No. 6,821 in Dutch
aangeef
"Indicate" or "pass" (context-dependent).
In a sentence
Ik geef aan dat ik morgen niet aanwezig zal zijn.
I indicate that I will not be present tomorrow.
Here, 'aangeef' (a compound of 'aan' and 'geven') is used to mean 'indicate or state'. It is in the present tense and is first person singular (ik).
Kun je mij aangeven waar de weg naar het station is?
Can you indicate to me where the way to the station is?
'Aangeef' here is applied in its infinitive notion of providing information or pointing out, used in a query to direct someone.
Het is belangrijk dat je de fout aangeeft, zodat we het kunnen corrigeren.
It is important that you point out the mistake so that we can correct it.
In this context, 'aangeeft' means to highlight or point out an error for correction. It is in the third person singular (hij/zij/het).
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