No. 1,927 in Dutch
windows
The Dutch word "windows" refers to "windows" in English, meaning openings in a wall or structure fitted with glass to let in light and air.
In a sentence
De ramen van dit oude huis zijn prachtig en hebben glas-in-lood.
The windows of this old house are beautiful and have stained glass.
Here, 'ramen' is used to describe physical windows as parts of a building.
Ik werk dagelijks met Windows omdat ik een softwareontwikkelaar ben.
I work daily with Windows because I am a software developer.
In this sentence, 'Windows' refers to the Microsoft operating system, showcasing its use as a proper noun for technology.
Door de ramen naar buiten kijkend, zie ik de tuin en de vogels.
Looking outside through the windows, I see the garden and the birds.
Again, 'ramen' indicates physical windows providing views to the exterior, emphasizing their functional aspect.
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