Nes

Appendix:Variations of "nes" Dutch +, Akershus +, Buskerud Etymology (Noardeast-Fryslân) First attested as nesse in 1369. Borrowed from nl fy Nes, derived in turn from nl ofs nes headland, spit. (Ameland) First attested as nes in 1485. Borrowed from nl fy Nes, derived in turn from nl ofs nes headland, spit. (Heerenveen) First attested as nesse in 1243. Borrowed from nl fy Nes, derived in turn from nl ofs nes headland, spit. (Noord-Holland) Attested as De Nes in 1680. Derived from nl nes headland, spit. Pronunciation nl /nɛs/ nl Nes nl ɛs Proper noun n nl village/and/former municipality mun/Noardeast-Fryslân p/Friesland c/Netherlands nl village mun/Ameland p/Friesland c/Netherlands nl village mun/Heerenveen p/Friesland c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Schagen p/North Holland c/Netherlands References nes Norwegian Bokmål no:Nes (Romerike),Nes (Ringsaker),Nesbyen thumb|Nes church ruins in Akershus. thumb|Nessundet, with Tingnes and Nes Church in the background. thumb|Nes and Helgøya in Ringsaker in 1922. thumb|Nesbyen, formerly called Nes. Alternative forms nb Næs traditional spelling; surname variant Etymology nb ine-pro *néh₂s From the common noun nb nes headland, point of land, from nb non nes headland, promontory, from nb gem-pro *nasją headland, cape, itself derived from nb gem-pro *nasō nose, from nb ine-pro *néh₂s nose. The place names refer to land projecting into water; the Akershus municipality is named from a former parsonage on the headland where nb Vorma and nb Glomma meet. Compare nn Nes, da Næs, sv Näs, is Nes and en Ness place-name element. Pronunciation nb /neːs/ nb eːs 1 nb Næs nb Nes Proper noun nb proper noun nb municipality county/Akershus c/Norway nb parish mun/Ringsaker county/Innlandet c/Norway, also used for the surrounding district and former municipality nb historical nb former municipality county/Buskerud c/Norway, renamed nb Nesbyen in 2020 nb habitational from Norwegian farm names and places named nb Nes Statistics According to Statistics Norway, nb Nes was borne by 1,397 people in Norway as a surname in 2025.“Etternavn”, Statistics Norway. References “Nes – kommune i Akershus” in Store norske leksikon. “Nes – sogn i Ringsaker” in Store norske leksikon. “Nesbyen – kommune i Buskerud” in Store norske leksikon. nes nes Anagrams nb ens ens sen Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun nn municipality co/Akershus c/Norway nn municipality co/Buskerud c/Norway nn a <<former municipality>> of the former county of Hedmark; now merged into Ringsaker in the <<co:pref/Innlandet>>, <<c/Norway>> nn a <<former municipality>> of the former county of West-Agder; now merged into Flekkefjord in the <<co:pref/Agder>>, <<c/Norway>> nn a <<former municipality>> of the former county of Sør-Trøndelag; now merged into Bjugn in the <<co:pref/Trøndelag>>, <<c/Norway>> nn Nesbyen