No. 78 in Dutch
zit
"Zit" means "sits" or "is sitting."
In a sentence
Hij zit op een stoel.
He is sitting on a chair.
Used as 'sitting', indicating the physical position or posture of an individual.
De sleutel zit in het slot.
The key is in the lock.
Used as 'is located', referring to a specific position or presence of an object inside something.
Er zit suiker in de thee.
There is sugar in the tea.
Used as 'contains', meaning that an object possesses or includes something within it.
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