This is the 8137th most frequent Dutch word.
ge
"Ge" is an informal or archaic Dutch pronoun meaning "you," used mainly in older texts or certain dialects.
'Geavanceerde' in this sentence is an adjective, indicating something that is 'advanced' or 'sophisticated'. It traces its roots to the prefix 'ge-', which does not carry standalone meaning here but transforms the base word into a related form.
Ik heb een geavanceerde computer gekocht.
I bought an advanced computer.
'Geuren' uses the word element 'ge-' as part of the noun 'geur', which means 'scent'. The prefix 'ge-' in this context emphasizes the idea of being associated with the sense of smell.
De geuren van versgebakken brood zijn heerlijk.
The scents of freshly baked bread are delightful.
'Gebeurd' is the past participle of the verb 'gebeuren' (to happen). Here, 'ge-' serves as a formative prefix used in constructing past participles, which is common in Dutch grammar.