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Help[Facts] Re: Scholten Dutch/ Skjoldr Old Norse and Brousse/ Brouas French
in reply to a message by Mark C.
Brousse means 'jungle' in French...
Scholten comes from 'schout', a 'schout' is someone who was the head of court and police in the middle ages, it used to mean litterarly "person who confronts other people with their debt ('schuld' in Dutch)"
I hope this helped
Mar.
Scholten comes from 'schout', a 'schout' is someone who was the head of court and police in the middle ages, it used to mean litterarly "person who confronts other people with their debt ('schuld' in Dutch)"
I hope this helped
Mar.
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