No. 2,685 in Dutch
mechelse
"Mechelse" refers to something or someone from Mechelen, a city in Belgium.
In a sentence
Ik kocht een Mechelse herder.
I bought a Malinois shepherd dog.
In this sentence, 'Mechelse' is used as an adjective describing the breed of the shepherd dog, which originates from Mechelen, Belgium.
De Mechelse architect ontwierp een prachtig gebouw.
The architect from Mechelen designed a splendid building.
Here, 'Mechelse' acts as an adjective describing the origin of the architect, indicating they come from Mechelen.
We bezochten een oude Mechelse kerk tijdens onze reis.
We visited an old church from Mechelen during our trip.
In this context, 'Mechelse' modifies 'kerk' to signify that the church is associated with or located in Mechelen.
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