No. 6,613 in Dutch
volkel
"Volkel" is a proper noun in Dutch, referring to a village in the Netherlands.
In a sentence
Volkel is een charmant dorpje in Noord-Brabant.
Volkel is a charming village in North Brabant.
Here, 'Volkel' is a proper noun, the name of a village.
Deze plannen zullen volken over de hele wereld beïnvloeden.
These plans will affect nations all over the world.
In this sentence, 'volken' means 'nations' or 'peoples' and is used as a common noun.
De luchtmachtbasis bij Volkel speelt een strategische rol.
The air force base near Volkel plays a strategic role.
'Volkel' is referenced as a location adjacent to a specific landmark.
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