Straat

straat Dutch Etymology First attested as jägerstraet in 1766. Derived from nl straat street, road. See also li Sjtraot. Pronunciation nl /straːt/ nl Nl-straat.ogg nl Straat nl aːt 1 nl straat Proper noun n nl hamlet mun/Roermond p/Limburg c/Netherlands References East Central German Etymology gmw-ecg gmw-pro gem-pro 2 From gmw-ecg gmh strīt, from gmw-ecg goh strīt. Compare de Streit. Noun gmw-ecg noun m gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch quarrel, dispute, fight, argument gmw-ecg archaic Erzgebirgisch fight, battle Further reading Pfarrer Wild'sche und einige andre Gedichte, P. 17 gmw-ecg Violence Low German Alternative forms nds Straote Westphalia Etymology From nds gml strâte, from nds osx strāta, from nds gmw-pro *strātu, from nds la strāta. Noun f Straten nds GLG street North Frisian Alternative forms frr struat Föhr-Amrum frr stroote Mooring Etymology From frr gml strâte, from frr osx strāta, from frr gmw-pro *strātu, from frr la strāta. Compare with ofs strēte, whence stq Sträite, fy strjitte. Pronunciation frr [stroːt] Sylt Noun frr noun m f plural Strooten frr Sylt street