No. 1,447 in Dutch
limburgse
"Limburgse" means "Limburgian" or "from Limburg," referring to something or someone related to the Limburg region in the Netherlands or Belgium.
In a sentence
De Limburgse vlaai is beroemd om zijn zoete smaak.
The Limburg pie is famous for its sweet taste.
Here, 'Limburgse' is used as an adjective describing the origin of the pie as from Limburg.
Ik geniet van het Limburgse landschap.
I enjoy the Limburg landscape.
In this sentence, 'Limburgse' serves as an adjective modifying 'landschap', indicating the scenery characteristic to Limburg.
Ze zingt een Limburgs lied tijdens het festival.
She sings a Limburg song during the festival.
Here, 'Limburgs' (a slight variation of 'Limburgse') is used adjectivally to indicate that the song is representative or traditional of Limburg culture.
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