No. 1,478 in Dutch
vladimir
The Dutch word "vladimir" does not have a specific meaning in Dutch; it is typically a proper noun, referring to a male name, Vladimir.
In a sentence
Vladimir is een populaire naam in Rusland.
Vladimir is a popular name in Russia.
Here, 'Vladimir' is used as a proper noun to denote a common personal name.
Ik denk dat Vladimir vandaag naar de winkel is gegaan.
I think Vladimir went to the store today.
In this sentence, 'Vladimir' again serves as a proper noun but is referenced in a context showing action.
Volgens legendes was Vladimir een wijze koning.
According to legends, Vladimir was a wise king.
Here, 'Vladimir' is used as a historical reference to a notable individual, indicating its use in storytelling or historical discussion.
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