This is the 4903rd most frequent Dutch word.
girls
In Dutch, "girls" is not a native word; it is borrowed from English and means "meisjes."
Here, 'girls' translates to 'meisjes', used as the subject of the sentence, denoting a group actively engaging in an activity.
De meisjes spelen in het park.
The girls are playing in the park.
In this instance, 'meisjes' functions as the direct object, referring to a group being observed during an activity.
Ik zag de meisjes lachen.
I saw the girls laughing.
Here, 'meisjes' forms part of a possessive construction, indicating ownership of an object (the bags).