Gemert-Bakel

== English == === Etymology === Borrowed from Dutch Gemert-Bakel. === Proper noun === Gemert-Bakel A municipality of North Brabant, Netherlands. == Dutch == === Etymology === Named after Gemert and Bakel. === Pronunciation === Hyphenation: Ge‧mert-‧Ba‧kel === Proper noun === Gemert-Bakel n a municipality of North Brabant, Netherlands Meronyms: Bakel, Bakelsebrug, Bankert, Benthem, Boekent, Deelse Kampen, De Mortel, De Rips, De Wind, Doonheide, Elsendorp, Esdonk, Esp, Gemert, Geneneind, Grotel, Handel, Heidveld, Hilakker, Hoeven, Hoogen-Aarle, Kaweide, Kivitsbraak, Klef, Koks, Kuundert, Mathijseind, Milheeze, Milschot, Muizenhol, Neerstraat, Nuijeneind, Overschot, Pandelaarse Kampen, Ravensgat, Ren, Rootvlaas, Schouw, Schutsboom, Speurgt, Tereyken, Verreheide, Vossenberg, Wolfsbosch, Zaarvlaas, Zand