damrak

This is the 4539th most frequent Dutch word.


damrak

"Damrak" is a main street in Amsterdam, originally a stretch of water leading to a dam.


In this sentence, 'Damrak' is used as a proper noun, referring to the specific street in Amsterdam.

Het Damrak is een drukke straat in Amsterdam.

The Damrak is a busy street in Amsterdam.


Here, 'Damrak' is used historically to refer to its earlier function as a section of the harbor.

Vroeger was het Damrak een deel van de haven.

In the past, the Damrak was a part of the harbor.


The word 'Damrak' in this sentence represents the street being traversed, indicating its present-day identity as a prominent location with commercial establishments.

We wandelden langs het Damrak en genoten van de winkels en cafés.

We walked along the Damrak and enjoyed the shops and cafes.