No. 4,506 in Dutch
crest
The Dutch word "crest" means "coat of arms" or "emblem" in English.
In a sentence
De ridder droeg een helm met een imposante kam.
The knight wore a helmet with an impressive crest.
This usage refers to the crest as the decorative element on a helmet.
Op de top van de heuvel was een kam die aan een vogel leek.
At the top of the hill, there was a crest that resembled a bird.
This usage describes a physical crest-like shape on a hill that visually resembles something.
Het bedrijf plaatste zijn herkenbare kam op elk product als symbool van kwaliteit.
The company placed its recognizable crest on each product as a symbol of quality.
Here, the word refers to a symbolic or metaphorical crest used to denote association.
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