/Bielefeld state/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany de 2010 Globus Dei Pimpulsiv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytrAjIO-Wo4 Ich dachte, ich komm gar nicht mehr aus Schildesche weg / Bin in der Bronx bei DMX und rauch billiges Crack I thought I wouldn’t make it out of Schildesche / Now I’m in the Bronx with DMX smoking cheap crack Declension toponym References 15, 177 seqq.