No. 5,621 in Dutch
mig
The Dutch word "mig" refers to a small or tiny person or thing, often used informally to describe someone diminutive in size.
In a sentence
Ik voel me soms een beetje mig als het koud is.
I sometimes feel a bit off when it's cold.
In this context, 'mig' is used to describe a feeling of discomfort or being slightly unwell.
De planten zien er mig uit na de storm.
The plants look off after the storm.
Here, 'mig' is used to suggest that the plants are not in their usual healthy state or appearance.
Hij gedraagt zich mig sinds hij die film heeft gezien.
He has been behaving unusually since watching that movie.
In this example, 'mig' is applied to describe someone's unusual behavior or demeanor.
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