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Kerk en Zanen
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Dutch
Etymology
Attested as Zane Polder in 1615. Derived from nl kerk church and a term likely derived from the toponym nl Zaan. Named after two polders, which were named in turn after the mills used to drain them.
Pronunciation
nl Kerk en Za nen
Proper noun
Kerk en Zanen n
nl neighbourhood city/Alphen aan den Rijn p/South Holland c/Netherlands
References
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