No. 5,120 in Dutch
inge
"Inge" is a Dutch given name, often used for females, derived from Germanic origins meaning "protected" or "guarded."
In a sentence
Inge is een vriendelijke persoon.
Inge is a friendly person.
Here 'Inge' is used as a proper noun, which typically serves as someone's name.
Zij heeft de lamp ingeplugd.
She plugged in the lamp.
In this sentence, 'inge' is part of a compound verb ('ingeplugd'), where 'in-' is a prefix meaning 'into' and 'plugd' relates to the act of plugging.
Het is nu tijd om ingen acties te nemen.
It is now time to take deliberate actions.
Here 'ingen' is used as a word with specific meaning, sharing roots with deliberate or considered action, depending on context.
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