No. 189 in Afrikaans
loop
"Loop" in Afrikaans means "walk" or "run" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Die hond loop in die park.
The dog walks in the park.
The word 'loop' is used to indicate physical movement, implying that the dog is moving by walking.
Sy loop elke dag skool toe.
She walks to school every day.
Here, 'loop' is used similarly, referring to the habit of walking as a mode of transportation.
Die water loop oor die kant van die bak.
The water flows over the edge of the bowl.
In this usage, 'loop' figuratively describes the movement of water, illustrating its versatility.
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