No. 5,622 in Dutch
michael
"Michael" is a proper noun in Dutch, referring to a male given name, equivalent to "Michael" in English.
In a sentence
Michael heeft een rode jas gedragen.
Michael wore a red jacket.
Here, 'Michael' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific individual, who is the subject of the sentence.
De hond van Michael is erg speels.
Michael's dog is very playful.
In this sentence, 'Michael' is used in the genitive case, denoting possession of the dog by the individual named Michael.
Ik zag een schilderij met de naam Michael.
I saw a painting named Michael.
Here, 'Michael' is employed as a proper noun to represent the name of a painting, showcasing its nominative function as identification.
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