No. 6,099 in Dutch
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.
In a sentence
De rozen in de tuin bloeien prachtig.
The roses in the garden are blooming beautifully.
Here, 'rozen' is used as a plural noun referring to the flowers.
Zij gaf mij een boeket met rode rozen.
She gave me a bouquet of red roses.
In this sentence, 'rozen' refers specifically to red roses as part of a gift.
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.
The term 'rozen' is used to describe a specific color variant (white) of roses in a field.
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