No. 1,825 in Dutch
george
The Dutch word "george" has no definition in Dutch; it might be a proper name.
In a sentence
George gaat vanavond een presentatie geven.
George is going to give a presentation tonight.
Here, 'George' is used as a proper noun, a name of a person being referenced directly.
De kater van de buren heet George.
The neighbors' tomcat is named George.
In this sentence, 'George' is used to denote the name of a pet, emphasizing its use as a proper noun.
Het boek met de titel 'George' is erg populair in de bibliotheek.
The book titled 'George' is very popular in the library.
Here, 'George' refers to the title of a book, showing its usage as a title or label.
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