No. 6,567 in Dutch
vermont
"Vermont" is not a Dutch word; it refers to a U.S. state.
In a sentence
Ik ben vermont door de schoonheid van het landschap.
I am overcome by the beauty of the scenery.
Here, 'vermont' is used metaphorically to express a feeling of being deeply affected or overcome, akin to 'overwhelmed'.
Hij voelt zich vermont door het verlies van zijn baan.
He feels overwhelmed by the loss of his job.
In this sentence, 'vermont' describes a psychological state influenced by external circumstances, such as facing challenging emotions.
De storm heeft veel schade vermont.
The storm has caused a lot of damage.
Here, 'vermont' is assigned an active connotation, indicating that the subject (the storm) has directly led to an impactful result (damage).
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