No. 6,625 in Dutch
vorst
"Vorst" in Dutch means "frost" (cold weather causing ice) or "monarch" (ruler or king/queen), depending on the context.
In a sentence
De vorst regeerde met wijsheid over het land.
The monarch ruled the land with wisdom.
Here, 'vorst' refers to a ruler or monarch, showcasing its use in the context of governance.
Door de vorst waren de wegen glad geworden.
The roads had become slippery due to the frost.
In this sentence, 'vorst' means frost, indicating a weather condition.
Ik houd niet van vorst, maar de wintersport is wel leuk.
I am not fond of frost, but winter sports are quite enjoyable.
Here, 'vorst' again refers to frost, reinforcing its meteorological usage.
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