No. 882 in Dutch
aert
The Dutch word "aert" is an archaic term meaning "nature" or "disposition."
In a sentence
De aert van het probleem ligt dieper dan gedacht.
The nature of the problem is deeper than thought.
In this sentence, 'aert' refers to the 'nature' or fundamental essence of the problem.
Zijn vriendelijke aert maakt hem geliefd bij velen.
His kind nature makes him loved by many.
Here, 'aert' is used to describe someone's character or disposition, referring to a quality they embody.
Het gedicht beschrijft de rustgevende aert van de lente.
The poem describes the soothing character of spring.
In this case, 'aert' represents the distinctive qualities or atmosphere associated with springtime.
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