No. 6,207 in Dutch
sharman
The Dutch word "sharman" does not exist. You may mean "sjamaan," which translates to "shaman" in English, referring to a spiritual healer or guide.
In a sentence
De sharman bereidde zich voor op de ceremonie.
The shaman prepared for the ceremony.
In this sentence, 'sharman' is used as a noun to denote a shaman, a spiritual figure, commonly recognized in various cultures for their ritualistic and healing roles.
Ze voelde zich als een sharman die haar stam leidde.
She felt like a shaman leading her tribe.
Here, 'sharman' is used metaphorically to describe someone who takes on a spiritual or leadership role similar to that of a shaman.
Tijdens de reis ontmoetten we een sharman die ons verhalen vertelde.
During the journey, we met a shaman who told us stories.
In this context, 'sharman' again refers to an individual fulfilling the role of a spiritual or traditional guide, illustrating its usage in narrative contexts.
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