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No. 2,855 in Dutch

wilhelm

"Wilhelm" is a Dutch proper noun, typically a male given name equivalent to "William" in English.

In a sentence

  • Wilhelm is een zeer populaire naam in Nederland.

    Wilhelm is a very popular name in the Netherlands.

    In this sentence, "Wilhelm" is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.

  • In het verleden werd koning Wilhelm bewonderd door zijn volk.

    In the past, King Wilhelm was admired by his people.

    Here, "Wilhelm" refers to a specific historical figure, acting as a proper noun within a historical or political context.

  • De stad Wilhelmshaven in Duitsland is bekend om zijn haven.

    The city Wilhelmshaven in Germany is famous for its harbor.

    In this example, "Wilhelm" appears as part of a compound proper noun (city name), implying a location associated with the name Wilhelm.

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