No. 6,211 in Dutch
shinji
The word "shinji" is not Dutch; it is of Japanese origin and typically means "belief" or "faith."
In a sentence
Shinji is een voorbeeld van een aparte naam in de Japanse cultuur.
Shinji is an example of a unique name in Japanese culture.
Proper noun used as a name.
Toen ik het werk begreep, dacht ik eraan om Shinji's advies te volgen.
When I understood the task, I considered following Shinji's advice.
Proper noun referring to a person's name used possessively.
Ik hoorde ze zeggen 'shinji' toen ze over hun persoonlijke overtuigingen spraken.
I heard them say 'shinji' when talking about their personal beliefs.
Used as a term conveying a concept, possibly belief or conviction.
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