No. 6,103 in Dutch
rotterdams
"Rotterdams" means "from or related to Rotterdam."
In a sentence
Hij houdt van Rotterdams eten.
He likes Rotterdam-style food.
Used as an adjective to describe something originating from or specific to Rotterdam.
Ze sprak met een Rotterdams accent.
She spoke with a Rotterdam accent.
Used as an adjective to describe the particular accent associated with the city of Rotterdam.
Het museum organiseert een expositie over Rotterdams historisch erfgoed.
The museum is organizing an exhibition about Rotterdam's historical heritage.
Used as an adjective to describe something related to Rotterdam's history or culture.
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