No. 4,298 in Dutch
blätter
"Blätter" is not a Dutch word; it's German and means "leaves" (as in foliage or paper sheets).
In a sentence
De jongen blättert door het oude boek.
The boy flips through the old book.
Here, 'blättert' is used to indicate the action of flipping through pages of a book.
De bladeren blätteren in de wind.
The leaves rustle in the wind.
In this context, 'blätteren' describes the movement or rustling sound of leaves in the wind.
Heb je alle losse blätter verzameld voor het project?
Did you collect all loose sheets for the project?
Here, 'blätter' refers to sheets of paper or other flat objects.
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