-
given name of West
Frisian origin that is
common in the Netherlands. Like
Tjaard, the name is
derived from
Germanic Thiadward ("strong among/protector of...
- Riensluis, a
control lock
Saint Willibrord church Lighthouse of
Lemmer Tjaard van
Andringa de
Kempenaer (1806–1870),
politician Hendrik van Rijgersma...
-
smock mill
which was
built in 1827. The mill was
known as the
Molen van de
Tjaard. It
drained the Aylvapolder,
which was the
first polder established in Friesland...
-
thickening agent, or to add
texture to food products. Meng, Xiangfeng; Pijning,
Tjaard; Dobruchowska,
Justyna M.; Yin, ****fang; Gerwig,
Gerrit J.; Dijk****zen,...
-
hostage by
breaking her word,
after which she
exchanged him for her
brother Tjaard Grioestera. Her act in 1481 made her a
metaphor for
betrayal in the Netherlands:...
- (Digitaal
Wetenschapshistorisch Centrum).
Retrieved 3 May 2020. "Gerard
Tjaard Suringar", KNAW
Historisch Ledenbestand (Digitaal Wetenschapshistorisch...
- 20840; 6.02770
Before 1854
Demolished before 1926.
Burgwerd Molen van de
Tjaard Grondzeiler 1846
Burnt down 9
November 1959
Molendatabase (in Dutch) De...
-
Wilhelmus Schutte, 1967–1978 Van der Walt,
Nicolaas Jakobus, 1978–1982 Venter,
Tjaard Machiel, 1982–1985 Viljoen, dr.
Francois Petrus, 1988–1990 Vogel, Gert Marthinus...
-
Snitser Merk,
which appeared in Suringar's
Almanak for the year 1829.
Gerard Tjaard Nicolaas Suringar himself would ****ert
years later that De Bêste
Freed yn...
- a 70-man
frigate with 22 guns
under the
command of the
Frisian captain Tjaard de Groot. In the
later Battle of the
Downs Broeck defeated a 140-man, 18...
