No. 6,147 in Dutch
santiago
"Santiago" is not a Dutch word; it is a Spanish name referring to Saint James or the city of Santiago.
In a sentence
Ik ben naar Santiago gereisd tijdens mijn zomervakantie.
I traveled to Santiago during my summer vacation.
Here, 'Santiago' is used as a geographical proper noun, referring to the capital city of Chile.
Santiago werkte hard om zijn doel te bereiken.
Santiago worked hard to achieve his goal.
In this case, 'Santiago' is used as a personal name, illustrating its common use as a given name in various cultures.
Heb je het boek 'De alchemist' gelezen, waarin Santiago een herdersjongen is?
Have you read the book 'The Alchemist,' where Santiago is a shepherd boy?
Here, 'Santiago' refers to a fictional character in the novel 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho.
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