sentences:  This style of naming was relatively novel for Scandinavia, which did not have a tradition of streets named for the king or queen.It was most likely borrowed from Amsterdam or Copenhagen, where groups of streets were given names from the same semantic categories.Thus in Copenhagen's district of Christianshavn, laid out in 1618, three streets were named "Kongens gade" ("King's Street"), "Dronninggaden" ("Queen's Street") and "Prinsensgade" ("Prince's Street").