No. 474 in Afrikaans

daniel

The Afrikaans word "daniel" is a proper noun and typically refers to the name "Daniel," a biblical or personal name.

In a sentence

Daniel hou daarvan om stories te skryf.
Daniel enjoys writing stories.
The word 'Daniel' is used as the subject of the sentence, referring to a person's name.
Het jy geweet dat Daniel baie goed kan kook?
Did you know that Daniel can cook very well?
The word 'Daniel' is used to specifically identify a person by name in a question.
Ons het saam met Daniel gaan stap.
We went hiking with Daniel.
The word 'Daniel' is used as the object of the preposition, indicating the person accompanying the subject.

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