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Rotselaar

/ˈrɒtsəˌlɑːr/

Rotselaar proper noun: a municipilaty in Flemish Brabant, Netherlands.

Proper noun

Rotselaar (countable and uncountable, plural Rotselaars)

  1. A municipilaty in Flemish Brabant, Netherlands.
  2. A surname from Dutch.
    • McDonald identifies the suspect as Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, of Tumbler Ridge.2026 February 11, “Mounties have identified the suspect”, in CBC News, archived from the original on 12 Feb 2026

Forms of Rotselaar

pluralRotselaars

Origin of Rotselaar

Of Dutch origin.

Questions about Rotselaar

What does Rotselaar mean?
Rotselaar means a municipilaty in Flemish Brabant, Netherlands.
What part of speech is Rotselaar?
Rotselaar is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Rotselaar?
Rotselaar is pronounced /ˈrɒtsəˌlɑːr/.

Words near Rotselaar in the dictionary

  1. rots away
  2. rots in hell
  3. rots off
  4. rots through
  5. ROTSE
  6. Rotselaar
  7. Rotselaars
  8. rotsome
  9. Rott
  10. rotta
  11. rottable

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