haren

haren

"Haren" in Dutch means "hairs" or "her" (possessive, referring to a female subject).

Here, 'haren' is plural for individual strands of hair visible in a location.

Ik zie haren op de vloer van de badkamer.

I see hairs on the floor of the bathroom.

Here, 'haren' refers to 'hair', meaning the strands on the head of a person.

Ze kamt haar haren iedere ochtend.

She combs her hair every morning.

In this sentence, 'haren' is used to describe the fur or hair of animals that they shed.

De honden verliezen hun haren in de zomer.

The dogs shed their hair in the summer.