No. 1,302 in Dutch
kapitaal
"Kapitaal" in English means "capital," referring to wealth or resources, especially in the form of money or assets.
In a sentence
Een bedrijf heeft kapitaal nodig om te groeien.
A company needs capital to grow.
Here, 'kapitaal' refers to financial assets or funds necessary for business expansion.
Zijn intellectueel kapitaal is van onschatbare waarde.
His intellectual capital is invaluable.
In this case, 'kapitaal' refers to intellectual or human resources, implying knowledge or skills.
De kapitaal van deze regio is in landbouw gevestigd.
The capital of this region is established in agriculture.
Now, 'kapitaal' describes the major economic foundation or wealth generation of the region.
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