Verhandeling Over De Eigennaamen Der Friesen, by Everwijn Wassenbergh, is a historical treatise on Frisian proper names. This edition, published in 1774, includes six appendices and a supplement of Frisian proverbs. Wassenbergh's work provides valuable insights into the etymology of Frisian names and their historical context within Frisian culture and society.
The book examines the origins and meanings of various Frisian names, offering a detailed exploration of their linguistic roots. It sheds light on the customs, traditions, and cultural heritage of the Frisian people, making it a significant resource for historians, linguists, and anyone interested in Frisian studies. The inclusion of Frisian proverbs adds another layer of cultural richness to this historical work.
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