roses

roses

The Dutch word "roses" does not exist; it is English. In Dutch, "roses" is translated as "rozen." Rozen means the plural form of "rose," referring to the flower.

Here, 'rozen' is used as a plural noun referring to the flowers.

De rozen in de tuin bloeien prachtig.

The roses in the garden are blooming beautifully.

In this sentence, 'rozen' refers specifically to red roses as part of a gift.

Zij gaf mij een boeket met rode rozen.

She gave me a bouquet of red roses.

The term 'rozen' is used to describe a specific color variant (white) of roses in a field.

Als je naar links kijkt, zie je een veld vol witte rozen.

If you look to the left, you see a field full of white roses.