No. 6,116 in Dutch
russisch
Russian
In a sentence
De Russische taal is erg interessant om te leren.
The Russian language is very interesting to learn.
In this sentence, 'Russische' is an adjective describing a noun (taal, meaning language) to signify something related to Russia.
Ze woont in een Russisch dorp aan de rand van Siberië.
She lives in a Russian village at the edge of Siberia.
Here, 'Russisch' serves as an adjective modifying the noun (dorp, meaning village) to denote geographical or cultural relation to Russia.
Het gerecht heeft een typische Russische saus.
The dish has a typical Russian sauce.
In this example, 'Russische' is attributive to the noun (saus, meaning sauce), indicating a culinary connection to Russian traditions.
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