Holland in German
Holland in German is Holland, Hollandzeug — Holland means a common informal name for the Netherlands, technically referring to just two of its provinces (North and South Holland).
Holland in German
Holland
A traditional region of the Netherlands formed by two modern provinces, North Holland and South Holland.
Hollandzeug
(now, historical) A type of linen cloth, originally from Holland.
What does "Holland" mean?
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noun A common informal name for the Netherlands, technically referring to just two of its provinces (North and South Holland).
"Many tourists say they're visiting Holland when they really mean the whole of the Netherlands."
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Holland in a sentence
- Many tourists say they're visiting Holland when they really mean the whole of the Netherlands.
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What is "Holland" in German?
"Holland" in German is Holland, Hollandzeug. Holland means: A common informal name for the Netherlands, technically referring to just two of its provinces (North and South Holland).
How do you use "Holland" in a sentence?
Example: "Many tourists say they're visiting Holland when they really mean the whole of the Netherlands." In German, "Holland" is Holland, Hollandzeug.
Are there other ways to say "Holland" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "Holland": Holland, Hollandzeug.
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