This is the 5797th most frequent Dutch word.
olof
"Olaf" is typically a variant of a personal name, not a standard Dutch word. It is derived from Old Norse, meaning "ancestor's relic" or "heir."
'Olof' is chosen as an arbitrary name in this sentence, showing flexibility in language usage for names.
Het was een willekeurige naam; ik noemde hem Olof.
It was a random name; I called him Olof.
'Olof' in this sentence is used as a proper noun, specifically as a personal name.
Olof is een naam die vaak wordt gezien in Scandinavische landen.
Olof is a name often seen in Scandinavian countries.
'Olof' here refers to a historically or legendarily significant figure named Olof, highlighting its contextual usage in storytelling or history.