Oosteinde

Dutch Etymology (Drenthe) First attested as in den oestereneynde in 1419. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Groningen) Attested as Oosteinde in 1851-1855. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. See also nds-nl Oostìnd. (Gelderland) Attested as Oosteinde in 1654. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Aalsmeer) Attested as Toost ende van Aelsmeer in 1615. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Koggenland) Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Bodegraven-Reeuwijk) Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. The toponym contrasts with nl Westeinde. (Hillegom) Attested as Oostender [sic] in 1615. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Teylingen) Attested as Oostender [sic] in 1615. Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. (Overijssel) Compound of nl oost east-, eastern and nl einde end, edge. The toponym contrasts with nl Westeinde. Pronunciation nl /oːstˈɛi̯n.də/ nl Oost ein de nl ɛi̯ndə 3 Proper noun n nl village mun/De Wolden p/Drenthe c/Netherlands nl village mun/Het Hogeland p/Groningen c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Nunspeet p/Gelderland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Aalsmeer p/North Holland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Koggenland p/North Holland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Bodegraven-Reeuwijk p/South Holland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Hillegom p/South Holland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Teylingen p/South Holland c/Netherlands nl neighbourhood city/Twenterand p/Overijssel c/Netherlands References oosteinde