No. 900 in Dutch
robert
The Dutch word "robert" does not have a specific meaning as a common noun; it is primarily a proper noun, used as a personal name (Robert).
In a sentence
Robert is een goede vriend van mij.
Robert is a good friend of mine.
The word 'Robert' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Hij heeft de tekst gerobert om het duidelijker te maken.
He revised the text to make it clearer.
The word 'gerobert' is used as a verb in a creative, hypothetical context derived from the proper noun 'Robert', suggesting an action in an imaginative usage.
De straat Robertlaan is erg druk overdag.
The street Robertlaan is very busy during the day.
The word 'Robert' is part of the name 'Robertlaan', referring to a specific street name.
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