No. 1,861 in Dutch
maak
"Maak" means "make" or "create" in English.
In a sentence
Ik maak een tekening.
I am making a drawing.
Here, 'maak' is a conjugated form of the verb 'maken', meaning 'to make'. It is used in the sense of creating or producing something.
Maak de deur dicht.
Close the door.
In this sentence, 'maak' is used as an imperative form of 'maken', conveying a command or instruction.
Zij maakt vaak grapjes.
She often makes jokes.
In this usage, 'maakt' (third person singular form of 'maken') is used to describe creating or telling jokes regularly.
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