No. 4,688 in Dutch
elizabeth
"Elizabeth" is a proper noun, typically a female given name, and does not have a specific meaning in Dutch beyond its use as a name.
In a sentence
Elizabeth woont sinds kort in Amsterdam.
Elizabeth has recently moved to Amsterdam.
In this sentence, 'Elizabeth' is used as a proper noun referring to someone's name.
De roman 'Elizabeth' is een groot succes onder lezers.
The novel 'Elizabeth' is a big success among readers.
Here, 'Elizabeth' is used as a title for a book, denoting its name or subject.
Koningin Elizabeth ging wandelen in haar tuin.
Queen Elizabeth went for a walk in her garden.
In this sentence, 'Elizabeth' refers to a title name linked to royalty, specifying an individual ruler.
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