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walter
The Dutch word "walter" is a proper noun, typically used as a male given name equivalent to "Walter" in English.
In a sentence
Walter houdt van boeken over wetenschap.
Walter loves books about science.
In this sentence, 'Walter' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Ze waltert graag door de stad.
She likes to stroll through the city.
Here, 'waltert' is a verb, possibly newly constructed, derived from the name 'Walter', suggesting a whimsical or novel action attributed to or characteristic of someone named Walter.
Zijn walter in het verhaal symboliseert hoop.
His 'walter' in the story symbolizes hope.
In this case, 'walter' might be used as a metaphor or noun in an abstract or artistic manner, symbolizing a specific concept in the context of the story.
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