No. 5,256 in Dutch
karina
The Dutch word "karina" does not have a specific meaning; it is typically a given name.
In a sentence
Karina houdt van schilderen.
Karina loves painting.
Here, 'Karina' acts as a subject noun, specifically a proper noun identifying a person.
De schilderijen van Karina zijn prachtig.
The paintings by Karina are beautiful.
In this instance, 'Karina' is used in possessive form to indicate the paintings owned or created by her.
Ik gaf het boek aan Karina.
I gave the book to Karina.
Here, 'Karina' serves as an indirect object, indicating the recipient of the book in this action.
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