No. 641 in Afrikaans
mark
The Afrikaans word "mark" means "mark" or "spot" in English, and can also refer to a "grade" or "score" in an academic context.
In a sentence
Die student het ‘n hoë mark in die eksamen behaal.
The student achieved a high mark in the exam.
Used to mean 'score' or 'grade' as representing an accomplishment in academic context.
Die mark vir vars produkte is baie gewild in hierdie dorp.
The market for fresh produce is very popular in this town.
Used to mean 'market', indicating a place or demand for goods.
Die dier het 'n permanente mark as gevolg van die wond gekry.
The animal received a permanent mark due to the wound.
Used to mean 'mark', referring to a physical scar or a visible impression.
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