Dalbke

German de:,+ (Kalletal) Etymology In both cases originally the name of the beck gml Dalbeke from gml dāl dale, valley bēke beck, brook 1, in the later Bielefeld case also contracted de Dalke, which is still employed as a potamonym before discharge to the west of it, already 1003 in Medieval Latin la-med Delhna (variant reading mul Dellina) and 1031 la-med Delchana, now mapped as de Dalbkebach running through de Schloß Holte and de Lipperreihe of de Oerlinghausen, then transferred to a manor (de Meierei, de Gut), the surrounding population of which distinguished itself within the municipality de Senne II particularly after a paper-mill sustained it from 1835. Pronunciation de [ˈdalpkʰə] de Dalb ke Proper noun toponym de neighbourhood district/de:Sennestadt city/Bielefeld state/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany de neighbourhood municipality/de:Kalletal rural district/Lippe state/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany Declension toponym Proper noun f.article de dated de A <<brook>> between now <<neighbourhood/de:Dalbke>> in <<city/de:Bielefeld>>-<<district/de:Sennestadt>> and now <<neighbourhood/de:Lipperreihe>> in <<town/de:Oerlinghausen>> de obsolete de A <<brook>> in <<municipality/de:Kalletal>>, <<district/de:Lippe>> 59 Die Osterkalle kommt von Lüdenhausen, und fließt durch Asendorf, Heidelbeck und Langenholzhausen; die Westerkalle fließt durch Hohenhausen und nimmt rechts den Lerbach von Rafeld und links die Wester von Westorf und die Dalbke auf; durch Kalldorf fließt noch der Kalldorfer Bach zur Kalle, welche an der Landesgrenze in die Weser mündet. Declension f.article.sg de:Dalke Further reading 86 11 117 36