No. 1,846 in Dutch
jean
The Dutch word "jean" does not exist as a standard term. It is likely a mistaken or borrowed usage from English referring to "jeans" (denim trousers).
In a sentence
Ik draag mijn favoriete geel gekleurde jeans vandaag.
I'm wearing my favorite yellow-colored jeans today.
The word 'jeans' is used here as a plural noun referring to denim pants.
Jean houdt van schilderen in zijn vrije tijd.
Jean likes painting in his free time.
In this sentence, 'Jean' is used as a proper noun, possibly a first name.
Als je jouw nieuwe jeans wilt wassen, gebruik dan koud water.
If you want to wash your new jeans, use cold water.
Again, 'jeans' is referred to as a clothing item but in the context of giving advice about maintenance.
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