No. 4,133 in Dutch
armour
The Dutch word "armour" translates to "armor" in English, meaning protective covering, typically metal, used in combat.
In a sentence
De ridder droeg een sterke harnas om zichzelf te beschermen.
The knight wore a strong armor to protect himself.
In this sentence, 'harnas' is used in the context of medieval protective body gear.
Het boek beschreef hoe de oude soldaten hun harnassen maakten.
The book described how the ancient soldiers crafted their armor.
Here, 'harnassen' (plural of 'harnas') refers to the protective suits used by ancient soldiers.
Tijdens de tentoonstelling konden bezoekers zien hoe harnassen door de geschiedenis heen evolueerden.
During the exhibition, visitors could see how armors evolved throughout history.
In this sentence, 'harnassen' refers to the historical progression and design changes of armor.
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