Soest

English Etymology Borrowed from en de - and en nl Soest respectively. Proper noun en town/and/rural district s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany. en town/and/municipality p/Utrecht c/Netherlands. Dutch thumb|right|A windmill in Soest Etymology 1 First attested as soys and zoys in 1028. Etymology nl 1. One hypothesis proposes a derivation from a hydronym cognate to nl suizen swish, murmur. May be the same as non Súsat (also spelled as Susa and Susakk), the capital of Attila mentioned in Thidrek’s saga written around 1250 (Attila, according to it, was originally from Frisia, a region close to Soest). Pronunciation nl /sust/ [sust] nl 281 Soest.ogg nl Nl-Soest.ogg nl Soest nl ust 1 Proper noun nl proper noun nl town/and/municipality p/Utrecht c/the Netherlands nl De Birkt Hees Melm Pijnenburg Soestdijk Soestduinen Soesterberg Wieksloot Derived terms nl Soestenaar,Soesder Soests,Soester Soestdijk Soestduinen Soesterberg Soester Hoogt Soesterkwartier Soesterveen Etymology 2 nl de Soest. Proper noun n nl town/and/rural district s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany References soest Further reading Soest, Netherlands Soest German thumb|right|Soest de: Etymology 1 From de gml Sôest, de osx Sōsat. The -e- indicates vowel length (as e.g. in de Coesfeld, de Oer). Very old place name derived from the root of de ine-pro *sed- to sit. Pronunciation de /zoːst/ de De-Soest.ogg de De-Soest2.ogg Proper noun toponym de town/and/rural district s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany Derived terms de Soester Etymology 2 de :bor nl:Soest de nl Soest. Pronunciation de /suːst/ or like the German town above Proper noun toponym de mun/and/town province:Pref/Utrecht c/Netherlands