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Moriaanshoofd
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Dutch
Etymology
First attested as Moorjaanshooft around 1750. Derived from nl moriaanshoofd moor's head. Named after a former inn which used a moor's head on its signs.
See also zea Merjaen.
Pronunciation
nl /ˌmoː.riˈaːnsˌɦoːft/
nl Mo ri aans hoofd
Proper noun
n
nl hamlet mun/Schouwen-Duiveland p/Zeeland c/Netherlands
Noun
n -en +
nl moriaanshoofd
References
moriaanshoofd