No. 4,068 in Dutch
albert
"Albert" is a proper noun in Dutch, typically used as a given name. It does not have a standalone meaning beyond being a name.
In a sentence
Albert komt vandaag op bezoek.
Albert is visiting today.
In this sentence, 'Albert' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Ik heb een boek van Albert gelezen.
I read a book by Albert.
Here, 'Albert' is still a proper noun, but it appears in a context implying possession or authorship.
Albert en ik gingen samen naar de markt.
Albert and I went to the market together.
In this sentence, 'Albert' is part of a compound subject, sharing the action with another person.
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