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Aalst

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aalst English Pronunciation en /ɑlst/ GA en /ɑːlst/ RP en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Aalst.wav Southern England en ɑlst ɑːlst 1 Proper noun en Q13121en city p/East Flanders region/Flanders c/Belgium en Q90921en arrondissement p/East Flanders region/Flanders c/Belgium Any of a number of towns in Belgium or the Netherlands. Translations city in East Flanders Arabic: ar الست al-st, ar ألست Belarusian: be Алст m Alst Bulgarian: bg Алст m Dutch: nl Aalst n Aalsters: nl Oilsjt n Finnish: fi Aalst French: fr Alost m German: de Aalst n Greek: el Άαλστ n Hindi: hi आल्स्ट Italian: it Aalst Japanese: ja アールスト Ārusuto Korean: ko 알스트 alseuteu Latin: la Alostum n, la Halosta f Limburgish: li Aals n Lithuanian: lt Alstas m Marathi: mr आल्स्ट Portuguese: pt Aalst Walloon: wa Åch West Flemish: vls Oalst n Anagrams en aalst AASLT Atlas Salta atlas salat talas Dutch nl: Alternative forms nl Aolst North Brabant dialect form Etymology (Zaltbommel) First attested as in uilla halosta around 850. Etymology nl 1. A proposed derivation from nl els alder, Alnus with collectivising suffix -t does not match well with old attestations of the toponym. Potentially derived from nl gem-pro *alhust dwelling place, shrine. Compare nl Elst, nl Maasniel, nl Nieuwaal, nl Niel, nl Niel-bij-As, nl Nivele and de Waldniel. (Noord-Brabant) First attested as alst in 1281. Etymology uncertain. The formerly widespread hypothesis of a derivation from nl els alder, Alnus with collectivising suffix -t is no longer considered plausible. Potentially derived from nl gem-pro *alhust dwelling place, shrine. Compare nl Elst, nl Maasniel, nl Nieuwaal, nl Niel, nl Niel-bij-As, nl Nivele and de Waldniel. (Buren) First attested as aelst around 1400. Etymology uncertain. A proposed derivation from nl els alder, Alnus with collectivising suffix -t does not match well with old attestations of the toponym. Potentially derived from nl gem-pro *alhust dwelling place, shrine. Compare nl Elst, nl Maasniel, nl Nieuwaal, nl Niel, nl Niel-bij-As, nl Nivele and de Waldniel. Pronunciation nl /aːlst/ nl Nl-Aalst.ogg nl Aalst nl aːlst 1 Proper noun n nl Aalst Q13121 nl Baardegem Erembodgem Gijzegem Herdersem Hofstade Meldert Moorsel Nieuwerkerken nl Aalst Q90921 nl village/and/former municipality mun/Zaltbommel p/Gelderland c/Netherlands nl village/and/former municipality mun/Waalre p/North Brabant c/Netherlands nl Ballegat<qq:Carnival nickname> nl village p/Flemish Brabant c/Belgium nl hamlet mun/Buren p/Gelderland c/Netherlands Derived terms nl Aalstenaar nl Aalsts References Anagrams nl laast, nl slaat, nl staal