No. 2,559 in Dutch
edith
The word "Edith" is not Dutch-specific; it is a proper noun, typically a female given name.
In a sentence
Edith houdt van boeken over kunst.
Edith loves books about art.
In this sentence, 'Edith' is used as a proper noun, specifically a name, and is the subject of the verb 'houdt' (loves).
We hebben een schilderij dat Edith heet.
We have a painting that is called Edith.
Here, 'Edith' is utilized to name an object, the painting, and is treated as the noun label for that item.
Het verhaal over Edith liet me nadenken over mijn dromen.
The story about Edith made me reflect on my dreams.
In this example, 'Edith' continues to function as a proper noun, referring to a character or entity within the story.
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