No. 5,176 in Dutch
jeremy
The word "jeremy" has no meaning in Dutch; it is typically a proper noun, such as a given name.
In a sentence
Jeremy speelt vandaag met zijn vrienden in het park.
Jeremy is playing with his friends in the park today.
The word 'Jeremy' is used as a proper noun referring to an individual's name.
De hond van Jeremy heeft een blauwe halsband.
Jeremy's dog has a blue collar.
The word 'Jeremy' is used to denote possession in this sentence, indicating ownership by Jeremy.
Het lijkt of Jeremy wat verdrietig is vandaag.
It seems that Jeremy is somewhat sad today.
The word 'Jeremy' is used as a subject to describe emotions regarding the individual.
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