No. 2,681 in Dutch
martine
"Martine" is a proper noun in Dutch, typically used as a female given name.
In a sentence
Martine gaat elke ochtend rennen in het park.
Martine goes running in the park every morning.
In this sentence, 'Martine' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person whose name is Martine.
Ik las een boek van Martine dat heel inspirerend was.
I read a book by Martine that was very inspiring.
Here, 'Martine' is again a proper noun, this time indicating the author of the book.
Tijdens de vergadering bracht Martine een belangrijk punt naar voren.
During the meeting, Martine brought up an important point.
This usage of 'Martine' functions as the subject of the sentence, fulfilling the role of a participant in the action.
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