No. 2,756 in Dutch
richard
The Dutch word "Richard" is a proper noun, typically used as a male given name, equivalent to "Richard" in English. It does not have a separate definition.
In a sentence
Richard is een goede vriend van mij.
Richard is a good friend of mine.
The name 'Richard' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific person.
De hond van Richard is altijd blij om mij te zien.
Richard's dog is always happy to see me.
The name 'Richard' is used possessively to denote ownership of the dog.
Mijn favoriete karakter in de roman heet Richard.
My favorite character in the novel is called Richard.
The name 'Richard' is used to reference a fictional character, showcasing its application in literary contexts.
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