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No. 5,016 in Dutch

henrik

"Henrik" is a Dutch male given name, equivalent to "Henry" in English.

In a sentence

  • Henrik heeft een boek geschreven.

    Henrik has written a book.

    In this sentence, 'Henrik' is used as a proper noun, specifically as a name identifying the subject of the sentence.

  • Ik sprak met Henrik tijdens de vergadering.

    I spoke with Henrik during the meeting.

    Here, 'Henrik' serves as a proper noun representing the individual involved in the action described — the dialogue in the meeting.

  • De bril van Henrik ligt op de tafel.

    Henrik's glasses are on the table.

    In this sentence, 'Henrik' is used to denote possession (Henrik's glasses), showing a relationship between Henrik and his belonging.

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