No. 1,847 in Dutch
jeruzalem
"Jeruzalem" in Dutch means "Jerusalem," the capital city of Israel.
In a sentence
Ik zou graag Jeruzalem bezoeken voor de geschiedenis en cultuur.
I would like to visit Jerusalem for its history and culture.
The word 'Jeruzalem' here is used to reference the historical and cultural city, acting as the subject of the sentence.
Het verhaal van Jeruzalem is complex en gaat duizenden jaren terug.
The story of Jerusalem is complex and goes back thousands of years.
In this sentence, 'Jeruzalem' is used to denote the city's long and intricate historical narrative, functioning as the topic of discussion.
Veel religies hebben een sterke band met Jeruzalem.
Many religions have a strong connection to Jerusalem.
Here, 'Jeruzalem' highlights its significance as a central spiritual and cultural location, emphasizing its association with various religions.
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