No. 546 in Dutch
mark
The Dutch word "mark" refers to a boundary, border, or region.
In a sentence
Mark speelt gitaar in een band.
Mark plays guitar in a band.
In this sentence, 'Mark' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Zet een mark op het punt waar je bent gestopt.
Put a mark at the point where you stopped.
Here, 'mark' refers to a sign or indication made to locate or note something.
De mark van dat product is erg herkenbaar.
The mark of that product is very recognizable.
In this line, 'mark' suggests a specific characteristic or sign associated with the product.
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