roelands

roelands

The Dutch word "roelands" does not have a direct definition in English, as it may be a proper noun, archaic term, or derivative. Could you provide more context?

Here 'Roelands' is used as a possessive form indicating ownership of the candle.

Roelands kaars brandt nog steeds helder in de nacht.

Roelands candle still burns brightly in the night.

In this sentence, 'roelands' shows possession again, this time referring to the flag attributed to Roeland.

Tijdens het feest droeg iedereen roelands vlag als symbool van verbondenheid.

During the party, everyone carried Roeland's flag as a symbol of unity.

Here, 'roelands' attributes the songs to Roeland, showing possession and association.

Ik hoorde dat roelands liederen nog steeds worden gezongen door de koorleden.

I heard that Roeland's songs are still sung by the choir members.