No. 2,848 in Dutch
water
"Water" in Dutch means "water" in English.
In a sentence
Ik drink een glas water.
I am drinking a glass of water.
In this sentence, 'water' is used as a noun, representing the clear, liquid substance that is essential for life.
De kinderen spelen aan de rand van het water.
The children are playing at the edge of the water.
Here, 'water' refers to a body of water, such as a lake or river. It represents a location or area.
Giet langzaam water op de planten.
Slowly pour water onto the plants.
In this case, 'water' is also a noun, relating to the substance used for watering the plants.
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