No. 1,925 in Dutch
wagner
The Dutch word "Wagner" typically refers to the German composer Richard Wagner and is used as a proper noun, not as a common noun with its own definition.
In a sentence
De opera van Wagner was prachtig en ontroerend.
The opera by Wagner was beautiful and moving.
This usage refers to the composer 'Wagner' as a proper noun representing art.
Hij bewondert Wagner om zijn innovatieve muziekstijl.
He admires Wagner for his innovative musical style.
Here, 'Wagner' refers again to the composer, discussing admiration for his characteristics.
Ik heb een boek gelezen over het leven van Wagner.
I read a book about Wagner's life.
In this sentence, 'Wagner' is mentioned in the context of a biographical reference.
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