List of German exonyms for places in Belgium
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This is a list of German language exonyms for towns in Belgium. German is a minority language in Belgium, being especially used in the region of Arelerland.
Complete list of names[edit]
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English name | Belgian place | German name | Notes | |
Name | Language | |||
Aix-sur-Cloie | Esch auf der Heck | |||
Anlier | Ansler | |||
Arlon | Arel | |||
Athus | Athem | |||
Aubange | Ibingen | |||
Autelbas | Nieder Elter | |||
Autelhaut | Ober Elter | |||
Baelen | Balen | |||
Baraque Michel | Michelshütte | |||
Bastogne | Bastnach | Archaic | ||
Bébange | Bebingen | |||
Beho | Bocholz | |||
Bettincourt | Bettenhoven | |||
Bilstain | Bilstein | |||
Bodange | Bodingen | |||
Boorshem | Boorsheim | |||
Botrange | Bortringen | |||
Bras | Bracht | |||
Bruges | Brugge | Brügge | ||
Brussels | Bruxelles | Brüssel | ||
Buvange | Büvingen | |||
Chevremont | Schewement | |||
Clairefontaine | Bardenburg | |||
Commanster | Gommels | |||
Dendermonde | Dendermünde | |||
Fauvillers | Feiteler | |||
Faymonville | Außenborn | |||
Fouches | Offen | |||
Freylange | Freilen | |||
Goé | Gulke | |||
Gouvy | Geylich | |||
Guelff | Gelf | |||
Guerlange | Gerlingen | |||
Guirsch | Girsch | |||
Habay | Habich | |||
Habergy | Hiewerdingen | |||
Hachy | Heuschlingen | |||
Halanzy | Helsingen | |||
Henri-Chapelle | Heinrichskapellen | |||
Hollange | Hollingen | |||
Hondelange | Hondelingen | |||
Honville | Hondorf | |||
Hotte | Hotten | |||
Houffalize | Hohenfels | |||
Houwald | Hauwald | |||
Jalhay | Gellert | |||
Klinkapell | Kleinkapell | |||
La Bruyère | Heide | |||
La Clouse | Klause | |||
La Roche-en-Ardenne | Welschfels | |||
Leuven | Löwen | |||
Liège | Lüttich | |||
Liverchamps | Liespelt | |||
Longeau | Laser | |||
Losange | Lössingen | |||
Louvain-la-Neuve | Neu-Löwen | |||
Lutrebois | Lauterbach | |||
Lutremagne | Lautermänchen | |||
Maasmechelen | Mecheln an der Maas | |||
Malmedy | Malmünd | |||
Martelange | Martelingen | |||
Mé | Meiz | |||
Mechelen | Mecheln | |||
Meix-le-Tige | Deutsch Meer | |||
Menufontaine | Munerhof | |||
Messancy | Metzig | |||
Meuschemen | Möschemen | |||
Mouscron | Moeskroen | Mußkrunn | ||
Mussy-la-Ville | Mützich | |||
Nobressart | Elcherthal | |||
Nothomb | Nothum | |||
Oostduinkerke | Ostdünkirchen | |||
Oostende | Ostend | |||
Ourthe | Urt | |||
Parette | Parett | |||
Plombières | Bleiberg | |||
Rachecourt | Rösig | |||
Radelange | Radelingen | |||
Rekem | Reckheim | |||
Remersdaal | Reemersthal | |||
Rodenhoff | Rodenhof | |||
Sainlez | Saner | |||
Sampoint | Saas | |||
Schockville | Schockweiler | |||
Sélange | Selingen | |||
Sint-Niklaas | Sankt Nikolaus | |||
Sourbrodt | Sauerbrodt | Rare | ||
Stembert | Steinberg | |||
Stokkem | Stockheim | |||
Strainchamps | Sauerfeld | |||
Thiaumont | Diedenberg | |||
Tintange | Tintingen | |||
Toernich | Törnich | |||
Tongeren | Tongern | |||
Tontelange | Tontelingen | |||
Turpange | Türpingen | |||
Udange | Üdingen | |||
Vance | Wanen | |||
Viller | Weiler | |||
Villers-la-Bonne-Eau | Weiterbach | |||
Villers-Tortru | Weiler-Törtchen | |||
Visé | Weset | |||
Vivier | Weier | |||
Viville | Alten-hofen | |||
Vlamerie | Flamerei | |||
Vlessart | Wallesser | |||
Waimes | Weismes | |||
Waltzing | Walzingen | |||
Wavre | Waver | |||
Welkenraedt | Welkenrath | |||
Wilcour | Wilkerheid | |||
Wisembach | Weißenbach | |||
Wô | Weiz | |||
Wolkrange | Wolkingen | |||
Ypres | Ieper | Ypern | ||
Zeebrugge | Seebrügge |
See also[edit]
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