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No. 6,492 in Dutch

umut

The Dutch word "umut" is not commonly used; it is likely borrowed from Turkish, where it means "hope."

In a sentence

  • Umut is een student die altijd hard werkt.

    Umut is a student who always works hard.

    Here, 'Umut' is used as a proper noun, serving as the name of an individual and the subject of the sentence.

  • Ik heb hoop dankzij Umut's inspanningen.

    I have hope thanks to Umut's efforts.

    In this sentence, 'Umut' is used as a proper noun, indicating an individual's name who gives hope through their actions.

  • 'Umut' betekent 'hoop' in het Turks.

    'Umut' means 'hope' in Turkish.

    The word 'Umut' here is explained as a lexical item, meaning 'hope' in Turkish.

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