No. 4,471 in Dutch
claus
The Dutch word "claus" refers to a clause or section in a legal or formal document.
In a sentence
Claus heeft gisteren een nieuwe fiets gekocht.
Claus bought a new bicycle yesterday.
Here, 'Claus' serves as a proper noun, specifically a person's name.
De claus van het contract werd uitgebreid besproken.
The clause of the contract was extensively discussed.
In this case, 'claus' refers to a section or provision in a contract, showcasing its usage in legal or official contexts.
De school organiseerde een lezing over Claus' gedichten.
The school organized a lecture about Claus's poems.
Here, 'Claus' again acts as a proper noun, referring to a poet or literary figure, and it's used possessively.
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