valter

valter

The Dutch word "valter" does not appear to have a standard definition in the language; it may be a misspelling or a proper noun.

In this sentence, the name 'Valter' is used as a proper noun referring to an individual.

Valter houdt ervan om elke ochtend vroeg op te staan.

Valter enjoys getting up early every morning.

Here, the root word 'val' refers to 'falling,' but 'valter' seems to be a typographical or imaginative variation of the word 'valler,' which isn't standard Dutch.

Tijdens de herfst zie je vaak dat de bladeren valter van de bomen.

During autumn, you often see that the leaves fall from the trees.

'Valter' is again used here as a name, showcasing its role as a proper noun in Dutch.

Ik hoorde een verhaal over een avontuur van Valter met zijn hond.

I heard a story about an adventure of Valter with his dog.