No. 1,210 in Dutch
martijn
"Martijn" is a Dutch male given name and does not have a separate definition beyond being a proper name.
In a sentence
Martijn gaat naar de markt.
Martijn is going to the market.
In this sentence, 'Martijn' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person named Martijn.
Ik zag de auto van Martijn.
I saw Martijn's car.
Here, 'Martijn' serves as a possessive proper noun indicating ownership ('van Martijn' translates to 'Martijn's').
Martijns idee was erg creatief.
Martijn's idea was very creative.
In this usage, 'Martijn' takes a possessive form ('Martijns') to indicate that an idea belongs to Martijn.
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