No. 1,469 in Dutch
rotterdamse
"Rotterdamse" means "from Rotterdam" or "related to Rotterdam" in English.
In a sentence
Rotterdamse bruggen zijn iconen van moderne architectuur.
Rotterdam bridges are icons of modern architecture.
Here, 'Rotterdamse' is used as an attributive adjective modifying 'bruggen' (bridges), describing their origin or association with Rotterdam.
Ik proef graag Rotterdamse specialiteiten tijdens een bezoek aan de stad.
I enjoy tasting Rotterdam specialties during a visit to the city.
In this sentence, 'Rotterdamse' modifies 'specialiteiten' (specialties), emphasizing their local nature and connection to Rotterdam.
De Rotterdamse haven is een van de grootste ter wereld.
The Rotterdam port is one of the largest in the world.
The term 'Rotterdamse' is used to describe the port, indicating its location in Rotterdam and its identity as connected to the city.
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