No. 6,349 in Dutch
stéphane
The word "stéphane" is not Dutch; it is a French-origin name, meaning "crown" or "garland".
In a sentence
Stéphane kocht gisteren een nieuwe fiets.
Stéphane bought a new bicycle yesterday.
Here, 'Stéphane' is used as a proper name for the subject of the sentence.
Heb je gehoord dat Stéphane naar Frankrijk is verhuisd?
Did you hear that Stéphane moved to France?
In this sentence, 'Stéphane' is again a proper noun referring to a person, specifically someone whose actions are of interest.
We zullen Stéphane ontmoeten in het park om samen te picknicken.
We will meet Stéphane in the park to have a picnic together.
This sentence uses 'Stéphane' as a direct object to indicate who will be met in the context of the planned activity.
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