Middelburg

English Etymology From en enm Middelburgh (attested in Chaucer), which was borrowed from en dum Middelburgh. Compare en Middlesbrough, en Middleburg and en Middlebury. Proper noun en city/and/capital p/Zeeland c/Netherlands. en municipality p/Zeeland c/Netherlands. Translations city Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 米德尔堡 Dutch: nl Middelburg n French: fr Middelburg Middle English: enm Middelburgh Russian: ru Ми́дделбург m See also en Middleburg Anagrams en bddegilmru Middleburg Dutch Etymology From nl middel- middle burg fortified settlement, castle. (Zeeland) First attested as mittelburgenses in 1102-1105. (Zuid-Holland) First attested as middelburgh in 1316. The toponym contrasts with nl Randenburg. Pronunciation nl /ˈmɪ.dəlˌbʏrx/ nl Nl-Middelburg.ogg nl Mid del burg Proper noun n nl Middelburg city/and/municipality/and/capital p/Zeeland c/Netherlands nl Arnemuiden Brigdamme Kleverskerke Nieuw-Abeele Nieuw- en Sint Joosland Oudedorp Schellach Sint Laurens nl hamlet/and/former municipality mun/Bodegraven-Reeuwijk p/South Holland c/Netherlands Derived terms nl Middelburger nl Middelburgs nl Nieuw Middelburg References middelburg