Boskoop

English Proper noun en village/and/former municipality p/South Holland c/Netherlands. Derived terms Belle de Boskoop Further reading Dutch Etymology First attested as buckescop in 1222. Compound of nl dum Bucke a personal name or dum Bocke and dum cope land purchase, concession. Compare nl Benschop, nl Galecop, nl Gerverscop, nl Gieltjesdorp, nl Hei- en Boeicop, nl Hekendorp, nl Hoenkoop, nl Laag-Nieuwkoop, nl Middelkoop, nl Nieuwkoop, nl Nijeberkoop, nl Oldeberkoop, nl Oukoop, nl Overboeicop, nl Overheicop, nl Papekop, nl Reijerscop, nl Teckop, nl Vriezekoop, nl Willeskop, de Elskop, de Francop, de Grevenkop, de Heringskoop, de Ladekop, de Lüderskoop, de Neuenkoop, de Nincop and de Roßkopp. Pronunciation nl Nl-Boskoop.ogg nl Bos koop Proper noun n nl village/and/former municipality mun/Alphen aan den Rijn p/South Holland c/Netherlands nl Kwakveen<qq:Carnival nickname> Derived terms nl Boskoper nl Boskoops nl Laag Boskoop References boskoop German thumb Alternative forms de Boskop Etymology Short form of the marketing name “de Schöner aus Boskoop”, after the de nl - town nl Boskoop where it was first cultivated. Pronunciation de De-Boskoop.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Bos koop Noun m,,- Belle de Boskoop apple cultivar de Goldrenette Renette von Montfort obsolete de Renette Usage notes Duden recommends the spelling de Boskop but de Boskoop is still widely used. Declension m,,- Further reading Boskop Schöner aus Boskoop de Belle de Boskoop en de Apple cultivars de terms derived from toponyms