No. 2,761 in Dutch
romy
The Dutch word "romy" does not have a standalone definition in standard Dutch and is typically a proper noun, such as a given name.
In a sentence
Romy houdt van schilderen in haar vrije tijd.
Romy loves painting in her free time.
The word 'Romy' is a proper noun, specifically a name referencing a person.
De naam Romy komt van het Latijnse woord voor Rome.
The name Romy comes from the Latin word for Rome.
The word 'Romy' is used here as a name and its etymological origin is being discussed.
Ik zag Romy lopen in het park vanochtend.
I saw Romy walking in the park this morning.
'Romy' identifies a specific individual being mentioned in this context.
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