Bernheze

== English == === Etymology === Borrowed from Dutch Bernheze. === Proper noun === Bernheze A municipality of North Brabant, Netherlands. == Dutch == === Etymology === Derived from a compound of Middle Dutch bern (“source, spring”) and Middle Dutch hese (“brushwood”) (see Old Dutch *hēsi). Originally the name of a hamlet. The hamlet was gifted to the monks of the abbey of Bern near Zaltbommel in 1196. An abbey of the same name would later be founded in Heeswijk-Dinther in 1857. === Pronunciation === Hyphenation: Bern‧he‧ze === Proper noun === Bernheze n a municipality of North Brabant, Netherlands Meronyms: Beugt, Berkt, Bus, Dintherse Hoek, Donzel, Fokkershoek, Hazelberg, Heesch, Heeswijk-Dinther, Hommelse Hoeven, Hooge Wijst, Kantje, Lage Wijst, Loo, Loosbroek, Menzel, Munnekens-Vinkel, Nistelrode, Rakt, Rukven, Vorstenbosch, Zevenbergen, Zoggel