No. 1,783 in Dutch
abbas
The Dutch word "abbas" means "abbot," the head of a monastery.
In a sentence
Het document werd ondertekend door abbas, de leider van de gemeenschap.
The document was signed by abbas, the leader of the community.
In this sentence, 'abbas' is used as a proper noun, possibly referring to a specific individual who holds a leadership position.
Mijn vriend vertelde een verhaal over abbas en zijn avonturen.
My friend told a story about abbas and his adventures.
Here, 'abbas' could represent a fictional or historical character who is central to the narrative being described.
In bepaalde literaturen wordt abbas aangeduid met unieke eigenschappen.
In certain literatures, abbas is characterized with unique traits.
The word 'abbas' in this sentence generally references figures or entities ascribed particular attributes in specific textual or cultural traditions.
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