No. 8,682 in Dutch
ingaat
"Inggaat" means "goes into" or "takes effect."
In a sentence
De nieuwe wet gaat morgen in.
The new law goes into effect tomorrow.
The word 'ingaat' indicates the initiation or commencement of an event or state, often used with regulations or conditions.
Hij gaat in op de vraag van de journalist.
He responds to the journalist's question.
'Ingaat' here is used in the sense of addressing or dealing with a subject, emphasizing engagement or consideration.
De lamp gaat aan zodra de schakelaar wordt ingeschakeld.
The light turns on as soon as the switch is activated.
While not directly 'ingaat', this construction 'ingaan' is implied, relating to turning on or initializing.
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