No. 5,285 in Dutch
khaled
The Dutch word "khaled" does not have a specific meaning; it is typically used as a proper noun, such as a given name of Arabic origin meaning "eternal" or "immortal."
In a sentence
Khaled is vandaag niet naar school gegaan.
Khaled did not go to school today.
The usage of 'Khaled' in this sentence is as a proper noun referring to an individual's name.
Mijn vriend Khaled houdt van voetbal.
My friend Khaled loves football.
In this example, 'Khaled' is used as a subject and name of the person being talked about.
Ik heb Khaled vanmorgen ontmoet bij de bibliotheek.
I met Khaled this morning at the library.
Here, 'Khaled' is an object in the sentence referring to the person encountered.
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