No. 4,026 in Dutch
abdel
"Abdel" is not a Dutch word; it is typically an Arabic name meaning "servant of."
In a sentence
Abdel leest een boek in de bibliotheek.
Abdel is reading a book in the library.
The word 'Abdel' is the name of a person, used as the subject of the sentence.
Het idee was afkomstig van Abdel.
The idea came from Abdel.
The word 'Abdel' refers to the same person, now indicating the originator of the idea.
We gaan vanavond met Abdel uit eten.
We are going out to eat with Abdel tonight.
The word 'Abdel' is mentioned as the person accompanying us for dinner, showing a relational context.
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