No. 5,563 in Dutch
maserati
The Dutch word "Maserati" refers to the Italian luxury car brand Maserati.
In a sentence
Ik heb een Maserati in mijn garage staan.
I have a Maserati parked in my garage.
Here, 'Maserati' is used to refer to the luxury car brand as a concrete noun indicating ownership.
Hij droomt ervan ooit in een Maserati te rijden.
He dreams of driving a Maserati someday.
In this sentence, 'Maserati' denotes aspiration and luxury associated with the car brand.
De Maserati op de weg trok ieders aandacht vanwege zijn snelheid.
The Maserati on the road caught everyone's attention due to its speed.
Here, 'Maserati' is used as a proper noun to describe a specific car seen on the road, emphasizing characteristics like speed and design.
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