No. 7,962 in Dutch
end
The Dutch word "end" means "distance" or "stretch" in English.
In a sentence
Het einde van het verhaal was verrassend.
The end of the story was surprising.
Here, 'einde' is the noun referring to the conclusion of a story.
We hebben het project eindelijk afgerond.
We have finally completed the project.
In this case, 'eindelijk' uses a derived form of 'einde' to express a sense of conclusion or completion with emphasis.
Bij het einde van de weg, sla linksaf.
At the end of the road, turn left.
Here, 'einde' describes a specific physical endpoint at the road's termination.
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