No. 2,745 in Dutch
rachel
The Dutch word "rachel" refers to a perforated tool or frame, often used in baking to cool items.
In a sentence
Rachel leert elke dag Nederlands.
Rachel learns Dutch every day.
In this sentence, "Rachel" is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name.
In de keuken staat een oude rachel met borden erop.
In the kitchen, there is an old rack with plates on it.
Here, "rachel" refers to an old rack or stand used to hold objects, commonly in Dutch regional dialects.
Ik weet niet of deze rachel nog bruikbaar is.
I don't know if this rack is still usable.
The word "rachel" is again used in a dialectal or contextual sense to mean a framework or object for holding items.
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