No. 5,650 in Dutch
misselijke
"Misselijke" means "nauseating" or "feeling nauseous."
In a sentence
De misselijke geur van verrot fruit vulde de kamer.
The sickening smell of rotten fruit filled the room.
In this sentence, 'misselijke' is used as an adjective describing the unpleasant smell that has the potential to make one feel nauseous.
Hij heeft iets misselijke gegeten en voelt zich nu niet goed.
He ate something nauseating and now doesn't feel well.
Here, 'misselijke' is used to describe the characteristic of the food consumed, leading to a feeling of discomfort or nausea.
Ze maakte een misselijke opmerking die iedereen verbaasde.
She made a sickening remark that surprised everyone.
The word 'misselijke' in this sentence describes the remark as being morally or socially repugnant, causing discomfort to those who heard it.
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