No. 4,110 in Dutch
anne
"Anne" is not a Dutch word; it is a common personal name.
In a sentence
Anne woont in Amsterdam.
Anne lives in Amsterdam.
The word 'Anne' in this sentence is used as a proper noun representing a person's name.
Ik zag een prachtige anne tijdens mijn wandeling.
I saw a beautiful dwelling during my walk.
Here the word 'anne' represents an object or habitation, influenced potentially by regional dialect.
Anne, vraag het nog eens aan de leraar.
Anne, ask the teacher again.
In this context, 'Anne' is directly addressing a person, acting as a vocative form.
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