No. 593 in Dutch
antwerpse
"Antwerpse" means "of or relating to Antwerp," a city in Belgium.
In a sentence
Met het Antwerpse dialect kun je de lokale cultuur beter begrijpen.
With the Antwerp dialect, you can better understand the local culture.
'Antwerpse' is used here as an adjective describing the dialect that originates from Antwerp, indicating its linguistic or cultural association.
De Antwerpse haven is een van de grootste havens in Europa.
The Antwerp port is one of the largest ports in Europe.
'Antwerpse' acts as an adjective modifying 'haven', demonstrating that the port is located in or associated with Antwerp.
Ik geniet altijd van een Antwerpse praline bij de koffie.
I always enjoy an Antwerp praline with coffee.
Here, 'Antwerpse' describes pralines made in or typical of Antwerp, showcasing its use in describing regional specialty products.
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