andré

This is the 2478th most frequent Dutch word.


andré

The Dutch word "andré" does not have a specific meaning; it is typically a proper noun, a given name equivalent to "Andrew" in English.


Here, 'André' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific person named Andre.

André speelt gitaar in de band.

Andre plays guitar in the band.


In this sentence, 'André' again functions as a proper noun identifying a person to whom the command is directed.

André moet zijn spullen opruimen.

Andre must clean up his belongings.


Here, 'andré' is used as an adjective meaning 'different', demonstrating its potential use outside being a proper noun depending on spelling and context.

De meubels in deze showroom zijn andré dan die we gisteren zagen.

The furniture in this showroom is different from what we saw yesterday.