This is the 6207th most frequent Dutch word.
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 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.
De sharman bereidde zich voor op de ceremonie.
The shaman prepared for the ceremony.
Here, 'sharman' is used metaphorically to describe someone who takes on a spiritual or leadership role similar to that of a shaman.
Ze voelde zich als een sharman die haar stam leidde.
She felt like a shaman leading her tribe.
In this context, 'sharman' again refers to an individual fulfilling the role of a spiritual or traditional guide, illustrating its usage in narrative contexts.