This is the 6028th most frequent Dutch word.
reeves
The Dutch word "reeves" does not exist.
This usage implies possession, indicating it may belong to someone named Reeve.
Men noemt het historische landgoed soms 'Reeve’s Manor'.
People sometimes call the historical estate 'Reeve’s Manor'.
In this sentence, 'reeves' is used as a plural noun referring to small deer often found in the forest.
De reeves kwamen vaak langs het bos om te grazen.
The reeves often passed by the forest to graze.
Here, 'reeves' refers to an overseer's profession or role, showcasing historical usage.