's-Gravenhage
Dutch
Een plein in het centrum van 's-Gravenhage, met een standbeeld van Willem de Zwijger.
A square in the center of The Hague, with a statue of William the Silent.
A square in the center of The Hague, with a statue of William the Silent.
Alternative forms
- 's Gravenhage (archaic, superseded)
Etymology
From the 17th century des graven hage (“the count's hedge”), referring to the Count of Holland. The older name was Den Haghe (“the hedge”), which continues into the modern name of the city.
Pronunciation
Audio (file) - IPA(key): /ˈsxraːvə(n)ˌɦaːɣə/
Related terms
- 's Gravenhaagsch
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