No. 4,986 in Dutch
harari
"Harari" is not a Dutch word; it refers to a Semitic language or people from Harar, Ethiopia.
In a sentence
Harari woonde jarenlang in Ethiopië.
Harari lived for many years in Ethiopia.
In this sentence, 'Harari' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
De Harari-taal wordt gesproken in de regio Harar.
The Harari language is spoken in the Harar region.
Here, 'Harari' acts as an adjective describing the language associated with the Harar region.
De traditionele Harari-kleding is bekend om zijn kleurrijkheid.
The traditional Harari clothing is known for its vibrant colors.
In this sentence, 'Harari' functions as an adjective referring to something traditional of the Harari people or culture.
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