- kaas, Low
German Kees, and
German Käse
English church, and West
Frisian tsjerke, but
Dutch kerk, Low
German Kerk, Kark, and
German Kirche,
though Scots...
- kāsi m. *kāsī m. *kāsijaz m. (late Proto-Germanic, from
Latin cāseus)
tsjerke church kirk
chourch kerk kerk f. kêrk
Kirche f. ċiriċe f. chirihha, *kirihha...
- sound. For example, the West
Frisian for
cheese and
church is
tsiis and
tsjerke,
whereas in
Dutch they are kaas and kerk.
Modern English and
Frisian on...
- ch sound; for example, the
Frisian for
cheese and
church is
tsiis and
tsjerke,
whereas in
Dutch it is kaas and kerk, and in High
German the respective...
- (reflecting
palatalization before unstressed front vowel); West
Frisian tsjerke; and
borrowed into non-Germanic
languages Estonian kirik and
Finnish kirkko...
- example,
tjian for the
standard tsjin (against) and
serke for the
standard tsjerke (church). The
digraph ae is
still used
instead of the
modern aa. The standard...
-
Boijl Molen Windlust in
Noordwolde Keersluis in de
Linde Noardwâlde, PKN-
tsjerke "Burgemeester G. van Klaveren" [Burgemeester G. van Klaveren] (in Dutch)...
-
Struik (born 1986),
politician and
blindfluencer Buorren Putten by de
tsjerke Kasteel Oldenaller de Herikon,
Putten Kasteel de
Vanenburg "Burgemeester...
- from the
predecessor ↑ Oudwoude,
Kollumerland en
Nieuwkruisland Aldwâld
tsjerke (NL) RCE 23756 15th
century ↓
Leeuwarden Grote Kerk (NL) RCE 24225 1275–1310...
- kyrka;
Norwegian &
Danish kirke;
German Kirche;
Dutch kerk; West
Frisian tsjerke; and
borrowed into non-Germanic languages:
Estonian kirik and
Finnish kirkko...
