Brunswick in Dutch
Brunswick in Dutch is Brunswijk, Braunschweig — Brunswick means a historic region and city in Germany (also called Braunschweig), and the name given to several towns founded by German or English settlers elsewhere.
Brunswick in Dutch
What does "Brunswick" mean?
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noun A historic region and city in Germany (also called Braunschweig), and the name given to several towns founded by German or English settlers elsewhere.
"Brunswick was once the capital of an independent German duchy."
Brunswick in a sentence
- Brunswick was once the capital of an independent German duchy.
Common Dutch translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Brunswick" in Dutch?
"Brunswick" in Dutch is Brunswijk, Braunschweig. Brunswick means: A historic region and city in Germany (also called Braunschweig), and the name given to several towns founded by German or English settlers elsewhere.
How do you use "Brunswick" in a sentence?
Example: "Brunswick was once the capital of an independent German duchy." In Dutch, "Brunswick" is Brunswijk, Braunschweig.
Are there other ways to say "Brunswick" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "Brunswick": Brunswijk, Braunschweig.