No. 4,025 in Dutch
abbey
"Abbey" in Dutch ("abdij") refers to a monastery or convent, often led by an abbot or abbess.
In a sentence
De abdij werd gebouwd in de twaalfde eeuw.
The abbey was built in the twelfth century.
In this sentence, 'abdij' refers to a religious building from history.
Veel toeristen bezoeken jaarlijks de abdijen van de regio.
Many tourists visit the abbeys of the region annually.
Here, 'abdijen' is used in plural form, referring to multiple abbeys as touristic spots.
Hij ontdekte rust en vrede tijdens zijn verblijf in de abdij.
He discovered peace and tranquility during his stay at the abbey.
In this context, 'abdij' represents a place where someone can stay temporarily, often for reflection.
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