No. 2,739 in Dutch
prix
"Prix" is not a Dutch word; it is French and means "price" or "prize" in English.
In a sentence
De prix van de kunstwedstrijd was een groot beeldhouwwerk.
The prize of the art contest was a big sculpture.
Here 'prix' is used as a noun meaning 'prize', referring to a reward given for winning the contest.
Tijdens het diner sprak men over de hoogste prix die ooit was toegekend.
During the dinner, they talked about the highest prize ever awarded.
In this sentence, 'prix' continues to represent 'prize', indicating an award with specific significance.
Als een aansporing kreeg zij een kleine prix voor haar deelname.
As an encouragement, she received a small prize for her participation.
Yet again, 'prix' is utilized in its meaning of 'prize', this time referring to a token of encouragement.
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