This is the 6466th most frequent Dutch word.
tuncer
The word "tuncer" is not Dutch; it appears to be a Turkish name rather than a Dutch term.
This sentence shows the application of 'Tuncer' as a proper noun, referring to a person's name in a nominative and indicative structure.
Tuncer houdt van schilderen en fotografie.
Tuncer loves painting and photography.
Here, 'Tuncer' is used as a proper noun in the accusative form, acting as the object of the sentence describing a direct observation.
Ik zag Tuncer gisteren in het park.
I saw Tuncer in the park yesterday.
In this usage, 'Tuncer' is employed as a possessive noun showing ownership, where the person's ideas are the subjects being described.