No. 6,324 in Dutch
stephen
The Dutch word "stephen" does not exist; it may refer to a name, "Stephen."
In a sentence
Stephen houdt van wandelen in de natuur.
Stephen enjoys walking in nature.
The word 'Stephen' functions as the subject and the proper noun referring to a specific person's name.
Ik help Stephen met zijn huiswerk.
I help Stephen with his homework.
Here, 'Stephen' is the direct object, identifying who is receiving the help.
Stephen's huis is groot en gezellig.
Stephen's house is large and cozy.
In this example, 'Stephen' is used in a possessive form to show ownership of the house.
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