No. 5,677 in Dutch
moses
The Dutch word "moses" does not have a clear definition in standard use, but it may refer to "Moses," a biblical figure.
In a sentence
Mozes leidde de Israëlieten uit Egypte.
Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt.
Here, 'Mozes' refers to the historical or Biblical figure Moses.
De Mozesbrug is een bijzondere voetgangersbrug in Nederland.
The Moses Bridge is a unique pedestrian bridge in the Netherlands.
In this context, 'Mozes' is part of the proper noun for a specific structure named after the Biblical figure due to its thematic design.
Als je over water kunt lopen, noem ik je Mozes.
If you can walk on water, I'll call you Moses.
Here, 'Mozes' is used metaphorically as a reference to being capable of performing extraordinary feats, likening to the miracles associated with Moses.
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