No. 1,795 in Dutch
brussels
The Dutch word "brussels" does not exist; it likely refers to "Brussel," which is the Dutch name for Brussels, the capital of Belgium.
In a sentence
Ik ben gisteren naar Brussel geweest.
Yesterday, I went to Brussels.
Here, 'Brussel' is used as a proper noun referring to the capital of Belgium.
Brusselse wafels zijn beroemd om hun smaak.
Brussels waffles are famous for their flavor.
In this sentence, 'Brusselse' describes waffles originating from or associated with Brussels, showing its adjective form.
Ze spreekt vloeiend Frans, dankzij haar tijd in Brussel.
She speaks fluent French, thanks to her time in Brussels.
Here, 'Brussel' is mentioned to signify the place where significant events or circumstances, such as language learning, occurred.
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