No. 1,862 in Dutch
maastricht
"Maastricht" is a city in the Netherlands.
In a sentence
Ik ga morgen naar Maastricht om vrienden te bezoeken.
I am going to Maastricht tomorrow to visit friends.
'Maastricht' is used as a proper noun here, referring to the city 'Maastricht', and it serves as the destination in the sentence.
De Maastrichtse universiteit staat bekend om haar internationale sfeer.
The University of Maastricht is known for its international atmosphere.
'Maastricht' is used as an adjective ('Maastrichtse'), describing something belonging to or associated with Maastricht, in this case, the university.
Tijdens de conferentie in Maastricht hebben we veel nieuwe inzichten gekregen.
During the conference in Maastricht, we gained many new insights.
'Maastricht' is again used as a proper noun, specifying the location where the conference took place.
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