No. 4,042 in Dutch
adele
The Dutch word "adele" does not have a direct meaning; it may be a name or misspelling.
In a sentence
Adele is een beroemde zangeres uit Engeland.
Adele is a famous singer from England.
In this sentence, 'Adele' is used as a proper noun, referring to the specific individual who is a well-known artist.
Ik volg de adviezen van mijn trainers adele na.
I follow my trainers' advice precisely.
Here, 'adele' serves as an adverb, modifying the verb phrase to imply doing something with precision or faithfully.
In de Middeleeuwen betekende het woord 'adele' edelmoedig of nobel.
In the Middle Ages, the word 'adele' meant magnanimous or noble.
In this context, 'adele' is referenced as a historic form or root, showcasing its use and meaning in a historical linguistic perspective.
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