g {noun}
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:: letter
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g {noun} [physics]
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:: A unit of gravitational acceleration
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g {noun} [physics]
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:: abbreviation of gram
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G {letter}
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:: The seventh letter of the Dutch alphabet
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gaaf {adj}
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:: whole, complete, not injured
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gaaf {adj}
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:: smooth
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gaaf {adj} [colloquial]
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:: cool, awesome
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gaafrandig {adj} [botany, leaves]
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:: with smooth edges, non-indented
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gaai {m} [zoology]
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:: The jaybird, Garrulus glandarinus, a woodland corvine species
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gaai {m}
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:: A wooden, somewhat bird-shaped target, often ornamented with bright plumes, used in archery competitions
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gaai {m}
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:: The high wooden stake or tower the above is mounted on
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gaai {f} [uncommon]
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:: A female spouse, notably (and mostly used in the diminutive):
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gaai {f}
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:: a female bird
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gaai {f}
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:: a female fish
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gaai {f} [humorous]
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:: a human mistress or wife
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gaan {vi}
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:: to go, to move from one place to another
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gaan {vi}
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:: to leave or depart, to move away
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gaan {vi}
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:: to lead (in a direction)
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gaan {vi}
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:: to proceed (well or poorly)
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gaan {v} [auxiliary]
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:: Forms the future tense of a verb, similarly to English going to future tense
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gaan {v} [auxiliary]
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:: to start to, begin to, to be going to
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gaande {v} [slang, said mainly of parties]
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:: amazing, lit
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gaander {m} [uncommon]
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:: goer (one who goes)
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gaandeweg {adv}
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:: gradually, as time goes on
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gaan met die banaan {interj} [colloquial, Netherlands]
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:: go on, get going (commence), go ahead
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gaan over {vt}
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:: to be about (in a story, narrative, song etc.)
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gaans {adv}
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:: walking, going on foot
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gaap {m}
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:: yawn
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gaap {interj}
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:: An exclamation of sleepiness, boredom or disinterest: yawn!
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gaap {f} {n} [neologism]
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:: geep (cross of a sheep and a goat)
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gaapje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gaap
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gaar {adj} [of food, esp. meat and vegetables]
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:: well-cooked; done; ready for consumption
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gaar {adj} [figuratively, of a person]
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:: finished, exhausted
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gaard {m} [formal]
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:: garden, yard
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gaarde {f} [formal]
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:: garden, yard
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gaarkeuken {f}
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:: food kitchen, soup kitchen (venue where (warm) food is offered or sold to the poor)
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gaarkeuken {f} [obsolete]
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:: tavern, diner
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gaarne {adv} [now, chiefly Belgium, formal or slightly, dated in the Netherlands]
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:: with pleasure, gladly
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gaas {n}
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:: gauze, mesh, wire gauze
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gaasvlieg {f}
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:: A common lacewing, fly of the family Chrysopidae
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gaasvliegje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gaasvlieg
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gabardine {adj}
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:: made from gabardine
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gabardine {f}
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:: The woolen [cloth] Gabardine
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gabardine {f}
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:: An overcoat or raincoat (of this material)
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gabber {m}
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:: a guy
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gabber {m}
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:: a friend; a pal
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gabber {m} [music genre]
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:: gabber (hardcore subgenre)
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gabber {m}
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:: A fan of gabber music, a gabber
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gabberen {vi}
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:: to laugh maliciously
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gabberen {vi}
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:: to gobble like a turkey
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gabberen {vi}
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:: to dance on hardcore house music
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Gabon {prop} {n}
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:: Gabon
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gadde {c} [obsolete]
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:: whiting, merling, Merlangius merlangus
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gade {mf}
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:: spouse (husband or wife)
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gaden {vi} [obsolete]
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:: to fit
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gaden {vi} [obsolete]
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:: to correspond
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gaden {vi} [obsolete]
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:: to belong with
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gader {adv}
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:: joint, united
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gaderen {v}
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:: alternative form of garen
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gadeslaan {v}
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:: to observe thoroughly
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gading {f}
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:: satisfaction
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gadolinium {n}
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:: gadolinium
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gadverdamme {interj}
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:: shit, bah (this is a corrupted and less offensive version of godverdomme)
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gadverdamme {interj}
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:: eew serves as an expression of disgust
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Gaelisch {adj}
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:: Gaelic
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Gaelisch {prop} {n}
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:: Gaelic
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gaet {v}
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:: obsolete spelling of gaat
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gaffel {f} {m}
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:: A two-pronged pitchfork or bident
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gaffel {f} {m}
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:: Any two-pronged fork, such as a carving fork
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gaffel {f} {m}
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:: A two-pronged antler of a two-years old stag
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gaffel {f} {m} [nautical]
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:: A gaff
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gaffelhert {n}
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:: A brocket; a two-year old stag, with small antlers
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gaffelpen {f}
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:: clevis pin
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gaffelzeil {n}
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:: gaffsail (trapezoid topsail fixed to a gaff)
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gage {m}
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:: wage for work performed (in particular for a performance by performing artists)
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gagel {m} {n}
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:: gale, any plant of the family Myricaceae
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gaggelen {v}
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:: To make a sharp, broken noise or cry, like a goose does; to cackle
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gaggelen {v}
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:: to laugh sharply, to cackle
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gajes {n} [Netherlands, colloquial]
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:: riffraff, rabble
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Gajo {m} [Roma lects]
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:: Someone who is not Roma, non-Gypsy
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Gajo {c}
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:: A member of the Gayo people living in the highlands of Aceh
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gal {f}
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:: Bile, gall (yellow-green bodily fluid secreted by the liver)
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gal {f}
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:: Bile, anger, wrath
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gal {f}
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:: A gall (abnormal growth on a plant caused by foreign organisms)
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gala {n}
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:: A ceremonial celebration, originally a ball (formal dance), now often a prom
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gala {n}
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:: Formal dress
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Galaat {m} [chiefly plurak]
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:: A Galatian (member of the Celtic population in Anatolia)
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Galaten {prop} {c} [Christianity]
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:: Galatians (epistle in the New Testament)
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galblaas {f}
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:: gall bladder (an internal organ)
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galderij {f}
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:: rare form of galerij
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galei {f}
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:: A galley (long ship primarily propelled by rowing)
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galeislaaf {m}
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:: A galley slave, one forced to row on a galley
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galerie {f}
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:: gallery
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galerij {f}
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:: covered walkway around a building, a gallery
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galerijflat {m}
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:: A tower block with exits on an open hallway or otherwise with interconnected balconies
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galg {f}
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:: gallows, wooden framework on which persons are put to death by hanging
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galg {f} [metonymy]
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:: the death sentence
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galgenaas {n}
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:: gallows bird, trouble-maker
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galgenhumor {m}
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:: gallows humour [Commonwealth], gallows humor [US]
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galgenhumoristisch {adj} [rare]
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:: Displaying or pertaining to gallows humour
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Galicië {prop}
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:: Galicië (autonomous community)
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Galicië {prop}
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:: Galicië (historic region)
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Galicisch {adj}
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:: Galician (of or pertaining to Galicia (the region) or Galician (the language))
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Galicisch {n}
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:: Galician (the language of Galicia, a region of the Northwestern Iberian peninsula)
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Galilea {prop} {n}
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:: Galilee
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galjoen {n}
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:: A galleon (sailing ship)
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galjoot {f}
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:: galliot
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gallent {noun} [Brabantian]
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:: rack, frame
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galletje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gal
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gallicanisme {n} [historical, Roman Catholicism]
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:: Gallicanism
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Gallië {prop} {n}
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:: Gaul (the region)
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Galliër {m}
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:: a Gaul
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gallisch {adj}
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:: nauseous
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gallisch {adj}
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:: angry, irritated
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gallisch {adj}
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:: hot, sensuous, horny
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Gallisch {adj}
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:: Gaulish
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Gallisch {prop} {n}
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:: Gaulish (ancient Celtic language spoken in Gaul and other parts of Europe)
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gallium {n}
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:: gallium (chemical element with atomic number 31)
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galm {m}
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:: echo, reverberation
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galm {m}
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:: backtalk
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galmen {v}
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:: to resound, to echo
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galopperen {vi}
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:: to gallop
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galsteen {m}
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:: gallstone
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galvanisch {adj}
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:: galvanic
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galvaniseren {vt}
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:: to galvanize
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gamba {f}
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:: viola da gamba
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gamba {f}
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:: scampi, prawn
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gambiet {n} [games]
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:: gambit
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game {m}
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:: A video game, an electronic game
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gamen {vi}
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:: to play a video game
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gamer {m}
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:: A gamer, someone who plays video games
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gammahydroxybutaanzuur {n}
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:: gamma-hydroxybutyric acid
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gammahydroxybutyraat {n}
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:: gamma hydroxybutyrate
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gammel {adj}
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:: shaky (unsound)
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gander {m}
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:: gander, male goose
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Gandhiïsme {n}
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:: Gandhism
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gang {m}
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:: passageway, alley
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gang {m}
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:: gait, walk (person's manner of walking or stepping)
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gang {m}
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:: journey
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gang {m}
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:: hallway, corridor
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gang {m}
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:: course
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gangbaar {adj}
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:: current, in common use; prevailing
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gangbaar {adj}
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:: valid; accepted
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gangbaar {adj}
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:: popular, in demand, commonly sought
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-ganger {suffix}
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:: -goer
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ganger {m} [obsolete outside of compounds]
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:: A pedestrian
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gangpad {n}
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:: aisle (clear path through rows of seating)
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gangreen {n}
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:: gangrene
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gangrene {n} [Belgium]
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:: alternative form of gangreen
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gangster {m}
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:: gangster
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gangster {adj} [slang]
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:: cool, awesome
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gannef {m} [colloquial]
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:: thief
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gans {f}
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:: A goose, a waterfowl of the family Anatidae, especially of the subfamily Anserinae excepting the genera Cygnus and Coscoroba; in non-scientific usage the term may be applied to larger waterfowl of the Anatidae who do not belong to the Anserinae
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gans {determiner}
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:: whole, entire
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gans {adv}
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:: entirely
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Gans {prop}
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:: surname
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gansch {determiner}
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:: obsolete spelling of gans#Etymology_2
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gansrijden {n}
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:: goose riding, a traditional blood sport in which the participants try to pull of the head of a (nowadays dead or artificial) goose tied up at its legs while sitting on horseback or standing in a moving cart
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ganzenbord {n}
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:: The Game of the Goose
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ganzenborden {vi}
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:: to play the Game of the Goose
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ganzerik {m} [zoology]
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:: gander
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ganzerik {mf} [botany]
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:: potentilla, flowering plants related to the roses
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ganzeveer {f}
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:: feather from a goose
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ganzeveer {f}
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:: quill (for writing)
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gap {n} [business]
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:: gap
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gapen {vi}
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:: to yawn
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gapen {vi}
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:: to gape
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gapend {adj}
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:: wide open, gaping
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gaper {m}
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:: A yawner, one who yawns
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gaper {m}
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:: A figurehead with an open mouth used as the shop sign of a pharmacy
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gappen {vt} [colloquial]
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:: to steal
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gapper {m} [Netherlands, colloquial]
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:: thief
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garage {m}
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:: A garage (repair shop for motorised vehicles)
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garage {m}
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:: A garage (building or room for storing and modifying motorised vehicles)
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garagehouder {m}
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:: A garage owner
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garanderen {vt}
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:: to guarantee
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garantie {m}
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:: guarantee
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garantie {m}
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:: warranty
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garçon {m}
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:: waiter in a bar, restaurant etc
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gareel {n}
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:: horsecollar
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garen {n}
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:: yarn, thread
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garen {v} [ergative]
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:: to make/become ready (cooked)
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garen {vt} [archaic]
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:: to collect, to gather
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garibaldi {m}
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:: derby, bowler hat
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garibaldi {m} [zoology]
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:: garibaldi (fish)
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garibaldihoed {m}
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:: derby, bowler hat
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garnaal {m}
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:: shrimp, arthropod of the suborder Pleocyemata, especially of the infraorder Caridea
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garnaaltje {noun}
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:: diminutive of garnaal
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garstig {adj}
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:: rancid, smelly
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gas {n}
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:: gas
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gas {n}
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:: liquefied petroleum gas
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gas {f}
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:: unpaved street
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gasbel {f}
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:: gas bubble
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gasbel {f}
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:: gas field
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gasbelletje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gasbel
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gasbeving {f}
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:: An earthquake caused by the extraction of fossil gas
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GAS-boete {f}
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:: an administrative sanction for minor offences in Belgium
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gasfles {f}
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:: gas cylinder, gas canister
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gaslamp {f}
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:: gas lamp
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gaslampje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gaslamp
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gasleiding {f}
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:: gas pipeline
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gasmasker {n}
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:: gas mask
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gasolie {f}
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:: diesel
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gaspedaal {n} [automotive]
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:: An accelerator, a go pedal
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gasrotonde {f} [Netherlands]
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:: hub in the trade and transfer of natural gas
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gassen {vi} [colloquial]
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:: to hit the gas, to accelerate a motor vehicle
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gassen {vi} [colloquial]
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:: to drive wildly and at high speed
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gast {m}
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:: guest
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gast {m} [chiefly in combinations]
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:: knave, worker, apprentice, delivery boy
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gast {m} [colloquial]
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:: dude, guy
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gastarbeider {m}
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:: guest worker
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gastenboek {n}
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:: guest book (ledger where people can leave names, other information and comments)
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gastenboek {n} [internet]
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:: guest book (public comment form on a website)
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gastenverblijf {n}
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:: guesthouse
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gasterij {f}
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:: hotel and/or catering establishment [generic term that is used for hotels, restaurants and cafés, often in names]
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gasterij {f} [obsolete]
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:: feast, banquet
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gasterij {f} [obsolete]
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:: bacchanal, revelry
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gastheer {m}
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:: A host, who receives (a) guest(s) in his residence, office etc
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gastheer {m} [biology]
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:: A host organism, in whose body a parasite etc. lives
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gastheercel {f} [microbiology]
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:: A host cell
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gasthuis {n}
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:: hospital
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gastrisch {adj}
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:: gastric
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gastroduodenaal {adj}
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:: gastroduodenal
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gastronomisch {adj}
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:: gastronomic
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gastvrij {adj}
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:: hospitable
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gastvrij {adv}
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:: welcomingly
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gastvrijheid {f}
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:: hospitality
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gastvrouw {f}
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:: A hostess (at a party or a venue)
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gasveld {n}
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:: gas field
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gasvormig {adj} [chemistry]
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:: gaseous (i.e. in the gaseous state)
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gaswinning {f}
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:: natural gas (fossil fuel) extraction
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gat {n}
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:: gap, hole
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gat {n}
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:: godforsaken place, hamlet
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gat {n} [archaic]
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:: port
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gat {n} {m} [vulgar]
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:: arsehole, asshole
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gat {n} {m} [by extension, colloquial]
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:: the buttocks, butt, bum, rear-end, bottom of a person or animal
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gate {m}
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:: airport gate
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gate {m} [in compounds]
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:: scandal
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gatlikker {m} [vulgar]
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:: sycophant, arse-kisser, shameless or even slavish flatterer
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gauw {adv}
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:: quickly
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gauw {adv}
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:: soon
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gauwdief {m}
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:: A fast-fingered, crafty thief
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gauwdief {m} [by extension]
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:: A clever crook, hustler
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gave {f}
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:: A gift, donation, present
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gave {f}
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:: A gift, talent
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gaviaal {m}
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:: gharial (Gavialis gangeticus)
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gaydar {m}
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:: gaydar
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Gaza {prop} {f}
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:: Gaza (city)
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Gaza {prop} {f}
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:: short for Gazastrook
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Gazastrook {prop} {f}
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:: Gaza Strip
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gazelle {f}
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:: gazelle, mammal of the tribe Antilopini
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gazen {adj}
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:: Made of gauze or mesh
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gazet {f} [now, chiefly Belgium or historical]
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:: newspaper
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gazon {n}
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:: lawn
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ge- {prefix}
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:: Used for forming the past participle
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ge- {prefix}
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:: [obsolete, no longer productive] Forms perfective verbs from other verbs with a sense of completeness, or simply as an intensifier
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ge- {prefix}
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:: Used with a verb stem to create a neuter uncountable noun referring to an action or its result, seen as a single collective whole. Comparable to English -ing (although that forms countable nouns, as it does in Dutch)
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ge- {prefix}
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:: See ge- -te
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ge {pron} [dialectal, colloquial]
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:: unstressed form of gij: you
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geaaid {adj}
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:: petted
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geaardheid {f}
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:: nature, disposition
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geaardheid {f}
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:: (sexual) orientation
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geacht {adj}
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:: precious, dear, venerable
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geadopteerde {mf}
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:: adoptee
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geaffecteerd {adj}
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:: pretentious, false
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geavanceerd {adj}
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:: advanced
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geaxeerd {adj}
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:: based
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geaxeerd op {prep}
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:: based on
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geazijnd {adj} [rare, dated]
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:: treated with vinegar, sprinkled with vinegar
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gebaar {n}
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:: gesture (act of gesticulating)
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gebaar {n}
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:: gesture (act or token of appreciation or lack thereof)
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gebaar {n} [obsolete]
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:: movement, motion
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gebaar {n} [obsolete]
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:: appearance
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gebaar {n} [obsolete]
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:: uproar, tumult
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gebaard {adj}
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:: bearded
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gebaarde {n} [obsolete]
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:: gesture
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gebak {n} [collective]
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:: sweet pastry, cake
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gebak {n} [collective, Suriname, elsewhere obsolete]
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:: pastry, whether sweet or savoury
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gebakje {n}
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:: A piece of pastry
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gebakken lucht {f} [idiomatic]
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:: hot air; something worthless that is given an impression of value (literally, "fried air")
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gebakken rijst {m}
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:: fried rice
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gebaksvork {f} [chiefly diminutive]
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:: A pastry fork, a cake fork
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gebaksvorkje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gebaksvork
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gebalanceerd {adj}
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:: balanced
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gebaren {vit}
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:: to gesture, to point, to gesticulate
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gebaren {vit}
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:: to sign (to use sign language)
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gebarentaal {f}
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:: A sign language, either in general (without article) or any codified medium for communication with the (nearly) deaf
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gebbetje {noun} [chiefly Holland, colloquial]
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:: joke, humorous remark
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gebed {n}
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:: prayer
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gebedsdienst {m}
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:: prayer service
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gebedshuis {n}
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:: house of worship (religious building)
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gebedssnoer {n}
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:: prayer beads (arranged in a necklace)
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gebed zonder eind {n} [only singular, usually with indefinite article, figurative]
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:: never-ending story (something that seems to go on forever)
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gebed zonder eind {n}
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:: See: nl gebed zonder eind
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gebeente {n}
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:: skeleton
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gebeft {adj}
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:: fitted with a bef (senses collar etc.), said of wearer or (especially formal) dress, notably in the expression gemanteld en gebeft, i.e. wearing a protestant minister's liturgic outfit
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gebelgd {adj}
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:: angry
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gebergte {n}
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:: mountain range
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gebeuren {vi}
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:: to happen
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gebeuren {n}
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:: Something which is happening or which happened; event
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gebeurtenis {f}
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:: event, happening, occasion, occurrance
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gebied {n}
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:: area, region
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gebied {n}
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:: domain, subject area
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gebied {n} [obsolete]
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:: order, commandment
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gebieden {vt}
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:: to command, order
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gebieden {vi}
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:: to be in command
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gebiedend {adj}
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:: imperative
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gebiedende wijs {f} [grammar]
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:: imperative mood
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gebieder {m} [literally]
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:: One who gives orders, commander
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gebieder {m}
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:: A commanding officer
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gebieder {m} [poetic]
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:: A ruler; master, lord
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gebiedje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gebied
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gebiedsdeel {n}
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:: territory (dependent part of a country or an outlying dependency, often an administrative unit)
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gebit {n}
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:: Denture (set of teeth, also artificial)
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gebladerte {noun}
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:: foliage
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geblinddoekt {adj}
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:: blindfolded
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geblindeerd {adj}
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:: shielded, armoured (Commonwealth); armored (US)
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geblokkeerd {adj}
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:: blocked
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geblokkeerd {adj} [nautical]
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:: blockaded
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gebluste kalk {m}
|
:: slaked lime
|
gebod {n}
|
:: commandment
|
gebod {n}
|
:: order
|
geboefte {n} [collective]
|
:: criminals, delinquents, crooks
|
geboefte {n} [collective]
|
:: scum, rabble
|
gebonden {adj}
|
:: tied-up, having no freedom, bound, constrained
|
gebondenheid {f}
|
:: lack of freedom, constraint
|
gebondenheid {f}
|
:: connectedness
|
gebons {n}
|
:: A thumping, knocking
|
gebons {n}
|
:: A throbbing, pulsation
|
geboomte {n}
|
:: woodland
|
geboorte {f}
|
:: birth
|
geboorteakte {f} {m}
|
:: birth certificate
|
geboortebeperking {f}
|
:: birth control
|
geboortebewijs {n}
|
:: birth certificate
|
geboortedag {m}
|
:: day of a person's birth
|
geboortedatum {m}
|
:: date of birth
|
geboortedefect {n}
|
:: A birth defect
|
geboortedorp {n}
|
:: The village where someone was born
|
geboortedorpje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of geboortedorp
|
geboortegolf {f}
|
:: A baby boom
|
geboortehuis {n}
|
:: birthplace (note: only if the birthplace is a house), house of one's birth, house in which one was born
|
geboortejaar {n}
|
:: year of a person's birth; a birthyear
|
geboorteplaats {f} {m}
|
:: birthplace
|
geboorterecht {n}
|
:: birthright (inherited right)
|
geboortig {adj}
|
:: [of location] born [+ van/uit (object) = in, at]
|
geboortig {adj}
|
:: [of ancestry] born [+ uit (object) = to, from]
|
geboreling {m} [archaic]
|
:: A newborn, a newborn child
|
geboren {adj}
|
:: born
|
geborene {mf}
|
:: baby
|
geboren en getogen {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: born and bred, native
|
geborgenheid {f}
|
:: sense of security
|
geborgenheid {f}
|
:: security, the state of being secure
|
gebouw {n}
|
:: building, structure, construction
|
gebrandschilderd glas {n}
|
:: stained glass
|
gebrek {n}
|
:: lack
|
gebrek {n}
|
:: deficiency
|
gebrekkig {adj}
|
:: deficient, lacking, inadequate, faulty
|
gebrekkigheid {f}
|
:: defectiveness
|
gebrekkigheid {f}
|
:: infirmity
|
gebrild {adj}
|
:: spectacled, bespectacled
|
gebroed {n}
|
:: brood, hatch, spawn
|
gebroed {n}
|
:: hatched offspring
|
gebroed {n} [humorous]
|
:: children, youth in general
|
gebroed {n} [pejorative]
|
:: riffraff, motley of people, scum
|
gebroeders {p}
|
:: brothers
|
gebroken hart {n}
|
:: broken heart
|
gebruik {n}
|
:: use
|
gebruik {n}
|
:: custom, practice
|
gebruikelijk {adj}
|
:: usual
|
gebruikelijk {adj}
|
:: customary
|
gebruiken {vt}
|
:: to use
|
gebruiken {vt}
|
:: to consume, to eat or drink (food or drink)
|
gebruiken {vt}
|
:: to consume (resources or goods)
|
gebruiker {m}
|
:: user
|
gebruikersinterface {m} [computing]
|
:: user interface
|
gebruikersomgeving {f} [computing]
|
:: user interface
|
gebruikersonvriendelijk {adj}
|
:: user-unfriendly
|
gebruikersovereenkomst {f}
|
:: end-user licence agreement
|
gebruikersvriendelijk {adj}
|
:: user-friendly
|
gebruikmaken {v}
|
:: to make use
|
gebruiksaanwijzing {f}
|
:: user guide, manual
|
gebruiksgemak {n}
|
:: Ease of use
|
gebruiksonvriendelijk {adj}
|
:: use-unfriendly, user-unfriendly
|
gebruikster {f}
|
:: female user
|
gebruiksvriendelijk {adj}
|
:: use-friendly, user-friendly
|
gebruikt u medicijnen {phrase}
|
:: are you taking any medications?
|
gebrul {n}
|
:: howl (prolonged cry of distress or anguish)
|
gebrul {n} [by extension]
|
:: holler (any communication to get somebody's attention)
|
gebukt {adj}
|
:: stooped
|
gebuurte {f} [Belgium]
|
:: neighborhood
|
gecompliceerd {adj}
|
:: complicated, complex or convoluted
|
gecontroleerd {adj}
|
:: controlled
|
gedaagde {mf}
|
:: A summoned person, be it a party, witness or other
|
gedaante {f}
|
:: form, appearance
|
gedaanteverandering {f}
|
:: shapeshifting
|
gedaanteverwisseling {f}
|
:: shapeshifting
|
gedaantewisseling {f}
|
:: shapeshifting
|
gedacht {n} [colloquial, Belgium]
|
:: opinion
|
gedachte {f}
|
:: thought, idea
|
gedachtegang {m}
|
:: reasoning, way of thinking, line of reasoning
|
gedachtegoed {n}
|
:: body of thought, belief system, thinking, philosophy
|
gedachtelijn {f}
|
:: line of thought, way of thinking
|
gedachteloos {adj}
|
:: inattentive, absent-minded
|
gedachtemisdaad {f}
|
:: thoughtcrime
|
gedachtenis {f}
|
:: commemoration, remembrance
|
gedachtenis {f} [obsolete]
|
:: keepsake
|
gedachtenis {f} [obsolete]
|
:: commemorative monument
|
gedachtenspinsel {n}
|
:: figment
|
gedachtestreep {f} {m}
|
:: em dash of en dash, used to denote a break in a sentence or to set off parenthetical statements
|
gedachtetrant {m} [Netherlands]
|
:: line of thought, thought process, way of thinking
|
gedachtewereld {f} {m}
|
:: belief system
|
gedachtewereld {f} {m}
|
:: mindset, set of thoughts
|
gedachtig {adj}
|
:: mindful, thinking [+ aan (object) = of] (keeping in mind)
|
gedag {n}
|
:: a goodbye, adieu, farewell
|
gedane zaken nemen geen keer {proverb}
|
:: what's done is done, what's done cannot be undone
|
gedeeld {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: divided into two equal parts vertically, per pale
|
gedeelte {n}
|
:: part, section
|
gedeeltelijk {adj}
|
:: partial
|
gedeeltelijk {adv}
|
:: partially
|
gedegen {adj}
|
:: thorough, in-depth
|
gedenken {vt}
|
:: to remember, to commemorate
|
gedenknaald {f}
|
:: memorial obelisk
|
gedenkpenning {m}
|
:: A commemoration coin
|
gedenkteken {n}
|
:: memorial stone, gravestone, commemorative monument
|
gedenkwaardig {adj}
|
:: memorable, worthy of remembering
|
gedeputeerd {adj}
|
:: deputed
|
gedetailleerd {adj}
|
:: detailed
|
gedetineerd {adj}
|
:: detained
|
gedicht {n}
|
:: poem
|
gedienstig {adj}
|
:: helpful, willing to help
|
gedienstig {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: useful, utile
|
gedierte {n} [collective]
|
:: animals
|
gedierte {n} [countable, archaic]
|
:: animal
|
gedijen {v}
|
:: to thrive, prosper (to grow or be successful)
|
geding {n} [legal]
|
:: lawsuit
|
gedoe {n}
|
:: ado, doing, activity
|
gedogen {vt}
|
:: to tolerate, to permit, to condone
|
gedonder {n}
|
:: thundering
|
gedonder {n}
|
:: squabbling, bickering
|
gedoodverfd {adj}
|
:: predestined, favourite, expected
|
gedoogbeleid {n}
|
:: A policy of not enforcing laws prohibiting an illegal activity without legalising or decriminalising it
|
gedoogsteun {m} [politics]
|
:: support for the governing coalition from an opposition party (which is not officially a member of that coalition), typically to allow formation of a minority government
|
gedoopt {adj}
|
:: baptized
|
gedrag {n}
|
:: behaviour, conduct
|
gedragen {vr}
|
:: to behave, to behave oneself
|
gedragen {adj}
|
:: worn
|
gedragen {adj}
|
:: solemn (tone)
|
gedrocht {n}
|
:: monstrosity, monster, something or someone very ugly
|
gedrocht {n} [archaic]
|
:: apparition, chimera
|
gedrochtelijk {adj}
|
:: monstrous, hideous (resembling a monster)
|
gedrochtelijk {adj}
|
:: misshapen, deformed [often of congenital malformations]
|
gedrochtelijk {adj} [archaic]
|
:: chimeric, fabricated, delusional
|
gedrochtig {adj} [uncommon]
|
:: monstrous, hideous (resembling a monster)
|
gedrochtig {adj} [uncommon]
|
:: misshapen, deformed [often of congenital malformations]
|
gedrochtig {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: chimeric, fabricated, delusional
|
gedroogd {adj}
|
:: dried
|
gedruis {n}
|
:: clamor/clamour (loud and continued noise)
|
geducht {adj}
|
:: fearsome
|
geduld {n}
|
:: patience
|
gedulden {vt} [dated]
|
:: to allow, to tolerate
|
gedulden {vt} [dated]
|
:: to endure
|
geduldig {adj}
|
:: patient (ability or willingness to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering)
|
geduren {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to continue, to endure
|
gedurende {prep}
|
:: during
|
gedurig {adj}
|
:: continuous
|
gedurig {adj}
|
:: repeated, frequent
|
gedwee {adj}
|
:: submissive, humble, docile, meek
|
gedwongen {adj}
|
:: forced, unnatural, artificial
|
gedwongen {adj}
|
:: uneasy, stiff, painfully posh
|
gedwongenheid {f}
|
:: contrivedness
|
geel {adj}
|
:: yellow
|
geel {n}
|
:: the colour yellow
|
Geel {prop} {n}
|
:: Geel (city)
|
geelachtig {adj}
|
:: yellowish
|
geelgors {f}
|
:: A yellowhammer, Emberiza citrinella
|
geelgroen {adj}
|
:: yellow-green
|
geel hesje {n}
|
:: gilet jaune (member of a protest movement wearing a yellow safety vest)
|
geelkoper {n}
|
:: brass
|
geeltje {noun} [colloquial, historical]
|
:: a 25 guilder banknote
|
geelwortel {m}
|
:: Curcuma longa, turmeric (spice, plant)
|
geelwortel {m}
|
:: Xanthorhiza simplicissima, yellowroot
|
geelzucht {f} {m}
|
:: jaundice
|
geëmotioneerd {adj}
|
:: emotional
|
-geen {suffix}
|
:: -gen
|
geen {determiner}
|
:: no, not a, not an, not any
|
geen {determiner}
|
:: none
|
geen {adj} [archaic]
|
:: yonder, far
|
geen boodschap hebben aan {v}
|
:: not be concerned (by something or someone)
|
geen kind hebben aan {v}
|
:: Have no difficulty with
|
geen land te bezeilen zijn {vi}
|
:: Used of someone who is unpersonable and unworkable: [+ met (object) = with]
|
geen probleem {interj}
|
:: no problem
|
geen sikkepit {pron} [colloquial, emphatic]
|
:: absolutely nothing, nothing at all
|
geenszins {adv}
|
:: in no way, not at all
|
geen van alle {determiner} [with a preceding personal, demonstrative or relative pronoun]
|
:: none of which; none of them
|
geen zier {adv}
|
:: not at all
|
geen zier {pron}
|
:: nothing
|
geen zitvlees hebben {vi} [idiom]
|
:: to be restless, to move continually
|
geer {m}
|
:: spear
|
geer {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: gyron
|
Geert {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
geest {m}
|
:: ghost, spirit
|
geest {m}
|
:: mind, mental conscience
|
geest {m}
|
:: life force, vital energy
|
geest {m} [alchemy]
|
:: spirit, gas, distillate, essence
|
geest {m}
|
:: heath, heathland
|
geestdodend {adj}
|
:: mind-numbing
|
geestdrift {f}
|
:: enthusiasm, passion
|
geestdriftig {adj}
|
:: enthusiastic
|
geestdrijver {m} [religion, chiefly Protestantism]
|
:: A zealot who purports to be guided by a deity, in particular by the Holy Spirit; originally used of Protestant sectaries who insisted on leadership by the Holy Spirit
|
geestdrijver {m} [by extension]
|
:: A demagogue or agitator
|
geestelijk {adj}
|
:: spiritual
|
geestelijk {adj}
|
:: mental
|
geestelijk {adv}
|
:: spiritually
|
geestelijk {adv}
|
:: mentally
|
geestelijke {noun}
|
:: anyone whose profession has a spiritual component, such as a monk, a clergyman, a priest or an imam
|
geesteskind {n}
|
:: brainchild
|
geesteskrank {adj}
|
:: mentally ill
|
geesteskrankheid {f} [dated]
|
:: mental illness
|
geestesoog {n}
|
:: mental faculty of visualisation or imagination, mind's eye
|
geesteswetenschap {f}
|
:: the humanities
|
geesteswetenschap {f}
|
:: discipline within the humanities
|
geestesziek {adj}
|
:: mentally ill
|
geestesziekte {f}
|
:: mental illness
|
geestgrond {m}
|
:: a type of soil consisting of a mixture of sand and clay
|
geestig {adj}
|
:: funny, humorous
|
geestigheid {f}
|
:: witticism
|
geestrijk {adj}
|
:: smart, witty
|
geestrijk {adj}
|
:: alcoholic
|
geest van salmiak {m}
|
:: ammonia
|
geestverwant {m}
|
:: like-minded person, someone with the same views
|
geestverwant {adj}
|
:: like-minded, congenial
|
geestverwantschap {f}
|
:: like-mindedness
|
geeuw {m}
|
:: yawn
|
geeuwen {vi}
|
:: to yawn
|
gefeliciflapstaart {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: congratulations!
|
gefeliciteerd {interj}
|
:: congratulations!
|
geflapstaart {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: congratulations!
|
geflikflooi {n}
|
:: (originally) Continuous flattery, sycophancy
|
geflikflooi {n}
|
:: Dubious business, muddling
|
geflipt {adj}
|
:: berserk; injuriously, maniacally, or furiously violent or out of control
|
gefluister {n}
|
:: a murmur
|
gefluit {n}
|
:: A whistling
|
gefluit {n}
|
:: A warbling
|
gefonkel {n} [rare]
|
:: shining (for example, of a diamond)
|
gefortuneerd {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: fortunate, favored by fate
|
gefortuneerd {adj}
|
:: possessing a fortune, very affluent
|
gegadigd {adj}
|
:: having or showing interest
|
gegadigd {adj}
|
:: sought after, in demand
|
gegadigde {mf}
|
:: applicant, candidate
|
gegadigde {mf}
|
:: prospective client
|
gegeven {n}
|
:: datum
|
gegevene {noun}
|
:: that which has been given
|
gegevensbestand {n}
|
:: data file
|
gegevensbestand {n}
|
:: database
|
gegevensdrager {m}
|
:: medium for data storage
|
gegoed {adj}
|
:: well-to-do
|
gegroet {interj}
|
:: greetings!
|
gegrond {adj}
|
:: well-founded
|
gegrond {adj}
|
:: justified
|
gehakkelde aurelia {f}
|
:: A comma, Polygonia c-album
|
gehakt {n}
|
:: mince, ground meat, finely chopped meat
|
gehaktbal {m}
|
:: mince ball, meatball
|
gehaktballetje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gehaktbal
|
gehaktmolen {m}
|
:: meatgrinder, mincer (kitchen appliance for meat mincing)
|
gehaktstaaf {f}
|
:: A deep-fried bar of mince shaped like a sausage, stereotypically associated with truckers
|
gehaktstaafje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gehaktstaaf
|
gehalte {n}
|
:: content (numerical, as a fraction of a whole)
|
gehalte {n}
|
:: value, purity (if higher fractional content (of a valuable metal in an alloy) equals higher purity, less impurity; thus, higher value (of the alloy as a whole, per unit of weight))
|
gehandicapt {adj}
|
:: disabled, handicapped
|
gehandicapte {noun}
|
:: One who is handicapped
|
gehecht {adj}
|
:: attached, devoted
|
gehechtheid {f}
|
:: attachment
|
geheel {adj}
|
:: whole, entire
|
geheel {adv}
|
:: entirely
|
geheel {n}
|
:: whole, entirety
|
geheelal {n} [archaic]
|
:: universe, world
|
geheel getal {n}
|
:: whole number, integer
|
geheelonthouder {m}
|
:: teetotaller, teetotaler
|
geheid {adv} [Netherlands]
|
:: certainly, surely
|
geheid {adj} [Netherlands]
|
:: certain, doubtless
|
geheid {adj} [Netherlands]
|
:: immovable, strong
|
geheim {n}
|
:: secret
|
geheim {adj}
|
:: secret
|
geheim {adv}
|
:: secretly
|
geheime dienst {m}
|
:: secret service (intelligence agency)
|
geheime dienst {m}
|
:: See: nl geheime dienst
|
geheimenis {f}
|
:: secret
|
geheimenis {f}
|
:: mystery
|
geheimschrift {n} [cryptography]
|
:: A cipher, a ciphertext (means of encrypting; encrypted text)
|
geheimschrift {n}
|
:: A secret script, secret writing
|
geheimtaal {f}
|
:: A cant, a secret language
|
geheimzinnig {adj}
|
:: secretive, mysterious
|
gehemelte {n}
|
:: palate
|
gehemelte {n} [archaic]
|
:: canopy, baldachin
|
geheugen {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to remember, to recall
|
geheugen {n}
|
:: memory (ability to remember)
|
geheugen {n} [computing]
|
:: memory
|
geheugensteun {m}
|
:: reminder, mnemonic
|
geheugensteuntje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of geheugensteun
|
geheugenstick {m}
|
:: memory stick
|
gehoor {n}
|
:: hearing (faculty)
|
gehoor {n}
|
:: audience, interview
|
gehoorapparaat {n}
|
:: hearing aid
|
gehoorgang {m}
|
:: ear canal
|
gehoorzaal {f}
|
:: auditory, auditorium (room for public events)
|
gehoorzaal {f}
|
:: audience hall (hall where a dignitary holds audience)
|
gehoorzaam {adj}
|
:: obedient
|
gehoorzaamheid {f}
|
:: obedience
|
gehoorzamen {vt}
|
:: to obey
|
gehorig {adj} [historic, Middle Ages]
|
:: being in a serf-like relationship to a lord
|
gehorig {adj}
|
:: obedient
|
gehorig {adj}
|
:: being easy to hear the noises in the neighbouring rooms or buildings; noisy, thin-walled
|
gehucht {n}
|
:: hamlet; a tiny settlement, often without a church
|
gehuisd en gehoofd {adj} [dated]
|
:: housed, having domicile
|
gehuisvest {adj}
|
:: housed
|
gehuwd {adj} [of a couple]
|
:: married, joined by marriage
|
gehuwd {adj} [of a person]
|
:: married, having a (living) spouse (or several)
|
gehuwde {f} {m}
|
:: A married person
|
geijkt {adj}
|
:: standard, serving as a model
|
geijkt {adj}
|
:: common, normal
|
geil {adj}
|
:: voluptuous, lusty
|
geil {adj}
|
:: horny, lusting, randy, sexually focused and/or aroused
|
geil {adj}
|
:: (about soil) too fat/ fertile
|
geil {adj}
|
:: (about vegetation) too abundantly growing, excessively luscious
|
geil {adj} [slang]
|
:: cool
|
geil {adj}
|
:: sexy, good looking, pretty
|
geilbek {m}
|
:: lecher, horny person
|
geilbekken {v}
|
:: to act in a lecherous fashion
|
geilen {vi}
|
:: to be horny
|
geilheid {f}
|
:: horniness, lewdness
|
geilig {adj} [slang]
|
:: horny, turned on
|
geilneef {m}
|
:: A horny man, a lecher
|
geilzoet {adj} [rare, dated, of taste]
|
:: excessively sweet, syrupy
|
gein {m} [colloquial]
|
:: fun, pleasure, joke
|
geïndigneerd {adj} [formal]
|
:: indignant
|
geinig {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: funny
|
geinponem {m} [Netherlands, colloquial]
|
:: jokester, wisecrack
|
geïnteresseerd {adj}
|
:: interested
|
geïnteresseerde {mf}
|
:: one who is interested, an interested party
|
geïnterviewde {mf}
|
:: interviewee
|
geintje {noun} [colloquial, Netherlands]
|
:: A prank, a joke
|
geiser {m}
|
:: geyser
|
geiser {m}
|
:: boiler, water heater
|
geit {f}
|
:: goat, any member of the genus Capra
|
geit {f}
|
:: goat (Capra aegagrus) or the domesticated goat (Capra aegagrus hircus)
|
geit {f}
|
:: Any female of the genus Capra or of the above (sub)species
|
geitachtig {adj}
|
:: goaty (goat-like; similar or related to a goat)
|
geitenbok {m}
|
:: male goat, buck
|
geitenherder {m}
|
:: goatherd
|
geitenkaas {m}
|
:: goat cheese
|
geitenkaasje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of geitenkaas
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geitenleer {n}
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:: goat leather
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geitenmelk {f}
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:: goat milk
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geitenmelker {m}
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:: European nightjar, Caprimulgus europaeus
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geitenneuker {m} [pejorative, offensive]
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:: goatfucker, Muslim, Arab
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gejoel {n}
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:: outcry, clamour, vociferation
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gejuich {n}
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:: acclamation, applause
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gek {adj}
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:: crazy, mad
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gek {adj}
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:: ludicrous, farcical
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gek {adj}
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:: silly, playful
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gek {m}
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:: (male) lunatic, madman
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gek {m}
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:: cowl (on a chimney)
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gekarteld {adj}
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:: serrated
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gekeerd {adj}
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:: turned
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gekerm {n}
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:: groaning, moaning
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gekheid {f}
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:: craziness, a lack of common sense
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gekhuis {n}
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:: alternative form of gekkenhuis
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gekkekoeienziekte {f}
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:: The mad cow disease, BSE
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gekkengetal {prop} {n}
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:: Nickname for the number eleven
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gekkenhuis {n} [literally]
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:: A madhouse, asylum for the insane
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gekkenhuis {n} [figuratively]
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:: A madhouse, crazy place and/or situation
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gekkie {n} [Netherlands]
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:: silly, silly person (used mostly as a term of endearment, as in English)
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gekkigheid {f}
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:: craziness, silliness, tomfoolery
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gekkin {f}
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:: A madwoman, a crazy woman
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gekkinnetje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gekkin
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geklad {n}
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:: smearings, spattering, smudges
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geklets {n}
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:: waffle, chatter
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geklets {n}
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:: gossip
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geklungel {n}
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:: bungling
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geknoei {n}
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:: sloppy work
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geknoei {n}
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:: fraud
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gekorven dier {n} [obsolete]
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:: insect
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gekorven dier {n} [obsolete]
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:: bug
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gekrakeel {n}
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:: bickering
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gekscheren {vi}
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:: to jest, poke fun
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gekscheren {vi}
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:: to make fun, do something silly
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gekte {f}
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:: craziness, insanity
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gekte {f}
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:: -mania
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gekunsteld {adj}
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:: contrived (unnatural and forced)
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gekwalificeerde meerderheid
|
:: qualified majority, supermajority
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gel {m} {n}
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:: gel (suspension of solid in liquid)
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gel {m} {n}
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:: gel (cosmetic preparation)
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gelaagd {adj}
|
:: layered, laminated
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gelaarsd {adj}
|
:: booted, wearing boots
|
gelaat {n}
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:: (Human) face, used in formal or poetic language
|
gelaatsexpressie {f}
|
:: facial expression
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gelaatskleur {f}
|
:: facial color, colour of the face
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gelaatskleur {f} [art]
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:: the fleshy color carnation
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gelaatsuitdrukking {f}
|
:: facial expression
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gelach {n}
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:: laughter (sound (as) of laughing)
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geladen {adj}
|
:: charged up
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geladen {adj}
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:: electrically charged
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geladen {adj}
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:: loaded (with objects, ammunition, emotion, etc.)
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geladen {adj}
|
:: agitated, tense
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gelag {n}
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:: A party, typically with revelry and excess
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gelasten {vt}
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:: to order, to command
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gelatine {f} {m}
|
:: gelatine
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geld {n}
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:: money
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geld {adj} [obsolete, of female animals]
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:: not pregnant
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geld {adj} [obsolete, of fish]
|
:: male
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geldaanbod {n}
|
:: money supply
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geldautomaat {m}
|
:: automated teller machine (ATM)
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geldautomaatje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of geldautomaat
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geldbelust {adj}
|
:: greedy, craving money
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geldboete {f} {m}
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:: fine (pecuniary penalty)
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gelden {vi}
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:: to apply, to be applicable, to be in effect
|
gelden {vi}
|
:: to count (be estimated as valid, useful, or influential)
|
gelden {vi}
|
:: to be considered [+ als (object) = as], to be considered to be
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Geldenaken {prop} {n}
|
:: Jodoigne, a town in Belgium
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Gelderen {prop} {n}
|
:: Geldern, Guelder (city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
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Gelderen {prop} {n}
|
:: synonym of Gelre
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Gelderland {prop} {n}
|
:: Gelderland, a province of The Netherlands
|
Geldermalsen {prop} {n}
|
:: Geldermalsen (village/and/municipality)
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geldezel {m} [rare]
|
:: A stupid miser
|
geldezel {m} [rare, fiction]
|
:: A donkey that magically generates money
|
geldezel {m}
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:: A money mule (front who makes a bank account available to criminals)
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geldgierig {adj}
|
:: greedy for money
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geldgroei {m}
|
:: increase of the money supply, the short-term nominal interest rate
|
geldhandel {m}
|
:: money trade
|
geldhoeveelheid {f} [uncountable]
|
:: money supply
|
geldhoeveelheid {f}
|
:: Any particular quantity of money
|
geldig {adj}
|
:: valid
|
geldigheid {f}
|
:: validity
|
geldillusie {f} [economics]
|
:: money illusion
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geldingsdrang {m}
|
:: compulsive need to impose one's will and gain respect, ambition, self-assertion
|
geldkraan {f} [economics]
|
:: money tap (metaphor for monetary stimulus by printing money)
|
geldkraan {f}
|
:: funding, source of money
|
geldmarkt {f} {m}
|
:: money market
|
geldneutraliteit {f}
|
:: neutrality of money
|
Geldrop {prop} {n}
|
:: Geldrop (village)
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geldsnoeier {m} [dated]
|
:: A clipper; one who clips the edges of valuable coins
|
geld stinkt niet {proverb}
|
:: pecunia non olet; where there's muck there's brass
|
geldstraf {f}
|
:: monetary -, financial punishment, fine
|
geldstuk {n}
|
:: coin (a piece of currency)
|
geldswaardig {adj}
|
:: salable, marketable (such as securities and bonds)
|
geldvoorraad {m}
|
:: money supply
|
geldwezen {n}
|
:: finance
|
geldwisselaar {m}
|
:: money changer
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geldwolf {m} [pejorative]
|
:: greedhead, somebody who is greedy for money
|
geldzorg {f}
|
:: worry about money
|
geleden {adv}
|
:: ago
|
geleed {adj}
|
:: articulated
|
geleedpotig {adj}
|
:: arthropodal
|
geleedpotige {noun}
|
:: arthropod, any member of the phylum Arthropoda
|
Geleen {prop} {n}
|
:: Geleen (town)
|
geleerd {adj}
|
:: learned
|
geleerd {adj}
|
:: educated
|
geleerde {m}
|
:: scholar
|
geleerdheid {f}
|
:: learning, studies
|
gelegenheid {f}
|
:: Occasion, opportunity
|
gelegenheid {f}
|
:: Venue such as a restaurant
|
gelei {f}
|
:: jelly (mass of gelatin or a similar substance)
|
geleidehond {m}
|
:: guide dog
|
geleidelijk {adj}
|
:: gradual
|
geleiden {vt}
|
:: to escort, to accompany
|
geleiden {vt}
|
:: to guide (along a certain path)
|
geleiden {vt}
|
:: to give guidance (especially moral)
|
geleiden {vi}
|
:: to conduct (electricity)
|
geleiden {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to accompany (a piece, musician etc.)
|
geleider {m}
|
:: attendant, escort
|
geleider {m}
|
:: conductor (of heat or electricity)
|
geleider {m} [obsolete]
|
:: leader
|
geleiding {f} [electricity, heat]
|
:: conductivity
|
geleiwier {n} [obsolete]
|
:: Any of some certain species from the green algae that were once held to belong to the obsolete family, order, or suborder Nostochinae
|
geleuter {n} [colloquial]
|
:: nonsense
|
gelid {n}
|
:: row of a formation, battle line
|
gelid {n}
|
:: an organizational rank, especially a military rank
|
gelid {n}
|
:: a joint, a point of articulation
|
geliefd {adj}
|
:: beloved, object of love
|
geliefd {adj}
|
:: popular, widely liked
|
geliefde {mf}
|
:: loved one
|
gelieven {vt}
|
:: to please, to delight
|
gelieven {v} [impersonal]
|
:: to enjoy, love
|
gelig {adj}
|
:: yellowish
|
gelijk {n}
|
:: right
|
gelijk {n}
|
:: truth
|
gelijk {adj}
|
:: equal; like; alike; similar
|
gelijk {adj} [pertaining to rank, value, worth etc.]
|
:: equal, equivalent
|
gelijk {adv}
|
:: immediately, at once
|
gelijk {conj} [Belgium]
|
:: like, such as
|
gelijk {conj} [Belgium]
|
:: as, just like, just as, the way that
|
gelijkaardig {adj}
|
:: kindred, akin
|
gelijkberechtiging {f}
|
:: legal equality, legal emancipation
|
gelijke {mf}
|
:: An equal, e.g. in rank, experience, prestige
|
gelijke monniken, gelijke kappen {proverb}
|
:: what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander (literally: monks [that are] alike, caps [that are] alike)
|
gelijken {vi}
|
:: to resemble [+ op (object)]
|
gelijkenis {f}
|
:: likeness, similarity
|
gelijkenis {f}
|
:: parable
|
gelijk hebben {vt}
|
:: to be right, to be correct (of a person)
|
gelijkheid {f}
|
:: parity
|
gelijkheid {f} [mathematics]
|
:: equality
|
gelijk krijgen {vi}
|
:: to be found correct [+ van (object) = by], to win an argument [+ van (object) = over]
|
gelijk krijgen {vi} [law]
|
:: to be considered in the right [+ van (object) = by]
|
gelijkmaker {m}
|
:: equalizer
|
gelijkmatig {adj}
|
:: even
|
gelijkmatigheid {f}
|
:: evenness, constancy, steadiness
|
gelijkmoedigheid {f}
|
:: equanimity
|
gelijknamig {adj}
|
:: eponymous, similarly named
|
gelijkrichten {vt} [electricity]
|
:: to rectify
|
gelijkrichter {m} [electricity]
|
:: rectifier
|
gelijkschakelen {v}
|
:: to equate, to equalise
|
gelijkspanning {f} [electricity]
|
:: direct/continuous voltage (not alternating)
|
gelijkspel {n}
|
:: draw (a tie)
|
gelijkstaat {m} [historical]
|
:: legal equality, legal emancipation
|
gelijkstelling {f}
|
:: legal equality, legal emancipation
|
gelijkstemmen {v}
|
:: to tune to the same pitch
|
gelijkstemmen {v} [figurative]
|
:: to harmonize, to adjust opinions and plans
|
gelijkstroom {m} [electricity]
|
:: direct current
|
gelijktijdig {adj}
|
:: simultaneous
|
gelijktijdig {adv}
|
:: simultaneously
|
gelijktonig {adj}
|
:: unisonoric
|
gelijkvloers {adj}
|
:: at-grade
|
gelijkwaardig {adj}
|
:: equivalent
|
gelijkwaardigheid {f}
|
:: equality, equivalence
|
gelijkzijdig {adj}
|
:: equilateral
|
gelikt {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: sophisticated, great, good-looking, smooth
|
gelofte {f}
|
:: vow
|
geloof {n}
|
:: belief, conviction
|
geloof {n} [religion]
|
:: faith, religion
|
geloofsafval {m}
|
:: religious apostasy
|
geloofsbelijdenis {f}
|
:: creed
|
geloofsgenoot {m}
|
:: co-religionist, someone of the same religion
|
geloofsgenote {f}
|
:: female co-religionist, a woman of the same religion
|
geloofsijver {m}
|
:: religious zeal
|
geloofsovertuiger {m} [Netherlands, neologism, colloquial]
|
:: religious proselytiser (in particular door-to-door proselytisers like Jehovah's Witnesses)
|
geloofsovertuiging {f}
|
:: religious conviction, religious opinion
|
gelooft u in God {phrase} [formal]
|
:: do you believe in God?
|
geloofwaardig {adj}
|
:: credible
|
geloofwaardigheid {f}
|
:: credibility
|
geloven {vi}
|
:: to believe, to hold a belief [+ in (object) = in]
|
geloven {vt}
|
:: to believe, to be convinced by
|
gelover {m}
|
:: A believer, who accepts something to be true, notably without solid proof
|
gelovig {adj}
|
:: religious, believing, faithful
|
gelovige {noun}
|
:: believer
|
gelui {n}
|
:: the ringing of bells
|
geluid {n}
|
:: sound
|
geluiddemper {m}
|
:: silencer
|
geluidshinder {m}
|
:: noise pollution
|
geluidskaart {f} [computing]
|
:: A sound card
|
geluidskaart {f}
|
:: A map depicting sound norms or sound levels
|
geluidsoverlast {m}
|
:: noise pollution (excessive noise)
|
geluidstape {m}
|
:: voice tape
|
geluk {n}
|
:: luck, good luck
|
geluk {n}
|
:: happiness
|
gelukkig {adj}
|
:: happy
|
gelukkig {adj}
|
:: pleased, satisfied
|
gelukkig {adj}
|
:: lucky
|
gelukkig {adv}
|
:: luckily
|
gelukkig {adv}
|
:: thankfully
|
gelukkige feestdagen {phrase}
|
:: synonym of fijne feestdagen
|
gelukkige verjaardag {interj}
|
:: happy birthday
|
Gelukkig Nieuwjaar {phrase}
|
:: Happy New Year!
|
gelukskoekje {n}
|
:: fortune cookie
|
geluksvogel {m}
|
:: lucky dog (someone who is often lucky)
|
gelukwens {m}
|
:: a congratulation
|
gelukzalig {adj}
|
:: overjoyed, blissful
|
gelul {n}
|
:: bullshit, empty talk
|
gemaakt {adj}
|
:: artificial, unnatural
|
gemaakt {adj}
|
:: fake, insincere
|
gemaal {m} [in titles]
|
:: A consort
|
gemaal {m}
|
:: A husband
|
gemaal {n}
|
:: The act or process of grinding (of grain)
|
gemaal {n}
|
:: A pump house, mill, pumping-engine or several of these used for draining polders
|
gemak {n}
|
:: convenience
|
gemak {n}
|
:: ease, comfort
|
gemak {n} [euphemistic]
|
:: toilet
|
gemakhuis {n}
|
:: privy, outhouse (toilet in a separate outbuilding)
|
gemakhuisje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gemakhuis
|
gemakkelijk {adj}
|
:: easy
|
gemakkelijk {adv}
|
:: easily
|
gemakshalve {adv}
|
:: for the sake of convenience
|
gemaksvoedsel {n}
|
:: fast food
|
gemakswinkel {m}
|
:: convenience store
|
gemalin {f}
|
:: wife with an important role, important female spouse, consort
|
gematigd {adj}
|
:: moderate, liberal
|
gematigde {noun}
|
:: A moderate, opponent of extremism
|
gember {m}
|
:: ginger (plant)
|
gember {m}
|
:: ginger (spice)
|
gemeen {adj}
|
:: mean, hurtful
|
gemeen {adj}
|
:: intense, extreme
|
gemeen {adj} [somewhat dated outside set phrases]
|
:: common, shared, communal
|
gemeen {adv}
|
:: in common
|
gemeen {n} [often derogatory]
|
:: common people, plebs
|
gemeengoed {n}
|
:: common property
|
gemeengoed {n}
|
:: common practice, common feature
|
gemeenplaats {f}
|
:: commonplace, cliché
|
gemeenschap {f}
|
:: community
|
gemeenschap {f}
|
:: commonality
|
gemeenschap {f}
|
:: intercourse, sexual intercourse
|
gemeenschappelijk {adj}
|
:: common, mutual
|
gemeenschapspot {m}
|
:: communal pot; communal fund
|
gemeenschapszin {m}
|
:: community feeling
|
gemeenslachtig {adj} [grammar]
|
:: Of common gender, having no distinction between feminine and masculine
|
gemeente {f}
|
:: municipality, commune
|
gemeente {f}
|
:: congregation
|
gemeenteambtenaar {m}
|
:: municipal official, municipal public servant
|
gemeentebestuur {n}
|
:: local government (of a municipality)
|
gemeentegrens {f}
|
:: municipal boundary
|
gemeentehuis {n}
|
:: town hall, government building of a (usually non-urban) municipality
|
gemeentelijk {adj}
|
:: municipal
|
gemeenteraad {m}
|
:: city council, municipal council
|
gemeenteraadslid {n}
|
:: municipal council member (member of a local-government council)
|
gemeentewerken {p}
|
:: municipal public works
|
gemeenzaam {adj} [literary]
|
:: familiar, intimate
|
gemeenzaam {adj} [literary]
|
:: ordinary, common
|
gemeenzaam {adj}
|
:: Of speech: colloquial, informal
|
gemeenzaamheid {f}
|
:: familiarity, intimacy
|
gemeenzaamheid {f}
|
:: colloquialism
|
gemelijk {adj} [Brabant]
|
:: cantankerous, crabbed
|
gemenebest {n}
|
:: commonwealth, voluntary grouping of sovereign nations; capitalized in named cases, notably Gemenebest van Naties and Gemenebest van Onafhankelijke Staten
|
gemenebest {n}
|
:: commonwealth, republic (but not state as in some U.S. states)
|
Gemenebest {n}
|
:: alternative form of gemenebest
|
Gemenebest van Virginia {prop}
|
:: Commonwealth of Virginia (formal and full name of Virginia)
|
gemenerik {m} [childish]
|
:: meanie
|
gemengd {adj}
|
:: mixed
|
gemengde economie {f}
|
:: mixed economy
|
gemet {n} [obsolete]
|
:: A measure of land roughly the size of an acre
|
gemiauw {n}
|
:: The act, an instance or rather an (often annoying) episode of meowing
|
gemiauw {n}
|
:: The sound of meowing
|
gemiddeld {adj}
|
:: average
|
gemiddelde {n} [maths]
|
:: average, mean
|
gemis {n}
|
:: lack, absence; in particular one that is strongly felt emotionally
|
gemis {n}
|
:: loss, especially a very emotional loss
|
gemoed {n}
|
:: feeling; heart; soul; mind
|
gemoedelijk {adj}
|
:: jovial
|
gemoeder {f} [rare]
|
:: godmother
|
gemoedsgesteldheid {f} [formal]
|
:: mood
|
gemoedstoestand {m}
|
:: mood
|
gemoet {n} [obsolete]
|
:: a meeting, an encounter
|
gemoeten {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to meet, to encounter
|
gems {f}
|
:: chamois (mountain goat)
|
gemutst {adj}
|
:: disposed
|
gen {n}
|
:: gene
|
genaamd {adj}
|
:: named
|
genade {f} {m}
|
:: mercy
|
genade {f} {m}
|
:: grace (not countable, theology) Free and undeserved favour, especially of God
|
genadeloos {adj}
|
:: [of persons] merciless, ruthless; heartless
|
genadeloos {adj}
|
:: [of things] merciless, unforgiving, harsh
|
genadeslag {m}
|
:: coup de grâce (final blow)
|
genadig {adj}
|
:: lenient, clement
|
genadig {adj}
|
:: merciful
|
genaken {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to approach, to draw near
|
genant {adj}
|
:: embarrassing
|
gênant {adj}
|
:: embarrassing
|
gender {m} {n}
|
:: gender (mental analog of sex)
|
genderdysforie {f}
|
:: gender dysphoria
|
gendergeweld {n}
|
:: gender-based violence
|
genderneutraal {adj}
|
:: gender-neutral
|
geneagram {noun}
|
:: genogram
|
geneesheer {m} [formal]
|
:: doctor
|
geneeskrachtig {adj}
|
:: medicinal
|
geneeskunde {f}
|
:: medicine (discipline)
|
geneeskundig {adj}
|
:: medical, of medicine (as a discipline)
|
geneeslijk {adj}
|
:: curable, healable
|
geneesmiddel {n}
|
:: medicine, medication
|
geneesmiddelenvergoedingssysteem {n}
|
:: a system for the reimbursement of the cost of medication
|
genegen {adj}
|
:: ready, prepared
|
genegen {adj}
|
:: inclined, predisposed
|
genegenheid {f}
|
:: fondness, inclination to like, affection
|
geneigd zijn {vi}
|
:: to tend, to be inclined, to have a tendency [+ tot (object) = to, towards]
|
generaal {adj}
|
:: general
|
generaal {m}
|
:: full general (rank higher than a colonel)
|
generaal {m}
|
:: general officer
|
generaal-majoor {m}
|
:: major-general, a high rank
|
generale repetitie {f}
|
:: dress rehearsal
|
generaliseren {vt}
|
:: to generalize
|
generatie {f}
|
:: generation, age
|
generen {vr}
|
:: to feel embarrassed
|
genereren {vt}
|
:: to generate
|
genereus {adj}
|
:: nobel, magnanimous, tolerant
|
genereus {adj}
|
:: generous, unselfish
|
generiek {adj}
|
:: generic
|
generlei {pron}
|
:: no … whatsoever, no … at all
|
genese {f}
|
:: genesis
|
Genesis {prop} {m}
|
:: Genesis (book of the Bible)
|
genetica {f}
|
:: genetics
|
genetisch {adj}
|
:: genetic
|
genetisch {adv}
|
:: genetically
|
geneugte {f}
|
:: pleasure, joy
|
Genève {prop} {n}
|
:: Genève (city)
|
Genève {prop} {n}
|
:: Genève (canton)
|
genever {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of jenever
|
genezen {v} [ergative]
|
:: to heal
|
genezer {m}
|
:: healer
|
genezeres {f}
|
:: female equivalent of genezer
|
genezing {f}
|
:: healing, recovery
|
geniaal {adj}
|
:: brilliant, genius, genial
|
genialiteit {f}
|
:: brilliance, ingenuity
|
genie {n}
|
:: genius
|
genie {f}
|
:: military engineers (unit)
|
geniepig {adj}
|
:: sneaky, cunning, sly
|
genieten {vi}
|
:: to enjoy oneself, to have a pleasant experience
|
genieten {vi}
|
:: to enjoy [+ van (object)]
|
genieten {vt}
|
:: to enjoy, to use or benefit from
|
genietje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of genie
|
genitaliën {p}
|
:: genitals
|
genitief {adj}
|
:: genitive (of or pertaining to the case of possession)
|
genitief {m} [grammar]
|
:: genitive case
|
genitiefobject {n} [grammar]
|
:: A genitival object
|
genitivisch {adj} [grammar]
|
:: genitive, genitival (related to the genitive)
|
genitivus {m} [grammar]
|
:: the genitive case or a word therein
|
genitivus absolutus {m}
|
:: genitive absolute
|
Genk {prop}
|
:: Genk (city)
|
Gennep {prop} {n}
|
:: Gennep (city/and/municipality)
|
genocide {f}
|
:: genocide
|
genoeg {determiner}
|
:: enough
|
genoeg {determiner}
|
:: plenty
|
genoeg {adv}
|
:: enough, to enough of a degree, with sufficient frequency
|
genoegen {n} [uncountable]
|
:: satisfaction
|
genoegen {n}
|
:: pleasure, delight[1]
|
genoegen nemen {vi}
|
:: to be content, to make do [+ met (object) = with]
|
genoegzaam {adj}
|
:: sufficient
|
genoemd {adj}
|
:: said, given
|
genoom {n}
|
:: genome (complete genetic information of an organism)
|
genoot {m}
|
:: companion
|
genootschap {n}
|
:: society, association
|
genot {n}
|
:: pleasure
|
genote {f}
|
:: companion, mate
|
genotsmiddel {n}
|
:: A recreational drug, a stimulant
|
genotype {n}
|
:: genotype
|
genotzucht {f}
|
:: seeking of pleasure, especially of luxury and sensuousness; hedonism
|
genre {n}
|
:: kind, type, genre
|
genster {f} [chiefly Belgium]
|
:: spark
|
Gent {prop} {n}
|
:: City of Ghent
|
gentherapie {f}
|
:: gene therapy
|
gentiaan {f}
|
:: A gentian, any plant of the family Gentianaceae, in particular used of plants from certain genera such as Gentiana
|
Genua {prop} {n}
|
:: Genua (capital city)
|
Genua {prop} {n}
|
:: Genua (metropolitan city)
|
genus {n} [botany]
|
:: a rank in a taxonomic classification, in between family and species
|
genus {n} [botany]
|
:: a taxon at this rank
|
genus {n} [linguistics]
|
:: gender
|
geo- {prefix}
|
:: geo-
|
geodeet {m}
|
:: geodesic (shortest section of a line or curve on a surface of a certain curvature)
|
geodeet {m}
|
:: geodesist (land surveyor)
|
geodesie {f}
|
:: geodesy, geodetics
|
geodetisch {adj}
|
:: geodesic
|
geograaf {m}
|
:: A geographer, student of or specialist in geography
|
geografie {f}
|
:: geography (study of physical structure and inhabitants of the Earth)
|
geografisch {adj}
|
:: geographic, geographical
|
geografisch {adv}
|
:: geographically
|
geologie {f}
|
:: geology
|
geologisch {adj}
|
:: geological, geologic
|
geoloog {m}
|
:: geologist (person skilled at geology)
|
geomagnetisme {n}
|
:: geomagnetism
|
geoorloofd {adj}
|
:: allowed, permitted
|
geopolitiek {adj}
|
:: geopolitical
|
geopolitiek {f}
|
:: geopolitics
|
Georgia {prop} {n}
|
:: Georgia (state)
|
Georgië {prop} {n}
|
:: Georgia (country)
|
Georgië {prop} {n} [dated]
|
:: Georgië (state)
|
Georgiër {m}
|
:: Georgian
|
Georgisch {adj}
|
:: Georgian
|
Georgisch {prop} {n}
|
:: Georgian (language)
|
georiënteerdheid {f}
|
:: orientation
|
geotherm {m}
|
:: geotherm, geoisotherm
|
geothermie {f}
|
:: geothermal energy
|
gepaard {adj}
|
:: paired
|
gepard {m} [obsolete]
|
:: cheetah
|
gepast {adj}
|
:: appropriate
|
gepeins {n}
|
:: contemplation, rumination
|
gepensioneerde {mf}
|
:: pensioner
|
gepeperd {adj}
|
:: peppered, seasoned with pepper(s)
|
gepeperd {adj} [by extension]
|
:: spicy, strongly flavored
|
gepeperd {adj} [metonymy]
|
:: extreme, strong, etcetera
|
gepeupel {n} [pejorative]
|
:: rabble, plebs
|
geplaag {n}
|
:: teasing
|
geplogenheid {f}
|
:: custom
|
geporteerd {adj}
|
:: well-disposed, fond, favourable
|
geprepareerd {adj}
|
:: prepared
|
geprononceerd {adj}
|
:: pronounced, clear
|
geprononceerd {adj}
|
:: striking
|
geraamte {n}
|
:: skeleton
|
geraamte {n} [construction]
|
:: frame
|
geraken {vt}
|
:: to reach, to attain
|
geraken {vi}
|
:: to end up
|
geraken {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to touch
|
geraken {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to hit, to strike (a target)
|
geranium {f}
|
:: A geranium, plant of the genus Geranium
|
geranium {f} [colloquial]
|
:: A pelargonium
|
Gerard {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Gerardus {prop} {m}
|
:: given name similar to Gerard
|
Geräuschemacher {m}
|
:: foley artist
|
Gerbrandy {prop}
|
:: surname
|
gerecht {n} [archaic]
|
:: justice; the judiciary
|
gerecht {n}
|
:: court of law
|
gerecht {n}
|
:: a meal, or a dish served alone or part of a meal as a course
|
gerecht {adj}
|
:: just, fair, deserved
|
gerechtelijk {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the judiciary, judicial
|
gerechtelijk {adj}
|
:: forensic
|
gerechtigd {adj}
|
:: entitled [having a legal right to something]
|
gerechtigheid {f}
|
:: justice
|
gerechtje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gerecht
|
gerechtsbode {m}
|
:: A bailiff, lowly court official
|
gerechtshof {n}
|
:: court of law, court of justice
|
gereed {adj}
|
:: ready, prepared
|
gereed {adj}
|
:: done, finished, completed
|
gereed {adj}
|
:: reasonable, serious
|
gereedschap {n} [countable]
|
:: tool
|
gereedschap {n} [uncountable]
|
:: tools
|
gereedschapskist {f}
|
:: toolbox (storage case for tools)
|
gereformeerd {adj}
|
:: Pertaining to Reformed churches, movements and their adherents that originate from separations from the Dutch Reformed Church since the 19th century
|
gereformeerd {adj} [Protestantism in other contexts]
|
:: Reformed
|
geregeld {adj}
|
:: regular
|
geregeld {adj}
|
:: controlled
|
geregeld {adv}
|
:: regularly
|
geregistreerd partnerschap {n}
|
:: civil partnership, civil union, registered partnership
|
gerei {n}
|
:: equipment, tools, utensils
|
gerelateerd {adj}
|
:: related
|
geren {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to covet
|
gerenommeerd {adj}
|
:: renowned
|
gerief {n}
|
:: comfort, ease
|
gerief {n}
|
:: use, utility
|
gerief {n} [especially in compounds]
|
:: equipment, tools
|
gerief {n}
|
:: things, stuff
|
geriefbos {n}
|
:: small tract of forest near a farm, usually among pastures, grown for firewood
|
geriefelijk {adj}
|
:: alternative form of gerieflijk
|
gerieflijk {adj}
|
:: very comfortable
|
gerimpeld {adj}
|
:: wrinkled, pursy, shrivelled
|
gering {adj}
|
:: (quantity) little
|
gering {adj}
|
:: (people or matters) insignificant, trivial
|
germaan {n}
|
:: germane (GeH4)
|
Germaan {m}
|
:: A person from the old Germanic people; a German
|
Germaans {adj}
|
:: Germanic
|
Germaans {prop} {n}
|
:: The Germanic or Proto-Germanic language
|
germanisme {n}
|
:: Germanism (a word or idiom of the German language)
|
germanist {m}
|
:: A practicioner of the study of Germanic languages and the associated literatures and general cultures, sometimes including Germanic law
|
germanist {m}
|
:: A student of the German language, literature and culture of Germany and other Germanophone peoples and countries
|
germanistiek {f}
|
:: study of the language and literature of Germany
|
germanium {n}
|
:: germanium (chemical element)
|
geroezemoes {n}
|
:: murmur, chatter; a (subdued) disturbance
|
gerontologie {f}
|
:: gerontology
|
geroutineerd {adj}
|
:: experienced
|
Gerrit {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Gerritsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
gerst {f} {m}
|
:: barley, Hordeum vulgare
|
gerst {f} {m}
|
:: barley seed, used for brewing beer
|
gerstebrood {n}
|
:: barley bread, barley loaf
|
gerstenat {n} [colloquial]
|
:: beer (in the sense of the alcoholic drink only)
|
Gert {prop} {m}
|
:: given name derived from Gerhard
|
gerucht {n}
|
:: rumor
|
gerucht {n}
|
:: sound, clamour
|
geruim {adj}
|
:: considerable, sizable
|
geruis {n}
|
:: rustling, rushing, noise
|
geruis {n} [pathology]
|
:: murmur (of the heart)
|
geruisloos {adj}
|
:: soundless, silent
|
geruispeiler {m} [nautical]
|
:: sonar receiver, hydrophone
|
geruispeiler {m} [nautical]
|
:: sonar operator
|
geruit {adj}
|
:: checkered, marked in a pattern of squares or diamonds
|
geruit {adj}
|
:: shaped like a diamond (or rectangle or square)
|
geruit {adj}
|
:: fit with glass panes
|
gerundium {n}
|
:: gerund
|
gerust {adj}
|
:: at ease; free of anxiety, without fear or worry
|
geruststellen {vt}
|
:: to put at ease, reassure
|
geruststelling {f}
|
:: A relief, a reassurance (something that puts the mind at ease)
|
gerven {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to tan (leather), to prepare
|
gerw {f}
|
:: yarrow (any of several pungent Eurasian herbs, of the genus Achillea)
|
geschat {adj}
|
:: estimated
|
gescheiden {adj}
|
:: physically separated, detached, severed
|
gescheiden {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: separate, distinct
|
gescheiden {adj}
|
:: [of a person or couple] divorced, no longer married
|
gescheld {n}
|
:: name-calling, abuse
|
geschenk {n}
|
:: gift, present
|
geschiedboek {n}
|
:: history book
|
geschieden {vi}
|
:: to occur
|
geschiedenis {f}
|
:: history
|
geschiedenis {f}
|
:: event, happening
|
geschiedenisboek {n}
|
:: A history book, especially a textbook for history as a school subject
|
geschiedkunde {f}
|
:: history
|
geschiedkundige {mf}
|
:: historian
|
geschiedschrijver {m}
|
:: A historian, one who writes a history
|
geschiedschrijving {f}
|
:: historiography
|
geschiedvervalsing {f} [chiefly uncountable]
|
:: historical fabrication
|
geschift {adj}
|
:: crazy
|
geschikt {adj}
|
:: adequate, suitable, appropriate
|
geschikt {adj}
|
:: friendly, amiable (when talking about a person)
|
geschil {n}
|
:: difference
|
geschil {n}
|
:: dispute, strife
|
geschil {n}
|
:: The act of peeling (e.g. fruits or vegetables)
|
geschoeid {adj}
|
:: shod
|
geschreeuw {n}
|
:: clamor (great outcry or vociferation)
|
geschreeuw {n}
|
:: holler (any communication to get somebody's attention)
|
geschreeuw {n}
|
:: din (loud noise)
|
geschrift {n}
|
:: writing
|
geschuind {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: divided into two equal parts diagonally, per bend
|
geschut {n}
|
:: one or more guns or cannons, generally of heavy calibre
|
geschut {n}
|
:: artillery
|
geschutmeester {m}
|
:: artillerist
|
geschutskoepel {m}
|
:: gun turret, cupola
|
geschutstoren {m} [military]
|
:: A gun turret [e.g. on a fortification, ship, combat vehicle, etc.]
|
gesel {m}
|
:: scourge (a whip often of leather)
|
geselen {vt}
|
:: to flog, to scourge (with a whip)
|
gesjirp {n}
|
:: chirping
|
gesjouw {n}
|
:: a (potentially onerous) carrying about, a lugging
|
geslaagd {adj}
|
:: successful
|
geslacht {n}
|
:: sex
|
geslacht {n}
|
:: gender
|
geslacht {n} [grammar]
|
:: grammatical gender
|
geslacht {n}
|
:: lineage
|
geslacht {n}
|
:: generation
|
geslacht {n} [biology, taxonomy]
|
:: genus
|
geslachtloos {adj}
|
:: asexual, sexless (with biological sex)
|
geslachtloos {adj}
|
:: genderless
|
geslachtsdaad {f}
|
:: sexual intercourse
|
geslachtsgemeenschap {f}
|
:: sexual intercourse
|
geslachtsidentiteit {f}
|
:: gender identity
|
geslachtsidentiteitsstoornis {f}
|
:: gender identity disorder
|
geslachtsklier {f}
|
:: gonad
|
geslachtsloos {adj}
|
:: alternative form of geslachtloos
|
geslachtsnaam {m}
|
:: family name
|
geslachtsrijp {adj}
|
:: sexually mature
|
geslachtsroede {f}
|
:: A penis
|
geslachtsryp {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of geslachtsrijp
|
geslachtsverkeer {n}
|
:: sexual intercourse, intercourse
|
geslachtswapen {n}
|
:: family coat of arms
|
geslachtsziekte {f} [formal]
|
:: venereal disease
|
gesloten {adj}
|
:: closed
|
gesmeerd {adj}
|
:: smooth, without problems (as if grease were applied to it)
|
gesmoord {adj}
|
:: dull, obtuse, muffled
|
gesneden {adj}
|
:: castrated, castrate
|
gesp {m}
|
:: buckle
|
gespan {n}
|
:: A span, a team (pair or larger team of draught animals)
|
gespan {n} [archaic]
|
:: The firmament
|
gespan {n} [obsolete]
|
:: A group, fellowship, party, band
|
gespannen {adj}
|
:: tense
|
gespen {vt}
|
:: to buckle
|
gespierd {adj}
|
:: muscular
|
gespin {n}
|
:: a purr (purr)
|
gesprek {n}
|
:: talk, conversation
|
gesprekspartner {m} [literally]
|
:: One's counterpart in a conversation
|
gesprekspartner {m}
|
:: An interlocutor, person who takes part in dialogue or conversation
|
gespuis {n}
|
:: riffraff, the common people
|
gespuis {n}
|
:: playful and mischievous children
|
gestaag {adj}
|
:: steady, continuous
|
gestaag {adj}
|
:: gradual
|
gestalte {f}
|
:: figure, shape, appearance
|
gestalte {f}
|
:: stature
|
geste {f} [literal]
|
:: gesture, movement of an appendix or body
|
geste {f} [figurative]
|
:: gesture
|
geste {f} [historical]
|
:: story, history
|
gesteente {n}
|
:: rock (aggregate of minerals)
|
gestel {n}
|
:: a system, a framework
|
gestel {n}
|
:: physical condition of the body, constitution
|
gesteldheid {f}
|
:: state, condition
|
gesteld zijn op {vt}
|
:: to feel affection for
|
gesternte {n}
|
:: all stars in the night sky
|
gesternte {n}
|
:: constellation
|
gesternte {n}
|
:: the position of the planets which would indicate fate
|
gesteun {n}
|
:: groaning
|
gesticht {n} [colloquial]
|
:: psychiatric ward, mental asylum
|
gesticht {n} [dated]
|
:: care home
|
gesticuleren {vi}
|
:: to gesticulate
|
gestoord {adj}
|
:: disturbed, crazy, mad
|
gestreept {adj}
|
:: striped
|
gestreepte hyena {f}
|
:: striped hyena, Hyaena hyaena
|
gestreepte jakhals {m}
|
:: side-striped jackal, Canis adustus
|
gestreng {adj}
|
:: stringent
|
gestreng {adv}
|
:: stringently
|
gestrengheid {f}
|
:: severity, strictness
|
gestresst {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of gestrest
|
gestrest {adj}
|
:: stressed (mentally/emotionally)
|
gesundheit {interj}
|
:: Said to someone who has just sneezed, bless you
|
getal {n} [mathematics]
|
:: number
|
getal {n} [grammar]
|
:: number
|
getalenteerd {adj}
|
:: talented
|
ge- -te {circumfix}
|
:: Creates a neuter noun which refers to a mass or a collection of objects
|
geteisem {n} [colloquial]
|
:: riffraff
|
getekend {adj}
|
:: full of both physical and emotional scars
|
Geten {prop} {n}
|
:: Jauche, a town in Belgium
|
getijde {n}
|
:: tide
|
getijde {n} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: canonical hour
|
getijdenboek {n}
|
:: book of hours
|
getijdeneiland {n}
|
:: tidal island
|
getijdengebed {n} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: canonical prayer
|
getijdenpoel {m}
|
:: tidal pool
|
getijdenpoeltje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of getijdenpoel
|
getijdenverschil {n}
|
:: tidal range
|
getijdeverschil {n}
|
:: superseded spelling of getijdenverschil
|
getikt {adj}
|
:: crazy
|
getoeter {n}
|
:: toot (the noise of a horn or whistle)
|
getogen {adj}
|
:: brought up, grown up, raised
|
getouwtrek {n}
|
:: tug of war (usually used figuratively)
|
getralied {adj}
|
:: grilled (window etc...)
|
getrouw {adj}
|
:: faithful, loyal, true
|
getrouwd {adj}
|
:: married
|
getrouwe {noun}
|
:: [chiefly plural] A loyal servant, follower or associate, a true person (i.e. who is faithful, loyal)
|
getrouwe {noun}
|
:: [chiefly plural] A bosom friend
|
getrouwheid {f}
|
:: faithfulness, loyalty
|
getto {n}
|
:: ghetto
|
getuige {m}
|
:: witness
|
getuige {prep}
|
:: as shown by, judging by, witness
|
getuigen {vi}
|
:: to testify, bear witness, give testimony, especially in court
|
getuigen {vt}
|
:: to prove, make apparent
|
getuigenis {f} {n}
|
:: A testimony: declaration/statement serving to bear evidence or proof in an inquiry and/or trial
|
getuigenis {f} {n}
|
:: hence also other proof
|
getuigenispartij {f}
|
:: political party that doesn't seek participation in government but only serves to express its principles, testimonial party
|
getuigenverklaring {f}
|
:: witness testimony
|
getweeën {adv}
|
:: by twos
|
geul {f}
|
:: gully, trench, channel
|
geur {m}
|
:: A scent, smell, odour, odor
|
geur {m} [figuratively]
|
:: (notably the diminutive, with the indefinite article: een geurtje) An appearance, something associated, especially in a negative sense
|
geuren {vi}
|
:: to smell (have a particular smell)
|
geurig {adj}
|
:: fragrant, aromatic (not necessarily pleasant)
|
Geurts {prop}
|
:: surname
|
geus {mf} [historical, mainly, in the plural]
|
:: A supporter of the insurrectionist faction in the Spanish Netherlands, who became the enemies of the Spanish crown, formalised in 1566 [originally a polemic insult, but soon reappropriated]
|
geus {mf} [now, rare]
|
:: Any one of the Protestants in the Low Countries, in particular of a Reformed tradition, especially as opposed to Catholics
|
geus {adj}
|
:: belonging or related to the faction of the geuzen [sense 1 above]
|
geus {adj} [archaic, now, rare]
|
:: Protestant
|
geus {m}
|
:: geuzelambiek, a beer type originally brewed in the rue des Gueux in Brussels, hence the name
|
geus {f}
|
:: a small type of flag, flown at a ship's bowsprit; originally a geuzenvlag
|
geuzelambiek {noun}
|
:: Belgian lambic made by fermenting a blend of young and old lambics
|
geuzennaam {m}
|
:: nickname or title used by way of linguistic reappropriation
|
geuzentempel {m} [Belgium, chiefly historical]
|
:: Protestant church
|
geuzentempel {m} [Belgium, dated]
|
:: Masonic lodge
|
geuzenvlag {f}
|
:: small flag consisting of a white erect cross with triangular elements and a diagonal cross with red and blue triangular or trapezoid elements, flown at the bowsprit or stem, associated with geuzen
|
gevaar {n}
|
:: danger, peril
|
gevaarlijk {adj}
|
:: dangerous
|
gevaarsdriehoek {m}
|
:: warning triangle
|
gevaarte {n}
|
:: a huge object, a colossus
|
gevader {m} [rare]
|
:: godfather
|
gevaderschap {f}
|
:: sponsorship
|
gevaderschap {f}
|
:: patronage
|
geval {n}
|
:: case, situation, instance
|
geval {n}
|
:: thing
|
gevallen {v} [ergative]
|
:: to happen, to occur
|
gevallen {v} [ditransitive, dated]
|
:: to like, to please
|
gevang {n}
|
:: prison
|
gevangen {adj}
|
:: caught, captive
|
gevangenbewaarder {m}
|
:: prison guard, warden, jailor
|
gevangene {noun}
|
:: a prisoner
|
gevangenis {f}
|
:: A jail, a prison; especially an institution where convicts are incarcerated, but sometimes used more generally
|
gevangenisbewaarder {m}
|
:: prison guard, warden, jailor
|
gevangeniscel {f}
|
:: prison cell
|
gevangenisstraf {f} {m}
|
:: prison sentence
|
gevangennemen {vt}
|
:: to take prisoner
|
gevangenschap {f}
|
:: imprisonment
|
gevangenschap {f}
|
:: captivity
|
gevangenzetten {vt}
|
:: to incarcerate
|
gevarendriehoek {m}
|
:: warning triangle
|
gevarengeld {n}
|
:: danger money, hazard pay
|
gevat {adj}
|
:: witty
|
gevecht {n}
|
:: fight, struggle, battle
|
gevechtseenheid {f}
|
:: A combat unit
|
gevechtservaring {f} [uncountable, countable]
|
:: combat experience, experience of battle
|
gevechtskracht {f}
|
:: fighting power, battle strength
|
gevechtsrantsoen {n}
|
:: battle ration: ration for troops during a battle
|
gevechtsvlieger {m} [military, aviation]
|
:: A combat pilot, a pilot who flies a military aircraft
|
gevederte {n}
|
:: plumage
|
gevel {m} [architecture]
|
:: façade (of a building)
|
geven {vt}
|
:: to give
|
gever {m}
|
:: giver, someone who gives
|
gever {m} [obsolete, grammar]
|
:: a word in the dative case
|
gevest {n}
|
:: hilt, haft of a blade weapon
|
gevestigd {v}
|
:: to be based or headquartered in
|
gevlekte hyena {f}
|
:: spotted hyena, Crocuta crocuta
|
gevleugeld {adj}
|
:: winged
|
gevleugeld woord {n} [idiomatic, chiefly in the plural]
|
:: winged word
|
gevoel {n}
|
:: feeling
|
gevoelen {vt} [formal]
|
:: to feel
|
gevoelen {n}
|
:: feeling
|
gevoelen {n}
|
:: belief, faith
|
gevoelig {adj}
|
:: sensitive
|
gevoeligheid {f}
|
:: sensitivity
|
gevoeligheid {f}
|
:: tenderness (discomfort when an affected area is touched)
|
gevoelsmatig {adj}
|
:: Based on feeling, sensitivity or intuition; emotional, sensitive, intuitive, instinctive
|
gevogelte {n}
|
:: Aves
|
gevogelte {n} [food]
|
:: fowl, poultry
|
gevolg {n}
|
:: consequence, result
|
gevolg {n}
|
:: entourage
|
gevorderd {adj}
|
:: advanced
|
gevorderdheid {f}
|
:: advancement
|
gevorkt {adj}
|
:: forked (split in two)
|
gevreesd {adj}
|
:: feared
|
gevreet {n} [colloquial]
|
:: the act of eating [often with crude or wild connotations]
|
gevuld {adj}
|
:: filled
|
gevuld {adj} [cooking]
|
:: stuffed
|
gewaad {n}
|
:: vestment, clothing
|
gewaagd {adj}
|
:: risky, daring
|
gewaar {adj} [archaic, except in fixed phrases]
|
:: aware, noticing something
|
gewaarworden {vtr} [sometimes]
|
:: to become aware of, to notice
|
gewaarwording {f}
|
:: sensation, experience
|
gewag {n} [archaic]
|
:: notification, notice
|
gewagen {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to report, to notify
|
gewapend {adj}
|
:: armed
|
gewapend {adj}
|
:: reinforced, strengthened
|
gewas {n}
|
:: crop
|
gewas {n}
|
:: plant, vegetation
|
geweer {n}
|
:: rifle
|
geweer {n} [by extension]
|
:: gun, in particular a long-barrelled one
|
geweer {n}
|
:: (absolute use only: het geweer) A defensive attitude or position
|
geweer {n} [obsolete]
|
:: weapon, arm
|
geweer {n} [obsolete]
|
:: blade weapon
|
geweer {n} [obsolete]
|
:: weaponry, arms
|
geweerriem {m}
|
:: A rifle sling
|
geweerschot {n}
|
:: A rifle shot, a gunshot (shot fired by a long-barrelled, (semi)portable gun)
|
gewei {n}
|
:: An antler or a set of antlers, the bony structure(s) on the head of deer, moose or other antilope species
|
geweide {n}
|
:: the whole of meadows
|
geweide {n}
|
:: intestines
|
geweitje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gewei
|
geweld {n}
|
:: violence
|
geweld {n}
|
:: strong or violent force; ferocity
|
gewelddadig {adj}
|
:: violent
|
gewelddadig {adv}
|
:: violently
|
geweldig {adj}
|
:: tremendous, great
|
geweldig {adj}
|
:: awesome, wonderful
|
geweldloos {adj}
|
:: non-violent
|
geweldloosheid {f}
|
:: non-violence
|
geweldsmisdrijf {n} [countable]
|
:: A violent crime
|
geweldspiraal {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of geweldsspiraal
|
geweldspleging {f} [countable, uncountable]
|
:: use of violence, act of violence
|
geweldsspiraal {f}
|
:: spiral of violence
|
gewelf {n}
|
:: vault, cellar (secure storage area)
|
gewelf {n}
|
:: arch, vault (architectural component)
|
gewennen {v} [ergative]
|
:: to (make) feel comfortable, to (make) get used to
|
gewenst {adj}
|
:: wished for
|
gewerveld {adj}
|
:: vertebrate
|
gewervelde {noun}
|
:: vertebrate, any member of the subphylum Vertebrata
|
gewest {n}
|
:: region
|
gewest {n}
|
:: one of the three regions constituting the equivalent of a state in the federal structure of Belgium
|
gewest {n}
|
:: an older term for provincie (province)
|
gewestelijk {adj}
|
:: regional
|
geweten {n}
|
:: conscience
|
gewetenloos {adj} [literally]
|
:: without a conscience; not minding one's conscience, amoral, unscrupulous, unprincipled
|
gewetenloos {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: ruthless, merciless, heartless
|
gewetensbeet {m}
|
:: compunction
|
gewetensbezwaar {n}
|
:: conscientious objection
|
gewetensbezwaard {adj}
|
:: having a conscientious objection
|
gewetensbezwaarde {mf}
|
:: conscientious objector
|
gewetensnood {mf}
|
:: crisis of conscience
|
gewezen {adj}
|
:: former
|
gewicht {n}
|
:: weight
|
gewicht {n} [obsolete]
|
:: A pair of antlers; an antler
|
gewichtig {adj}
|
:: heavy, weighty
|
gewichtig {adj}
|
:: important, weighty
|
gewichtloos {adj}
|
:: weightless
|
gewichtloosheid {f}
|
:: weightlessness
|
gewichtsverlies {n}
|
:: weight loss
|
gewiekst {adj}
|
:: smart, sly, cunning, clever
|
gewijd {adj}
|
:: dedicated
|
gewijd {adj}
|
:: sacred
|
-gewijs {suffix}
|
:: -wise
|
gewild {adj}
|
:: wanted, desired
|
gewillig {adj}
|
:: voluntary, showing readiness, willing
|
gewillig {adj}
|
:: compliant, yielding
|
gewillig {adv}
|
:: compliantly, pliantly
|
gewillig {adv}
|
:: readily, willingly
|
gewinnen {vti} [archaic]
|
:: to acquire
|
gewinnen {v} [archaic]
|
:: to acquire as the result of a struggle or contest
|
gewinnen {v} [archaic]
|
:: to beget
|
gewis {adj} [dated]
|
:: certain, sure
|
gewis {adv} [dated]
|
:: certainly, surely
|
gewisse {n}
|
:: conscience
|
gewonde {noun}
|
:: casualty, a wounded (person)
|
gewone dophei {f}
|
:: alternative form of gewone dopheide
|
gewone dopheide {f}
|
:: cross-leaved heath, Erica tetralix
|
gewone eikvaren {f}
|
:: common polypody, Polypodium vulgare
|
gewone es {m}
|
:: common ash, Fraxinus excelsior
|
gewone fazant {m}
|
:: The common pheasant, Phasianus colchicus
|
gewone griend {m}
|
:: long-finned pilot whale, Globicephala melas
|
gewone jakhals {m}
|
:: golden jackal, Canis aureus
|
gewone klaproos {f}
|
:: The common poppy, Papaver rhoeas
|
gewone mossel {f}
|
:: blue mussel, common mussel, Mytilus edulis
|
gewone strandkrab {f}
|
:: shore crab, green crab (Carcinus maenas)
|
gewone voorn {m} [dated, uncommon]
|
:: common roach, Rutilus rutilus
|
gewone vos {m}
|
:: red fox (Vulpes vulpes) (in contrast to other fox species)
|
gewone zeehond {m}
|
:: common seal, harbor seal/harbour seal, Phoca vitulina
|
gewoon {adj}
|
:: regular, ordinary, usual
|
gewoon {adj}
|
:: normal, common
|
gewoon {adv}
|
:: simply, just
|
gewoonheid {f}
|
:: normalcy, normalness
|
gewoonheid {f} [obsolete]
|
:: custom, habit
|
gewoonlijk {adv}
|
:: usually, normally
|
gewoonte {f}
|
:: wont, habit, custom
|
gewoonte {f}
|
:: custom, tradition
|
gewoonterecht {n} [legal]
|
:: customary law
|
gewoonweg {adv}
|
:: utterly, downright
|
gewormte {n} [collective, dated]
|
:: worms
|
gewormte {n} [collective, dated]
|
:: bugs, worms and insects, creepy-crawlies, wormy vermin [often in reference to those eating human remains]
|
geworteld {adj}
|
:: rooted, ingrained
|
gewricht {n}
|
:: joint (part of the body where bones join)
|
gewrocht {adj}
|
:: wrought
|
gewrocht {n}
|
:: product
|
gezag {n}
|
:: authority
|
gezagdrager {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of gezagsdrager
|
gezagsaanbidder {m} [pejorative]
|
:: Someone with a dogmatic and uncritical reverence for authority
|
gezagsdrager {m}
|
:: an authority figure, someone who represents the authority (e.g. someone acting on behalf of government, like a policeman)
|
gezagvoerder {m} [aviation, nautical]
|
:: A captain (person in charge on a vessel or aircraft)
|
gezamenlijk {adj}
|
:: all
|
gezamenlijk {adj}
|
:: joint, shared
|
gezang {n}
|
:: song (the act of singing)
|
gezang {n}
|
:: song (sung piece of music)
|
gezang {n} [in particular, religion, especially, Protestantism]
|
:: A hymn; a religious song, usually excluding psalms
|
gezant {m}
|
:: envoy
|
gezantschap {n}
|
:: legation
|
gezegde {n}
|
:: expression (e.g. "All roads lead to Rome")
|
gezegde {n} [grammar]
|
:: predicate
|
gezegen {v}
|
:: slumped, downfallen
|
gezegen {n}
|
:: (the act of) blessing
|
gezeik {n} [colloquial, somewhat vulgar]
|
:: nagging, whining, bullshit
|
gezel {m}
|
:: companion
|
gezel {m} [archaic]
|
:: journeyman
|
gezellig {adj} [of an (especially social) atmosphere or place]
|
:: Having an inviting and friendly ambiance; cozy, nice, pleasant, sociable
|
gezelligheid {f}
|
:: the state or fact of being cozy; Gemütlichkeit, coziness
|
gezellin {f}
|
:: female companion
|
gezellin {f}
|
:: wife
|
gezellin {f}
|
:: girlfriend, female partner in a relationship
|
gezelschap {n}
|
:: company, business
|
gezelschap {n}
|
:: club, society, association
|
gezelschap {n}
|
:: social circle, company, companionship
|
gezelschapspel {n}
|
:: party game
|
gezet {adj}
|
:: fixed, set, determined (said of mortgage terms, timeframe of a plan, etc)
|
gezet {adj} [euphemistic or ironic]
|
:: stout, stocky; obese, overweight
|
gezeur {n}
|
:: sour mood
|
gezeur {n}
|
:: nagging
|
gezicht {n}
|
:: seeing, the ability to observe visually, vision, sight
|
gezicht {n}
|
:: face, front-side of a head
|
gezicht {n}
|
:: sight, visual impression, view, vision
|
gezicht {n}
|
:: vision, experience of an appearance
|
gezichtsbedrog {n}
|
:: optical illusion
|
gezichtsbeharing {f}
|
:: facial hair
|
gezichtspunt {n}
|
:: perspective
|
gezichtspunt {n}
|
:: opinion
|
gezichtsuitdrukking {f}
|
:: facial expression
|
gezichtsveld {f}
|
:: field of view
|
gezichtsveld {f} [figuratively]
|
:: scope of one's comprehension
|
gezichtsverlies {n}
|
:: loss of face, humiliation
|
gezichtsverlies {n} [rare]
|
:: loss of sight, loss of vision (reduced capability of visual perception)
|
gezin {n}
|
:: immediate family or nuclear family
|
gezind {adj}
|
:: inclined, of a certain disposition
|
gezindheid {f}
|
:: disposition
|
gezindte {f}
|
:: religious denomination
|
gezinslid {n}
|
:: family member, member of the same family (e.g. sharing a household)
|
gezinsmoord {m}
|
:: familicide, murder of several family members often followed by suicide
|
gezinsmoord {m}
|
:: murder of any family member(s)
|
gezocht {adj}
|
:: Searched for, wanted
|
gezond {adj}
|
:: healthy, being in good health
|
gezond {adj}
|
:: healthy, beneficial for health
|
gezondheid {f}
|
:: health
|
gezondheid {interj}
|
:: gesundheit, bless you
|
gezondheidsschandaal {n}
|
:: health scandal (newspaper term)
|
gezondheidszorg {m}
|
:: healthcare
|
gezond verstand {n}
|
:: common sense
|
gezwel {n} [pathology]
|
:: tumour, neoplasm
|
gezwets {n}
|
:: small talk, banter
|
gezwets {n}
|
:: nonsense, tosh
|
gezwind {adj} [dated]
|
:: rapid, brisk
|
ghert. {noun}
|
:: abbreviation of groothertogdom
|
ghetto {n}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of getto
|
ghreline {f}
|
:: ghrelin
|
gibberen {v} [Brabant]
|
:: laugh, chuckle
|
gibbon {m}
|
:: gibbon, primate of the family Hylobatidae
|
Gibraltar {prop} {n}
|
:: Gibraltar: overseas territory of the United Kingdom at the southern end of the Iberian peninsula
|
gibus {m} [historical]
|
:: A gibus (foldable top hat)
|
Gideon {prop} {m}
|
:: Gideon (biblical character)
|
Gideon {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
gideonsbende {f}
|
:: small militant band pretending to represent a much larger group
|
gids {m}
|
:: guide (person guiding others)
|
gids {m}
|
:: guide (text providing guidance)
|
gidsfossiel {n}
|
:: index fossil (fossil that can be used to date a stratum)
|
gidsland {n}
|
:: exemplary country
|
giechelen {v}
|
:: to giggle
|
giecheltje {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: mouth
|
giek {m} [nautical]
|
:: A boom (horizontal spar at the bottom and back of a sail)
|
gier {m} [zoology]
|
:: vulture
|
gier {m}
|
:: (by extension) monster, notably hellspawn
|
gier {m} [figuratively]
|
:: human vulture, rapacious or predatory person
|
gier {m} [figuratively]
|
:: consuming desire
|
gier {m}
|
:: liquid manure, slurry
|
gier {m}
|
:: any swill, hogwash
|
gier {m}
|
:: A scream
|
gier {m}
|
:: A (notably sharp and:or wide) sway, turn, swerve, notably by a vessel or vehicle
|
gier {m} [figuratively]
|
:: A caprice, crazy/whimsical move
|
gier {m}
|
:: A gyre, circular motion, notably in astronomy
|
gieren {vi}
|
:: to screech, to shriek
|
gieren {vi}
|
:: to roar with laughter, to laugh loudly
|
gieren {vi} [agriculture]
|
:: to fertilise land with slurry, to spread liquid manure
|
gieren {v} [nautical]
|
:: to yaw
|
gierig {adj}
|
:: stingy, miserly, covetous
|
gierigaard {m}
|
:: cheapskate, miser
|
gierigheid {f}
|
:: avarice, stinginess
|
gierst {f}
|
:: millet (any of a group of various types of grass or its grains used as food)
|
gierstmelde {f}
|
:: quinoa
|
giervalk {m}
|
:: gyrfalcon, Falco rusticolus
|
gierzwaluw {f}
|
:: common swift, Apus apus
|
gieten {vt}
|
:: to pour
|
gieten {vt}
|
:: to mould or cast
|
gieten {v} [impersonal, of rain]
|
:: to pour down, to precipitate heavily
|
gieter {m}
|
:: A person who pours, e.g. a caster
|
gieter {m}
|
:: A watering can etc
|
gieterij {f}
|
:: foundry
|
gieterij {f} [dated]
|
:: the act of pouring
|
gietijzer {n}
|
:: [metallic alloy] cast iron
|
gieting {f}
|
:: casting (e.g. a mould)
|
gietvorm {m}
|
:: mold, cast
|
gif {n}
|
:: poison, venom, toxin
|
gif {m} [computing]
|
:: GIF (image format)
|
gifangel {m}
|
:: poison sting
|
gifbeker {m} [literal]
|
:: A poisoned chalice, a chalice that contains a poison
|
gifbeker {m} [rare, figurative]
|
:: A poisoned chalice (something that causes death or serious harm, frequently initially seen as beneficial)
|
gifgas {n} [countable, uncountable]
|
:: poison gas
|
gifgasaanval {m}
|
:: A poison gas attack
|
gifmenger {m}
|
:: One who mixes poison into food or drinks, a poisoner
|
gifmengerij {f}
|
:: the crime or act of mixing poison into foods or drinks
|
gifslang {f}
|
:: A venomous snake, poisonous serpent
|
gifstof {f}
|
:: toxin, toxic substance
|
gift {f}
|
:: donation; something given (away) voluntarily
|
gift {n} {f} [dated]
|
:: poison
|
giftand {m}
|
:: A fang, a hollow type of tooth which venomous creatures use to inject poison in a prey or enemy
|
giftig {adj}
|
:: poisonous, venomous, toxic
|
giftigheid {f}
|
:: toxicity, poisonousness
|
giftslang {f}
|
:: dated form of gifslang
|
giga- {prefix}
|
:: giga-
|
giga-ampère {m}
|
:: giga-ampere: 109 amperes
|
gigacandela {mf}
|
:: gigacandela: 109 candela
|
gigantisch {adj}
|
:: gigantic
|
gigaseconde {f}
|
:: gigasecond: 109 seconds
|
gij {pron} [dialectal, colloquial]
|
:: you
|
gij {pron} [archaic, literary, religious]
|
:: thou
|
gijle {pron}
|
:: alternative form of gijlui
|
gijlie {pron}
|
:: you (plural)
|
gijlieden {pron}
|
:: Second-person plural personal pronoun (subjective); you guys, you people, you lot, you all, y'all
|
gijlui {pron} [archaic, regional]
|
:: Second-person plural personal pronoun (subjective); you guys, you people, you lot, you all, y'all
|
gijn {n} [nautical, archaic]
|
:: A multiple-pulley block with three cheeks
|
gijn {n} [nautical, archaic]
|
:: A heavy tackle consisting of one or two of these blocks
|
Gijs {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
gijzel {m} [archaic, rare]
|
:: hostage
|
gijzelaar {m}
|
:: hostage
|
gijzelen {v}
|
:: to take hostage
|
gijzeling {f}
|
:: kidnapping
|
gijzeling {f}
|
:: taking of hostages
|
gijzeling {f}
|
:: hijacking
|
gijzelsoftware {m}
|
:: ransomware
|
gil {m}
|
:: scream
|
gilde {n} {f}
|
:: guild
|
gildehuis {n}
|
:: guildhall (building used by a guild)
|
gildekamer {f}
|
:: guildhall (room or hall used for guild activities)
|
gildemeester {n}
|
:: guild master
|
gildenhuis {n}
|
:: superseded spelling of gildehuis
|
gildenmeester {n}
|
:: superseded spelling of gildemeester
|
gildig {adj} [West Flemish]
|
:: big, large
|
gildig {adj} [West Flemish]
|
:: chubby
|
gildig {adv} [West Flemish]
|
:: hugely, massively
|
gildos {m}
|
:: a decorated ox, (to be) slaughtered for a meal at a guild
|
gillen {v}
|
:: to yell, scream
|
giller {m} [colloquial]
|
:: Something hilarious; [also] something risible, something ridiculous
|
giller {m} [uncommon]
|
:: A screamer, a yeller (one who shouts)
|
gillerig {adj}
|
:: Prone to shrieking or screaming
|
ginder {adv}
|
:: yonder; there; used to indicate something that is not here
|
ginds {adv}
|
:: Over there, yonder
|
ginst {f}
|
:: furze, gorse, Ulex europaeus
|
ginst {f} [dated]
|
:: broom, several plants of the subfamily Faboideae, particularly those (formerly) belonging to the genus Genista
|
gips {n}
|
:: plaster cast
|
gips {n} [mineral]
|
:: gypsum
|
gipsen {adj}
|
:: gypseous
|
gipsverband {n} [medicine]
|
:: (orthopedic) cast, plaster cast
|
gipsvlucht {f}
|
:: homeward flight for people who got injured (e.g. have fractures) on winter holidays
|
giraf {f}
|
:: A giraffe, mammal of the genus Giraffa
|
giraffe {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of giraf
|
Giraffe {prop} {f} [constellation]
|
:: Camelopardalis
|
gissen {v}
|
:: To make a guess, estimate, have a go
|
gissen {v}
|
:: To presume, reckon
|
gist {f}
|
:: yeast
|
gisten {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to be likely to cause commotion and restlessness; to be prone to rebellion
|
gisten {v}
|
:: to ferment (more often vergisten)
|
gister {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: yesterday
|
gisteravond {adv}
|
:: yesterday evening
|
gisteren {adv}
|
:: yesterday
|
gisterenavond {adv}
|
:: last evening
|
gisterjaar {n}
|
:: yesteryear
|
gisting {f}
|
:: fermentation
|
gistzwam {f} [dated]
|
:: yeast
|
giswerk {n}
|
:: guesswork
|
git {n} {f} [neuter]
|
:: lignite
|
git {n} {f} [neuter]
|
:: jet (black, gemstone-like geological material)
|
git {n} {f} [masculine]
|
:: a stone made of this material
|
gitaar {f} {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: guitar
|
gitaartje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gitaar
|
gitarist {m}
|
:: guitarist
|
GL {prop}
|
:: GreenLeft, a left-wing green political party in the Netherlands
|
Glaaien {prop} {n}
|
:: Glons, a town in Belgium
|
glaceren {v}
|
:: to frost, cover with icing
|
glaciaal {adj}
|
:: glacial (pertaining to land ice or ice ages)
|
glaciaal {n}
|
:: A glacial, an ice age
|
glaciatie {f}
|
:: glaciation
|
glaciologie {f}
|
:: glaciology
|
glacioloog {mf}
|
:: glaciologist
|
glad {adj}
|
:: smooth, polished
|
glad {adj}
|
:: slippery
|
glad {adv}
|
:: completely, entirely [mostly along with verbs and adjective with a negative meaning]
|
gladakker {m} [chiefly Netherlands]
|
:: A sneak, a cheat, a slick
|
gladheid {f}
|
:: slipperiness
|
gladheid {f}
|
:: smoothness
|
gladiator {m}
|
:: gladiator; entertainer who engages in mortal combat
|
gladiolus {m}
|
:: dated form of gladiool
|
gladiool {f} {m}
|
:: Any of several flowering plants, of the genus Gladiolus, having sword-shaped leaves and showy flowers on spikes; gladiolus, gladiola
|
gladiool {f} {m} [pejorative]
|
:: An idiot, fool, nitwit; generally preceded by a pejorative adjective such as achterlijk
|
gladius {m}
|
:: Roman short sword; gladius
|
gladneus {mf} [chiefly plural]
|
:: vesper bat, bat of the family Vespertilionidae
|
Glagolitisch {adj}
|
:: Glagolitic
|
glamoureus {adj}
|
:: glamorous
|
glamping {m} [countable]
|
:: a luxury camping
|
glamping {m} [uncountable]
|
:: glamping (glamorous camping)
|
glans {m}
|
:: glistening, shimmer, shine
|
glans {m} [optics]
|
:: gloss
|
glanskop {m}
|
:: marsh tit, Poecile palustris
|
glansrijk {adj}
|
:: fantastic, brilliant, with flying colours
|
glansrijk {adj}
|
:: shining, resplendent
|
glansrol {f} {m}
|
:: lead role in a performance
|
glanzen {v}
|
:: to (cause to) glimmer
|
glas {n} [uncountable]
|
:: glass [material]
|
glas {n} [countable]
|
:: glass [vessel]
|
glas {n} [countable]
|
:: glass [quantity]
|
Glas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
glasaal {m} [countable, chiefly diminutive]
|
:: elver, young eel (of Anguilla anguilla)
|
glasaal {m} [collective]
|
:: elvers (of Anguilla anguilla)
|
glasaaltje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of glasaal
|
glasaardbei {f} {m}
|
:: A strawberry that is or has been grown in a greenhouse
|
glasachtig {adj}
|
:: glassy
|
glasbak {m}
|
:: bottle bank
|
glasblazer {m}
|
:: A glassblower
|
glascultuur {f}
|
:: greenhouse agriculture
|
glasgordijn {n}
|
:: glass curtain (translucent curtain)
|
glashelder {adj} [literally]
|
:: crystal clear, very easy to see trough physically
|
glashelder {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: obvious, easily intelligible
|
glas in lood {n}
|
:: stained glass
|
glas-in-loodraam {n}
|
:: stained glass window
|
glasmie {m}
|
:: cellophane noodles, glass noodles
|
glasplaat {f}
|
:: glass pane
|
glasplaatje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of glasplaat
|
glasteelt {f}
|
:: greenhouse agriculture
|
glasteler {m}
|
:: A tiller or farmer who operates a greenhouse
|
glastuinbouw {m}
|
:: greenhouse agriculture
|
glastuinder {m}
|
:: A farmer or tiller who operates a greenhouse
|
glastuinderij {f}
|
:: An agricultural business operating in a greenhouse
|
glasvezel {f}
|
:: fibreglass
|
glasvezel {f}
|
:: optical fiber
|
glaszetter {mf}
|
:: a glazier
|
glaucoom {n}
|
:: glaucoma
|
glazen {adj}
|
:: made of glass
|
glazen {adj}
|
:: glassy, resembling glass
|
glazen {vt}
|
:: to glaze, make look like glass
|
glazen {vt}
|
:: to polish
|
glazenier {m}
|
:: A glassmaker and glass painter, who produces stained glass
|
glazenmaker {m} [dated]
|
:: a glazier
|
glazenmaker {m}
|
:: a hawker (any dragonfly of the Aeshnidae family)
|
glazenwasser {m}
|
:: window cleaner
|
glazenwassertje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of glazenwasser
|
glazig {adj}
|
:: glassy, translucent
|
glazuur {n}
|
:: (ceramic) glaze
|
glazuur {n}
|
:: icing (on a cake)
|
glazuur {n}
|
:: (tooth) enamel
|
gletser {m}
|
:: dated spelling of gletsjer
|
gletsjer {m}
|
:: glacier
|
gletsjerkunde {f}
|
:: glaciology
|
gletsjermelk {f}
|
:: The light turbid meltwater from a glacier
|
gletsjermolen {m} [geology]
|
:: (glacial) moulin
|
gleuf {f}
|
:: slit (narrow cut or opening; a slot)
|
gleufdier {n} [vulgar, derogatory, offensive]
|
:: A woman, in particular when portrayed as a sex object
|
glibberen {v}
|
:: to slither, to slip
|
glibberig {adj}
|
:: slippery, slithery
|
glijbaan {f}
|
:: children's slide
|
glijboot {m}
|
:: a hydroplane
|
glijden {vi}
|
:: to slide
|
glijden {vt}
|
:: to slide
|
glijden {vi} [figuratively]
|
:: to lapse
|
glijmiddel {n}
|
:: A lubricant [for mechanical parts or for sexual intercourse]
|
glijvlucht {f}
|
:: a gliding flight
|
glimlach {m}
|
:: smile
|
glimlachen {v}
|
:: to smile
|
glimmen {v}
|
:: to shine, glow, shimmer
|
glimp {m}
|
:: glimpse
|
glimp {m}
|
:: deceptive appearance
|
glimworm {m}
|
:: A firefly, beetle of the family Lampyridae, especially its grub
|
glippen {v}
|
:: to slip, to slide
|
glippen {v}
|
:: to sneak
|
globaal {adj}
|
:: general, not precise, rough
|
globaal {adj}
|
:: global, worldwide
|
globaliseren {v}
|
:: to globalize
|
globalisering {f}
|
:: globalization [US], globalisation [UK]
|
globalist {m}
|
:: globalist
|
gloed {m}
|
:: glow
|
gloed {m}
|
:: emanating heat from (or as if from) something that glows
|
gloedheet {adj}
|
:: scorching hot, glowing hot, very hot (having a high temperature or a lot of heat)
|
gloednieuw {adj}
|
:: brand new
|
gloeidraad {m}
|
:: electric filament
|
gloeien {v}
|
:: to glow
|
gloeikous {f}
|
:: an incandescent gas mantle
|
gloeilamp {f}
|
:: incandescent light bulb
|
gloeiwijn {m}
|
:: mulled wine
|
glooien {v}
|
:: to slope
|
glooiing {f}
|
:: slope, inclination
|
glooiingshoek {m}
|
:: (angle of) inclination
|
glop {n} [Northern Dutch, dialectal]
|
:: opening, hole, crevice
|
glop {n} [Hollandic, dialectal]
|
:: alley, narrow passage, narrow street
|
glop {n} [Northern Dutch, dialectal]
|
:: open space, clearing
|
glopje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of glop
|
glorie {f}
|
:: glory, great beauty, renown or splendour
|
glossarium {n}
|
:: glossary, list of words with their definitions and/or other annotations
|
glosse {f}
|
:: gloss, margin note
|
glossolalie {f}
|
:: glossolalia
|
glottisslag {m}
|
:: A glottal stop, plosive sound formed in and articulated with the glottis
|
glucose {m}
|
:: glucose
|
gluipen {vi}
|
:: to stare, to squint, to look in a deceitful manner
|
gluipen {vi}
|
:: to lurk, to sneak, to move with stealth
|
gluiperig {adj}
|
:: sneaky, underhanded
|
glunderen {v}
|
:: to beam (with joy)
|
gluren {vi}
|
:: to peek
|
gluten {n}
|
:: gluten
|
glycogeen {n}
|
:: The polysaccharide glycogen, the main form of carbohydrate storage in animals
|
glyfosaat {n}
|
:: glyphosate (N-phosphonomethyl glycine)
|
gneis {n} {m}
|
:: gneiss
|
gniffelen {v}
|
:: to snigger, to laugh hiddenly
|
gnoe {m}
|
:: gnu
|
gnoom {m}
|
:: gnome
|
gnosticisme {n}
|
:: Gnosticism
|
go {n} [board games]
|
:: go
|
goal {m}
|
:: goal, target in sports, especially soccer
|
goal {m}
|
:: a hit in it, a point scored
|
gobelin {m} {n}
|
:: Gobelin, a rich, textured type of hand-stitched tapestry, fit to decorate a wall
|
gobelin {m} {n}
|
:: a similar industrial fabric, used to cover furniture etc
|
Gobertingen {prop} {n}
|
:: Gobertange, a village in Belgium
|
god {m}
|
:: god, deity
|
God {prop} {m}
|
:: God
|
goddelijk {adj}
|
:: divine, godlike
|
goddelijkheid {f}
|
:: divinity, divineness
|
goddeloos {adj}
|
:: atheistic; godless
|
goddeloos {adj}
|
:: evil and corrupted esp. due to the lack of faith; godless
|
Godelieve {prop}
|
:: given name
|
godenbeeld {n}
|
:: statue or figurine of a god
|
godenbrood {n}
|
:: ambrosia
|
godendochter {f}
|
:: [in polytheistic contexts] A demigoddess, a female hero
|
godendrank {m} [Greek Mythology, Roman Mythology]
|
:: nectar (the Olympian's drink)
|
godendrank {m} [by extension]
|
:: any outstanding beverage
|
godenspijs {n}
|
:: ambrosia
|
godenzoon {m}
|
:: [in polytheistic contexts] A male demigod, hero
|
godenzoon {m} [sports]
|
:: A male sports champion
|
godgans {adj}
|
:: [used as an intensifier] entire, complete
|
godgeleerdheid {f}
|
:: theology
|
godgelovig {adj}
|
:: theistic (believing in a god)
|
godgelovig {adj}
|
:: believing in a god but not practicing any faith
|
godheid {f}
|
:: A divinity, deity, male or female
|
godheid {f}
|
:: (often capitalized: Godheid) The divine nature of God, notably in monotheistic theology
|
godin {f}
|
:: goddess
|
god in het wit {m}
|
:: medic, MD [especially an arrogant one]
|
godinnelijk {adj} [rare]
|
:: goddessly
|
godloochening {f} [countable]
|
:: denial or rejection of the existence of any deities, atheism
|
godloochening {f} [countable, rare, dated]
|
:: action or specific occasion of denying any deities' existence
|
godloos {adj}
|
:: atheistic; godless
|
godsakker {m} [formal, poetic]
|
:: God's acre
|
Gods akker {m}
|
:: alternative form of godsakker
|
godsbewijs {n}
|
:: proof of God; demonstration purporting to prove the existence of God
|
godsdienst {m}
|
:: religion
|
godsdienstig {adj}
|
:: religious
|
godsdienstigheid {f}
|
:: religiosity
|
godsdienstoefening {f}
|
:: religious service
|
godsdienstoorlog {m}
|
:: war of religion, religious war
|
godsdienstvrijheid {f}
|
:: freedom of religion
|
godse {adv}
|
:: very
|
godshuis {n}
|
:: A house of worship (building for religious services)
|
godshuis {n} [now, Belgium]
|
:: A hospice, a charitable institution providing housing to the elderly, the infirm, etc
|
godslaster {m} [now, uncommon]
|
:: blasphemy
|
godslasteraar {m}
|
:: blasphemer
|
godslasteren {vi} [rarely conjugated]
|
:: to blaspheme
|
godslasterig {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: blasphemous
|
godslastering {f}
|
:: blasphemy
|
godslasterlijk {adj}
|
:: blasphemous
|
godsloochening {f} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative form of godloochening
|
godsonmogelijk {adj}
|
:: absolutely impossible
|
godsvrucht {f}
|
:: piety
|
godver {interj}
|
:: a contracted form of godverdomme
|
godverdomme {interj} [vulgar]
|
:: Goddamn!
|
godverdomme {interj} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck!
|
godverdorie {interj}
|
:: I'll be damned, goddammit
|
godvrezend {adj}
|
:: God-fearing
|
godvrucht {f}
|
:: rare form of godsvrucht
|
godvruchtig {adj}
|
:: God-fearing, devout, pious
|
godvruchtigheid {f}
|
:: piousness
|
godzalig {adj} [Protestantism, archaic]
|
:: pious, devout
|
godzaligheid {f} [Protestantism, archaic]
|
:: devotion, piety
|
goed {adj}
|
:: good
|
goed {adj}
|
:: correct, right (factually or morally)
|
goed {adj}
|
:: all right, fine
|
goed {adv}
|
:: well
|
goed {n} [usually, in the plural]
|
:: goods
|
goed {n} [archaic]
|
:: an estate, a manor
|
goed {n} [colloquial]
|
:: clothes, clothing
|
goedaardig {adj} [of tumour or swelling]
|
:: benign, not malignant
|
goedaardig {adj}
|
:: benign, good-natured
|
goedaardig {adj}
|
:: minor, unimportant
|
goeddeels {adv}
|
:: for the most part, mainly
|
goed doel {n}
|
:: charitable trust
|
goede {noun}
|
:: good person
|
goede {noun} [fiction, in the plural]
|
:: the good guys
|
goede {noun}
|
:: good (as a concept), that which is good
|
goededag {interj}
|
:: alternative spelling of goedendag
|
Goede Herder {prop} {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Good Shepherd
|
Goedele {prop}
|
:: given name, a diminutive of Gudula
|
goedemiddag {interj}
|
:: good afternoon
|
goedemorgen {interj}
|
:: good morning
|
goeden {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to supply with material goods, to make prosperous
|
goedenacht {interj}
|
:: good night
|
goedenavond {interj}
|
:: good evening
|
goedendag {interj}
|
:: hello, good day (greeting used during daytime)
|
goedendag {m}
|
:: A club with a spike on top, used as a weapon in the late Middle Ages
|
goedenmiddag {interj}
|
:: alternative form of goedemiddag
|
goederentrein {m}
|
:: freight train
|
goederenwagon {m} [railways]
|
:: freight wagon, goods wagon, freight car
|
goedertieren {adj} [archaic]
|
:: charitable, benevolent
|
Goede Vrijdag {prop} {m}
|
:: Good Friday
|
Goede Week {f} {m}
|
:: Holy Week
|
goedgeefs {adj}
|
:: generous
|
goedgelovig {adj}
|
:: credulous, gullible
|
goedhartig {adj}
|
:: good-hearted
|
goedheid {f}
|
:: goodness
|
goedheiligman {m} [de goedheiligman]
|
:: Sinterklaas
|
goedhoudertje {noun}
|
:: sop
|
goedje {noun}
|
:: stuff, liquid, usually said of a drink
|
goedkeuren {vt}
|
:: to approve, to confirm, to endorse
|
goedkeuring {f}
|
:: approval
|
goedkoop {adj}
|
:: cheap, inexpensive, affordable
|
goedkoop {adj}
|
:: cheap (of inferior quality or being uncharitable)
|
goedkoopheid {f}
|
:: cheapness, inexpensiveness
|
goedkoopte {f}
|
:: cheapness, inexpensiveness
|
goedlachs {adj}
|
:: given to laughter, joyful
|
goedlachs {adj}
|
:: cheerful, regardless whether there is any reason for joy
|
goedmaken {v}
|
:: expiate, to redress (to make amends)
|
goedmaken {v}
|
:: atone, to make good (to make reparation, compensation, or amends, for an offence or a crime)
|
goedmens {m} [derogatory]
|
:: do-gooder; person who has a naive and unreflected conviction of their own moral superiority
|
goedmens {m} [derogatory, in particular]
|
:: someone overly concerned with political correctness
|
goed, met jou? {phrase}
|
:: Fine, and you? (possible response to the question "Hoe gaat het?" how are you)
|
goednieuwsshow {m} [pejorative]
|
:: a widely communicated story that minimalizes or negates the underlying problems
|
goed van pas komen {v}
|
:: to come in handy, to stand someone in good stead
|
goed vinden {v}
|
:: to approve of
|
goedwil {m}
|
:: goodwill
|
goed zo {interj}
|
:: well done!
|
goed zo {interj}
|
:: doing well!
|
goegelen {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of googelen
|
goei {adj} [colloquial, chiefly attributive]
|
:: alternative form of goed; good
|
goeiedag {interj}
|
:: alternative spelling of goedendag
|
goeiemiddag {interj}
|
:: good afternoon
|
goeiemorgen {interj} [proscribed]
|
:: good morning
|
goeienacht {interj}
|
:: good night
|
goelasj {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of goulash
|
Goele {prop}
|
:: given name, a diminutive of Goedele
|
goeling {m}
|
:: A bamboo wife, a Dutch wife
|
goeroe {c}
|
:: guru
|
Goes {prop} {n}
|
:: A city in Zeeland, the Netherlands
|
Goes {prop} {n}
|
:: surname
|
Goes {prop} {n}
|
:: Willem Goes (1611–1686), Dutch writer who wrote frequently under the pseudonym “Lucius Verus”
|
goesting {f} [chiefly Belgium]
|
:: desire, appetite
|
goeverneur {m}
|
:: superseded spelling of gouverneur
|
goh {interj}
|
:: gosh, gee
|
Goidelisch {adj}
|
:: Goidelic
|
goj {m}
|
:: A goy, gentile in the Jewish sense of ethnic non-Jew
|
goj {m}
|
:: Criminal slang for manhood
|
gojims {adj}
|
:: goy, gentile in the Jewish sense of ethnic non-Jew
|
gojs {adj}
|
:: goy, gentile in the Jewish sense of ethnic non-Jew
|
gok {m}
|
:: gamble, guess
|
gok {m}
|
:: hooter, schnozzle (nose, esp. if big)
|
gokkast {f}
|
:: A slot machine, a gambling machine
|
gokken {v}
|
:: to gamble
|
gokken {v}
|
:: to guess
|
gokker {m}
|
:: Gambler
|
gokschuld {mf}
|
:: (mostly in the plural: gokschulden) A gambling debt
|
goktent {mf}
|
:: A gambling joint, smaller or less mundane then a casino
|
gokverslaving {f}
|
:: gambling addiction
|
golden retriever {m}
|
:: Golden Retriever
|
goldrush {m} [uncommon]
|
:: A gold rush
|
golem {m} [folklore, fiction]
|
:: A golem, a clay automaton
|
golf {f}
|
:: wave
|
golf {f} [physics]
|
:: wave
|
golf {f} [geography]
|
:: gulf
|
golf {n}
|
:: golf
|
golfbal {m}
|
:: golf ball
|
golfbreker {m}
|
:: breakwater
|
golfdal {n} [physics, nautical]
|
:: trough of a wave
|
golfen {vi}
|
:: to play golf
|
golffunctie {f} [physics]
|
:: wavefunction
|
golflengte {f}
|
:: wavelength
|
golfpapier {n}
|
:: corrugated paper
|
golfslag {m}
|
:: The beating of a wave of water
|
golfslagbad {n}
|
:: A wave pool, a swimming pool with an installation to artificially create large waves
|
golftop {m}
|
:: A wave crest [in a liquid]
|
Golf van Mexico {prop} {f}
|
:: Gulf of Mexico
|
golfvergelijking {f}
|
:: wave equation, in particular Schrödinger's wave equation
|
Golgota {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative form of Golgotha
|
Golgotha {prop} {f}
|
:: Golgotha
|
golven {v}
|
:: to wave, to move like a wave or in waves, to undulate
|
gom {m}
|
:: gum, various viscous or sticky substances exuded by certain plants or produced synthetically
|
gom {m}
|
:: an object made from/with it, especially:
|
gom {m}
|
:: an eraser, used to delete markings by rubbing off the ink etc
|
gonade {f}
|
:: gonad
|
gondel {f}
|
:: A gondola (Venetian boat)
|
gondel {f}
|
:: A gondola of a cable car
|
gondel {f}
|
:: The gondola of a balloon
|
gondel {f}
|
:: A decorated boat used in boat parades
|
gondellied {n}
|
:: barcarole
|
gong {m}
|
:: gong, disc-shaped metal percussion instrument
|
goniometrisch {adj}
|
:: trigonometric
|
gonorroe {f} [pathology]
|
:: The STD gonorrhea
|
gonzen {v}
|
:: to buzz (e.g. like bees), murmur
|
goo {f}
|
:: alternative form of gouw
|
goochelaar {m}
|
:: magician
|
goochelen {vi}
|
:: to perform magic tricks
|
goochem {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: smart, cunning, streetwise
|
goodwill {m}
|
:: goodwill
|
googelen {vi}
|
:: To google, search for Internet info using search engine (market leader) Google
|
googelen {vt}
|
:: To google, research Internet info on something using search engine Google
|
googlen {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of googelen
|
gooien {v}
|
:: to throw
|
gooier {m}
|
:: thrower, one who throws
|
Gooise r {f} [Netherlands]
|
:: A realisation of the r phoneme in Dutch as uvular in onsets and as an alveolar approximant, or alternatively non-rhotically, in codas; associated with the upper middle class and social climbers
|
goom {m} [archaic]
|
:: attention, gaum
|
goor {adj}
|
:: dirty, filthy, disgusting
|
Goor {prop} {n}
|
:: Goor (town)
|
goot {f}
|
:: gutter
|
gootsteen {m}
|
:: sink, basin
|
gordel {m}
|
:: belt, a (typically leather) band worn around the waist
|
gordel {m}
|
:: belt, roughly belt-shaped area
|
gordel {m}
|
:: seat belt
|
gordeldier {n}
|
:: armadillo
|
gordelroos {f}
|
:: shingles
|
gordeltje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gordel
|
gorden {v}
|
:: to gird
|
gordijn {n}
|
:: curtain (piece of cloth covering a window)
|
gordijn {n} [Belgium]
|
:: net curtain
|
gorgel {m}
|
:: larynx
|
gorgelen {v}
|
:: to gargle
|
gorgonisch {adj}
|
:: gorgonian; resembling, depicting or pertaining to a gorgon
|
gorgoon {f} [Greek mythology]
|
:: gorgon (female monster with snakes on her head)
|
gorgoon {f}
|
:: gorgonian, sea fan, soft coral of the Alcyonacea
|
gorilla {m}
|
:: gorilla, primate of the genus Gorilla
|
Gorinchem {prop} {n}
|
:: Gorinchem (city/and/municipality)
|
gors {f} {n}
|
:: A plain or marsh near river mouths, unprotected by dykes
|
gort {m}
|
:: pearl barley
|
gort {m}
|
:: grit
|
gortdroog {adj}
|
:: bone-dry (very dry)
|
gortdroog {adj}
|
:: extremely deadpan
|
gortepap {m}
|
:: a kind of barley porridge
|
gortig {adj}
|
:: rude, dirty
|
gossie {interj}
|
:: expresses compassion
|
goteling {m} [historical]
|
:: An early modern cast-iron cannon, often specifically denoting a piece of light artillery
|
gothic {m}
|
:: A goth, a member of gothic subculture
|
gothic {m} [uncountable]
|
:: The goth subculture
|
gotisch {adj}
|
:: Gothic
|
Gotisch {prop} {n}
|
:: the Gothic language
|
gotische komma {f}
|
:: scratch comma
|
gotspe {mf}
|
:: A grave insolence
|
goud {n} [chemistry]
|
:: gold
|
goud {n} [heraldry]
|
:: or, gold
|
Gouda {prop} {n}
|
:: Gouda (city/and/municipality)
|
Gouda {c} [uncommon]
|
:: Gouda cheese
|
goudbaar {m}
|
:: A gold ingot
|
goudbaartje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of goudbaar
|
goudblond {adj}
|
:: (hair) (beer) golden blond
|
goudbruin {adj}
|
:: golden brown
|
gouddelver {m}
|
:: A goldminer
|
gouddraad {m}
|
:: gold thread (object)
|
gouddraad {m} {n}
|
:: gold thread (material)
|
goudeerlijk {adj}
|
:: very honest, fully honest
|
gouden {adj}
|
:: golden, made of gold
|
gouden {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: precious (as gold), of great (monetary or other) value
|
gouden bergen beloven {v}
|
:: to promise the moon (to make unrealistic, impossible promises)
|
gouden medaille {f}
|
:: gold medal, gold
|
gouden medaille {f} [by extension]
|
:: first place, a win
|
gouden medaille {f} [metonymy]
|
:: gold medal winner; the best, champion
|
goudfazant {m}
|
:: golden pheasant, Chinese pheasant, Chrysolophus pictus
|
goudgeel {adj}
|
:: golden, having the color of gold
|
goudhamster {m}
|
:: golden hamster, Mesocricetus auratus
|
goudjakhals {m}
|
:: golden jackal, Canis aureus
|
goudklomp {m}
|
:: gold nugget
|
goudkoorts {mf}
|
:: A gold fever, gold rush; obsessional search for gold ore
|
goudkoorts {mf} [figuratively]
|
:: An excessive lust for profit
|
Goudkust {prop} {n}
|
:: the Gold Coast, a colonized coastal part of West Africa, most of which became Ghana
|
goudleer {n}
|
:: gilded leather
|
Goudlokjesgebied {n}
|
:: the habitable zone for a planet; the planetary area that is neither too warm nor too cold to sustain life; the Goldilocks zone
|
goudmijn {f} [literally]
|
:: goldmine (mine where gold ore is extracted)
|
goudmijn {f} [figuratively]
|
:: goldmine (source of rich, easy profit)
|
goudplevier {m}
|
:: golden plover, European golden plover, Pluvialis apricaria
|
goudpluvier {m}
|
:: superseded spelling of goudplevier
|
Gouds {adj}
|
:: of or related to Gouda
|
goudsbloem {f}
|
:: marigold [Calendula]
|
Goudse kaas {m}
|
:: Gouda cheese
|
goudsmid {m}
|
:: goldsmith
|
goudstaaf {m}
|
:: A bullion, a bar of gold
|
goudstaafje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of goudstaaf
|
goudstuk {n}
|
:: gold coin
|
goudvink {m}
|
:: A bullfinch, Pyrrhula pyrrhula
|
goudvink {m} [dated, slang]
|
:: A military officer of a branch or sub-branch that uses brass or yellow ("gold") rank insignia
|
goudvink {m} [Surinam]
|
:: A burnished-buff tanager, Tangara cayana
|
goudvis {m}
|
:: goldfish, Carassius gibelio auratus (fish)
|
Goudvis {prop} {m} [constellation]
|
:: Dorado
|
goudwolf {m}
|
:: golden jackal, Canis aureus
|
goudwolf {m} [figurative, obsolete]
|
:: a voracious or avaricious person
|
goudzoeker {m}
|
:: A gold prospector
|
goulash {m}
|
:: goulash
|
goulashsoep {f}
|
:: goulash soup
|
gourmet {m}
|
:: a person of refined palate for food and drink, a gourmet, a foodie
|
gourmet {m}
|
:: a kind of festive meal, similar to raclette or Chinese hot pot, prepared at the table by the diners in individual pots heated by a raclette grill
|
gourmetten {v}
|
:: to partake in gourmet, a kind of festive meal prepared at table in heated pots popular in the Low Countries
|
gouvernement {n}
|
:: colonial government, part of the governance apparatus of a country that governs colonial territories
|
gouvernement {n}
|
:: provincial or local government; seat of provincial government
|
gouvernement {n} [rare]
|
:: government
|
gouverneur {m}
|
:: governor (e.g. of a province)
|
gouw {f} [archaic]
|
:: geographical area; shire
|
gozer {m} [colloquial, Netherlands, originally, Bargoens]
|
:: guy, dude, bloke
|
g-pion {m} [chess]
|
:: g-pawn: pawn placed on the g-file at the beginning of the game
|
Gr. {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Grieks
|
graad {m}
|
:: degree
|
graad {m} [geometry]
|
:: degree of angle
|
-graaf {suffix}
|
:: -grapher ("writer")
|
graaf {m}
|
:: earl, count
|
graaf {m} [graph theory]
|
:: graph
|
Graaf {noun} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative case form of graaf
|
graafschap {n} [historical]
|
:: earldom
|
graafschap {n}
|
:: county
|
graafschap {n}
|
:: shire
|
graafwerktuig {n}
|
:: digging tool, digging implement
|
graag {adv}
|
:: willingly, gladly (meaning that the subject enjoys doing the action of the verb)
|
graag {interj}
|
:: please (when being offered something)
|
graag gedaan {idiom}
|
:: you're welcome; my pleasure (after being thanked); literally: gladly done
|
graaicultuur {f} [chiefly singular]
|
:: culture of self-enrichment
|
graaien {v}
|
:: to grab, to snatch
|
graal {m}
|
:: grail
|
graalroman {m}
|
:: grail romance, romance of the grail
|
graan {n}
|
:: grain
|
graan {n}
|
:: cereal
|
graancirkel {m}
|
:: crop circle (geometric figure in crop fields)
|
graankalander {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of graanklander
|
graanklander {f}
|
:: Sitophilus granarius, the granary weevil
|
graanschuur {f}
|
:: granary
|
graanschuur {f}
|
:: food bowl
|
graat {f} {m}
|
:: fishbone
|
graatmager {adj}
|
:: extremely skinny, bony as if wasting to the bone
|
grabbelen {v}
|
:: to grabble, to scramble, to grope
|
gracht {f} {m} [Netherlands]
|
:: canal (in a city, with houses on each side)
|
gracht {f} {m} [Belgium]
|
:: ditch, trench (in the countryside, referring to both those that contain water and those that are dry)
|
gracht {n} [obsolete]
|
:: grave
|
grachtengordel {n}
|
:: canal belt; used mostly to refer to canal system of Amsterdam, and to lesser extent to similar systems in other Dutch cities
|
grachtengordel {n} [politics, figurative]
|
:: alleged abode of the elite
|
grachtengordeltje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of grachtengordel
|
grachtenhuis {n}
|
:: A house located beside an urban canal, a canalside residential building
|
grachtenhuisje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of grachtenhuis
|
grachtenpand {n}
|
:: A building located beside an urban canal
|
gracieus {adj}
|
:: elegant, graceful
|
gradatie {f}
|
:: gradation
|
gradenboog {m}
|
:: protractor (measuring tool)
|
gradueel {adj}
|
:: gradual
|
Gradus {prop}
|
:: Male given name short for Gerardus
|
graf {n}
|
:: grave
|
graf {adv} [slang]
|
:: very
|
grafdelver {m}
|
:: gravedigger
|
grafeem {n} [linguistics]
|
:: A grapheme
|
grafgift {f}
|
:: grave good (item buried as part of a burial)
|
grafheuvel {m} [archaeology]
|
:: tumulus
|
-grafie {suffix}
|
:: -graphy
|
grafiek {f}
|
:: graph, diagram
|
grafiet {n} [chiefly uncountable]
|
:: graphite
|
grafieten {adj}
|
:: graphite (consisting or made of graphite)
|
grafisch {adj}
|
:: graphical
|
grafische gebruikersinterface {m} [computing]
|
:: graphical user interface
|
grafische gebruikersomgeving {f} [computing]
|
:: graphical user interface
|
grafkamer {f}
|
:: burial chamber (room in a tomb where remains are placed)
|
grafmongool {m} [vulgar, pejorative]
|
:: fucktard
|
grafschennis {f}
|
:: desecration (of a grave)
|
grafsteen {m}
|
:: gravestone
|
grafstemming {f}
|
:: A very depressed, melancholic mood
|
graft {f} [chiefly Hollandic]
|
:: obsolete form of gracht
|
graft {n}
|
:: obsolete form of gracht
|
graftak {m} [colloquial, somewhat coarse]
|
:: bouquet, flower or plant on a grave
|
graftak {m} [pejorative]
|
:: nasty or ugly person [in particular an older one]
|
graftak {m} [derogatory]
|
:: dull, boring person
|
graftempel {m} [architecture, religion]
|
:: burial temple
|
graftempo {n} [Netherlands, colloquial]
|
:: an extremely slow pace
|
graftombe {f}
|
:: tomb, crypt; sometimes used for any large funerary monument
|
gram {n}
|
:: gram (unit of mass)
|
gram {adj} [rare]
|
:: angry, irate
|
gram {m} [rare]
|
:: wrath
|
grammatica {f}
|
:: grammar (rules for speaking and writing a language)
|
grammatica {f} [metonymy]
|
:: grammatical manual
|
grammaticaal {adj}
|
:: grammatical
|
grammaticus {m}
|
:: grammarian
|
grammatiker {m} [obsolete]
|
:: grammarian
|
grammatische wisseling {f} [linguistics]
|
:: Verner alternation
|
grammofoon {m}
|
:: gramophone, record player
|
grammofoonplaat {f}
|
:: record, an LP or a single
|
gramper {m}
|
:: Risso's dolphin, Grampus griseus
|
gramschap {f} [poetic or dated]
|
:: ire, anger, wrath
|
granaat {f} {m}
|
:: A grenade; e.g. a hand grenade, an artillery shell
|
granaat {f} {m}
|
:: A garnet
|
granaat {f} {m} [archaic]
|
:: A pomegranate (fruit)
|
granaat {f} {m} [archaic]
|
:: The pomegranate plant, Punica granatum
|
granaatappel {m}
|
:: The fruit pomegranate
|
granaatappel {m}
|
:: The plant Punica granatum, which produces it
|
granaatinslag {m}
|
:: The impact of a shell or grenade
|
granaatscherf {f}
|
:: grenade shard
|
granaatsteen {m}
|
:: A garnet
|
granaattrechter {m}
|
:: A shell hole, a crater produced by an artillery shell (or rarely by a grenade)
|
granaatvuur {n}
|
:: shellfire (artillery bombardment)
|
granaatwerper {m}
|
:: A grenade launcher
|
grandioos {adj}
|
:: grandiose, magnificent
|
grandioos {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: fantastic, great, wonderful
|
graniet {f} [rock]
|
:: granite
|
granulaat {n}
|
:: granulate
|
granulocyt {m}
|
:: granulocyte (blood cell)
|
grap {f}
|
:: joke
|
grapefruit {m}
|
:: grapefruit (tree of the species Citrus paradisi)
|
grapefruit {m}
|
:: grapefruit (fruit produced by the tree of the species Citrus paradisi)
|
grapjas {m}
|
:: A joker, one who makes jokes
|
grappenmaker {m}
|
:: A joker, one who makes jokes
|
grappenmaker {m}
|
:: A prankster, a japester
|
grappenmaker {m}
|
:: A funny person
|
grappig {adj}
|
:: funny
|
gras {n}
|
:: grass
|
grasdak {n}
|
:: roof with grass growing on it
|
grasduin {f}
|
:: grassy dune [historically considered a delightful place]
|
grasduinen {v}
|
:: to do something with relish [+ in (object)], to enjoy working [+ in (object) = on]; in particular:
|
grasduinen {v}
|
:: to enjoy searching [+ in (object) = through, in]
|
grasduinen {v}
|
:: to dabble [+ in (object) = at, in]
|
grasgroen {adj}
|
:: grass-green
|
grashalm {m}
|
:: A blade of grass
|
grasland {n}
|
:: grassland; may also refer to a pasture or lawn
|
grasmaaier {m}
|
:: a lawnmower
|
grasmodderpaard {n}
|
:: grass mud horse (Mythical Baidu deity used for circumventing censorship)
|
grasmus {f}
|
:: common whitethroat (Sylvia communis)
|
grasperk {n}
|
:: lawn (ground covered with grass)
|
grasspriet {m}
|
:: blade of grass
|
grasveld {n}
|
:: field, lawn
|
gratenkut {f} [slang, vulgar, pejorative, offensive]
|
:: slim, scrawny woman
|
gratenkut {f} [slang, vulgar, pejorative, offensive]
|
:: slut (insult used of women, with sexual connotations)
|
gratie {f}
|
:: grace, elegance, gracefulness
|
gratie {f} [chiefly religion]
|
:: grace, mercy
|
gratie {f} [law]
|
:: clemency, commutation
|
gratieus {adj}
|
:: superseded spelling of gracieus
|
gratis {adj}
|
:: free, without charge
|
gratis {adv}
|
:: free, without charge
|
gratuit {adj}
|
:: gratuitous, not obliged to
|
grauw {adj}
|
:: (literally) grey, not brightly colored, ashen, grubby, grimy
|
grauw {adj}
|
:: (figuratively) dreary, grim, gloomy, desperate
|
grauw {n} [uncountable]
|
:: the colour grey
|
grauw {n} [uncountable, chiefly in compounds]
|
:: grey stone or brick
|
grauw {n} [collective]
|
:: poor people
|
grauw {n} [collective, pejorative]
|
:: plebs
|
grauw {m}
|
:: growl, snap; a snappy, gruff statement
|
grauwblauw {adj}
|
:: grey-blue, blue-grey
|
grauwe dopheide {f}
|
:: bell heather, heather-bell, Erica cinerea
|
grauwen {v}
|
:: to be or become grey
|
grauwen {v} [by extension]
|
:: to dawn
|
grauwen {v}
|
:: to growl, to gruff
|
grauwheid {f}
|
:: grayness, greyness
|
grauwheid {f}
|
:: monotony
|
grauwheid {f}
|
:: gloom
|
grauwtje {noun}
|
:: donkey
|
grauwtje {noun}
|
:: grisaille
|
grauwvuur {n}
|
:: firedamp explosion
|
Graveerstift {prop} {f} [constellation]
|
:: Caelum
|
gravel {m} {n}
|
:: clay court (surface for playing tennis)
|
graven {vti}
|
:: to dig
|
Graven {prop} {n}
|
:: Grez-Doiceau, a town in Belgium
|
graver {m}
|
:: A digger, someone who digs
|
graveren {v}
|
:: to engrave
|
graveur {m}
|
:: engraver
|
gravida {f} [gynaecology]
|
:: A pregnant woman
|
gravin {f}
|
:: countess
|
gravinnetje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of gravin
|
gravitatie {f}
|
:: gravitation
|
gravitatieveld {n}
|
:: gravitational field
|
gravitationeel {adj}
|
:: gravitational
|
graviton {n} [physics]
|
:: graviton (hypothetical force-carrying particle)
|
gravure {f}
|
:: engraving
|
grazen {vi}
|
:: to graze (to eat grass from a pasture)
|
green {m} [obsolete]
|
:: Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris
|
green {m} [golf]
|
:: green, putting green
|
Greense functie {f} [mathematics]
|
:: Green's function
|
greep {m}
|
:: grasp, clutches
|
greep {m} [figuratively]
|
:: fascination, obsession (in the phrase in de greep van)
|
greep {m} [figuratively]
|
:: guess
|
greep {m}
|
:: some samples that are reasonably representative for a larger collection
|
greep {f}
|
:: grip, handle
|
greeploos {adj}
|
:: handleless
|
gregoriaans {adj}
|
:: Gregorian
|
grein {n}
|
:: a small something; a grain
|
grendel {m}
|
:: bolt (of a door)
|
grendelen {v}
|
:: to bolt (a door); to lock a door by bolting it
|
grenen {adj}
|
:: redwood, made of pinewood
|
grens {f}
|
:: border, frontier
|
grens {f}
|
:: limit
|
grensgebied {n}
|
:: border region
|
grenslaag {f} {m}
|
:: border layer
|
grensmark {f}
|
:: march (border region)
|
grensoorlog {m}
|
:: A border war (war at and/or about borders)
|
grensweer {f} [dated]
|
:: border defence, border protection (anything that defends a border, e.g. a fortification)
|
grenzeloos {adj}
|
:: borderless
|
grenzen {vi}
|
:: to border [+ aan (object) = on]
|
gretig {adj}
|
:: eager
|
gretig {adj}
|
:: keen
|
gretigheid {f}
|
:: keenness (often overly so)
|
gribus {f} [obsolete]
|
:: prison, clink, slammer
|
gribus {f}
|
:: rickety building
|
gribus {f} [by extension]
|
:: neglected area; poor neighbourhood
|
gribus {f} [by extension]
|
:: anything that is old or of inferior quality, especially items
|
gribus {f} [by extension, pejorative]
|
:: creepy person
|
grief {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: grievance, complaint, bone to pick, issue
|
Griek {m}
|
:: Greek (person)
|
Griekenland {prop} {n}
|
:: Greece
|
Grieks {adj}
|
:: Greek, Grecian
|
Grieks {prop} {n}
|
:: Greek (language)
|
Grieks vuur {n} [historical]
|
:: Greek fire
|
griend {m}
|
:: pilot whale, blackfish dolphin of the genus Globicephala
|
griend {m}
|
:: long-finned pilot whale, Globicephala melas
|
griend {m}
|
:: waterside area, overgrown with willows and reeds
|
griend {m}
|
:: wood harvested in such an area, especially willow branches
|
Griend {prop} {n}
|
:: An uninhabited sand flat in the Wadden Sea, Netherlands; once a larger island that was deserted in the eighteenth century
|
grienen {v}
|
:: to sob, to weep
|
griep {f} {m}
|
:: influenza, flu
|
griepachtig {adj}
|
:: flulike
|
griepepidemie {f}
|
:: A flu epidemic
|
griepprik {f}
|
:: flu jab, flu shot (vaccination against influenza)
|
griepvirus {n}
|
:: influenza virus
|
griesmeel {n}
|
:: semolina (hard grains of flour left after milling)
|
griesmeelpudding {m}
|
:: semolina pudding
|
griesmeelpuddinkje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of griesmeelpudding
|
griet {m}
|
:: alternative form of grutto (the bird godwit)
|
griet {f} [colloquial]
|
:: girl, (young or any) female, often derogatory: broad
|
griet {m}
|
:: short for margriet, an apple variety
|
griet {m}
|
:: euphemism for God, notable as an alternative for blasphemous cursing
|
griet {f}
|
:: Rhombus vulgaris: brill, a fish species
|
grieven {vt}
|
:: to emotionally hurt, to cause grief to
|
grieven {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to physically hurt, to damage
|
griezel {m}
|
:: creep (creepy person)
|
griezelig {adj}
|
:: creepy, frightening, grisly
|
grif {adj}
|
:: prompt, without hesitation, ready
|
grif {adj}
|
:: eager
|
griffel {f} {m}
|
:: stylus
|
griffier {m} [law]
|
:: registrar (official keeper of records)
|
griffioen {m}
|
:: griffin, griffon, gryphon
|
grijmig {adj}
|
:: grimy
|
grijns {c}
|
:: grin
|
grijnzen {v}
|
:: to grin
|
grijpen {vt}
|
:: to grab
|
grijpgraag {adj}
|
:: grabby
|
grijpstaart {m}
|
:: prehensile tail
|
grijpstuiver {m} [chiefly Netherlands]
|
:: A very small amount of money, a shoestring
|
grijpstuivertje {noun}
|
:: diminutive of grijpstuiver
|
grijs {adj} [literally]
|
:: grey, grey-colored
|
grijs {adj} [figuratively, referring to grey hair]
|
:: old
|
grijs {adj}
|
:: weathered, tarnished, affected by wear and tear
|
grijs {adj}
|
:: partially illegal
|
grijs {n}
|
:: the color grey, any mix of black and white
|
grijsaard {m}
|
:: greybeard; grey-haired old man
|
grijsachtig {adj}
|
:: grayish
|
grijsblauw {adj}
|
:: blue-grey, grey-blue
|
grijsharig {adj}
|
:: grey-haired, having grey hair
|
grijsrijden {v}
|
:: to use public transport for a farther or more expensive destination than for which one has paid
|
grijs water {n}
|
:: alternative form of grijswater
|
grijswater {n}
|
:: greywater
|
grijze dolfijn {m}
|
:: Risso's dolphin, Grampus griseus
|
grijze nacht {f} [astronomy]
|
:: a night with only twilight, where the sun does not go further than 18° below the horizon
|
grijze vos {m}
|
:: gray fox
|
grijze zeehond {m}
|
:: grey seal, Halichoerus grypus
|
grijzig {adj}
|
:: greyish, of a colour or shade which resembles or hinges on grey and/or contains some grey
|
gril {f} {m}
|
:: caprice, whim, impulse
|
gril {m}
|
:: alternative form of grill
|
grill {m}
|
:: grill
|
grillen {vti}
|
:: to grill
|
grillig {adj}
|
:: capricious, impulsive
|
grillig {adj}
|
:: unusual, irregular, strange
|
grimlach {m}
|
:: a scornful, grim or bitter smirk
|
grimlach {m} [obsolete]
|
:: a wide smile
|
grimmelen {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to swarm, to abound
|
grimmelen {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to teem [+ van (object) = with], to abound [+ van (object) = with]
|
grimmen {vi}
|
:: to grimace
|
grimmen {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to growl, to roar
|
grimmig {adj}
|
:: gruesome, grim
|
grimmigheid {f}
|
:: grimness, gruesomeness
|
grind {n} [geology]
|
:: The materials gravel, shingle or pebbles
|
grind {n} [archaic, pathology]
|
:: The diseases scabies (human), mange (canine)
|
grinden {vt} [rare]
|
:: to grind
|
grinden {vi} [rare]
|
:: to gnash the teeth
|
grinden {vi} [rare]
|
:: to grin
|
grinden {vt}
|
:: to cover with gravel
|
grindewal {m}
|
:: pilot whale
|
grinniken {vi}
|
:: to giggle
|
grip {m}
|
:: hold (to ensure control)
|
grissen {v}
|
:: to snatch, to grab
|
grissen {v}
|
:: to abduct, to kidnap
|
gristen {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of christen
|
gristen {m} [pejorative]
|
:: Jesus freak, God botherer (pejorative for conservative Christians)
|
grizzlybeer {m}
|
:: grizzly bear
|
groef {f} {m}
|
:: wrinkle
|
groef {f} {m} [woodwork, metalwork etc...]
|
:: a groove carved into an object or a joint between two pieces of wood (such as a tongue and groove joint)
|
groefkopadder {f} {m}
|
:: A pit viper, any viper of the subfamily Crotalinae
|
groei {m}
|
:: growth
|
groeien {vi}
|
:: to grow
|
groeikracht {f}
|
:: The capability or potential to grow
|
groeipijn {f}
|
:: growing pains
|
groen {adj}
|
:: green
|
groen {adj} [politics]
|
:: green, relating to green parties or green politics
|
Groen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
groenachtig {adj}
|
:: greenish
|
groenblauw {n}
|
:: teal, greenish blue
|
groenblauw {adj}
|
:: teal, teal-colored
|
groenblijvend {adj}
|
:: evergreen
|
groene {noun} [literally]
|
:: a green one, literally or in some figurative sense (e.g. greenhorn)
|
groene {noun}
|
:: ecologist, member of the greens (environmentally friendly movement or party)
|
Groene Hart {prop} {n}
|
:: "Green Heart": the non-urban area of the Netherlands that is surrounded by the Randstad
|
groene jongen {m}
|
:: (ideology) ecologist
|
groene jongen {m} [politics]
|
:: adherent of a green party or movement
|
groene kerst {m}
|
:: a Christmas day with exceptionally warm or mild weather
|
groene pad {f}
|
:: European green toad, Bufotes viridis
|
groene pad {f} [dated]
|
:: natterjack, Epidalea calamita
|
groene schildpad {f} [now, uncommon]
|
:: green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas
|
groene specht {m}
|
:: green woodpecker, Picus viridis
|
groene staar {m}
|
:: glaucoma
|
groene stroom {m}
|
:: green energy
|
Groeneveld {prop}
|
:: surname
|
groene zeeschildpad {f}
|
:: green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas
|
groengeel {adj}
|
:: lime [color]
|
groenig {adj}
|
:: greenish, of a colour or shade which resembles or hinges on green and/or contains some green
|
groen lachen {v} [idiomatic, Belgium]
|
:: to smile or laugh desperately, in a forced way (as in gallows humor)
|
Groenland {prop} {n}
|
:: Greenland, an island
|
Groenlands {adj}
|
:: Greenlandic, in or referring to Greenland, its people etc
|
Groenlands {adj}
|
:: in or relating to the Greenlandic native (Inuit) language (see below)
|
Groenlands {n}
|
:: The Greenlandic native (Inuit) language
|
groente {f} [uncountable, collective]
|
:: Vegetables
|
groente {f} [countable]
|
:: A (type of) vegetable
|
groenteboer {m}
|
:: greengrocer
|
groentekraam {f} {n}
|
:: vegetable stall
|
groentela {f}
|
:: vegetable crisper [in a refrigerator]
|
groentelade {f}
|
:: alternative form of groentela
|
groentesoep {f} {m}
|
:: vegetable soup
|
groenwier {n}
|
:: green alga, chlorophyte (but see also groenwieren)
|
groep {f} {m}
|
:: group
|
groep {f} {m}
|
:: circuit in an electrical installation, protected by a circuit breaker
|
groeperen {v}
|
:: to group
|
groepsapp {f} {m}
|
:: a group chat on a text messaging app
|
groepsgewijs {adv}
|
:: in groups
|
groepsgewijs {adj}
|
:: in groups
|
groepsimmuniteit {f}
|
:: herd immunity
|
groepsvordering {f}
|
:: class action
|
Groesbeek {prop} {n}
|
:: Groesbeek (village)
|
groet {m}
|
:: greeting
|
groeten {vt}
|
:: to greet
|
groeten {vt}
|
:: to salute
|
groetenis {f} [archaic]
|
:: The act of greeting
|
groetenis {f} [archaic]
|
:: A greeting
|
groetjes {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: regards (often used at the end of a letter/email)
|
groeve {f}
|
:: open grave
|
groeve {f}
|
:: quarry, pit
|
groeven {v}
|
:: to create a groove on an object
|
groezelig {adj}
|
:: grubby, dirty
|
grof {adj}
|
:: rough, coarse
|
grof {adj}
|
:: rude
|
grof {adj}
|
:: extreme, gross, grave
|
groffie {m} [Hollandic, dialectal]
|
:: A large, unpickled gherkin
|
grofgrein {n}
|
:: grosgrain
|
grofweg {adv}
|
:: roughly
|
grol {f} {m}
|
:: joke, ribtickler
|
grommen {v}
|
:: to grumble, growl
|
grond {m} [uncountable]
|
:: ground, dirt, soil
|
grond {m} [uncountable]
|
:: floor, ground
|
grond {m}
|
:: ground, land, territory
|
grondbelasting {f}
|
:: land tax
|
grondbezitter {mf}
|
:: landholder, landowner
|
grondbloem {m}
|
:: ground bloom flower (fireworks)
|
grondel {mf}
|
:: goby, fish of the family Gobiidae
|
grondelen {vi} [of ducks, geese and swans]
|
:: to submerge one's head in order to forage while one's rear remains above the surface; to dabble
|
grondelvoorn {m}
|
:: common minnow, Phoxinus phoxinus
|
gronden {vt}
|
:: to fathom, to determine the depth of
|
gronden {vt}
|
:: to put a foundation under
|
gronden {vt}
|
:: to found (an argument)
|
grondeuvel {n} [formal]
|
:: A wrong, shortcoming or error that causes other errors, mistakes, wrongs, etc.; a foundational error or problem
|
grondgebied {n}
|
:: territory (of a country, jurisdiction, etc.)
|
grondig {adj}
|
:: thorough
|
grondlegger {m}
|
:: founder, progenitor
|
grondoorzaak {f}
|
:: root cause
|
grondrecht {n}
|
:: fundamental right, constitutional right
|
grondsap {n} [historical, rare]
|
:: cardinal humour in Galenic medicine
|
grondsap {n}
|
:: alternative form of grondsop
|
grondslag {m} [figurative]
|
:: foundation, basis
|
grondslag {m} [literally]
|
:: foundation of a building, basis; originally specifically one consisting of posts placed in the ground
|
grondstof {f}
|
:: raw material, natural resource
|
grondtoon {m} [physics]
|
:: fundamental frequency
|
grondtoon {m} [music]
|
:: keynote
|
grondtoon {m} [art]
|
:: the main subject of a poem, talk, etc
|
grondtoon {m} [art]
|
:: the main colour of a painting
|
grondvest {f} {n} [now, chiefly figurative]
|
:: foundation, principle
|
grondvest {f} {n} [literal]
|
:: foundation of an edifice
|
grondvesten {p}
|
:: foundations, basis
|
grondvesten {v}
|
:: to found, establish, to form a basis
|
grondwater {n} [geology]
|
:: ground water
|
grondwaterstand {m} [geology]
|
:: water table
|
grondwet {f} [government, legal]
|
:: constitution
|
grondwettelijk {adj}
|
:: constitutional
|
grondwoord {n} [grammar]
|
:: primitive (word)
|
grondwoord {n} [linguistics]
|
:: stem, word stem
|
grondzeiler {m}
|
:: Literally "ground sailor", a squat windmill where the sails just clear the ground
|
Groningen {prop} {n}
|
:: Groningen (city/and/municipality/and/capital)
|
Groningen {prop} {n}
|
:: Groningen (province)
|
Groninger {m}
|
:: An inhabitant or native of the city Groningen
|
Groninger {m}
|
:: An inhabitant or native of the province Groningen
|
Gronings {adj}
|
:: Of, from or pertaining to the city of Groningen
|
Gronings {adj}
|
:: Of, from or pertaining to the province Groningen
|
Gronings {prop} {n}
|
:: Gronings, the Dutch Low Saxon dialect spoken in the province Groningen
|
groot- {prefix} [family]
|
:: grand-
|
groot {adj}
|
:: big, large, great
|
groot {adj}
|
:: great, important, eminent, heroic
|
groot {adj}
|
:: tall
|
groot {adj}
|
:: adult
|
grootbrengen {vt} [literally]
|
:: To raise, bring up (a) young(ster)(s), from infancy to maturity
|
grootbrengen {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: To educate, rear, school, coach etc. offspring or other young charges on the path to adult life
|
grootbrengen {v}
|
:: the passive grootgebracht worden means to grow up, mature (to majority)
|
Groot-Brittannië {prop} {n}
|
:: Great Britain, an island
|
grootcommandeur {m}
|
:: knight grand commander, a high rank in certain orders of knighthood
|
grootduizend {n} [historical or archaic]
|
:: great thousand; 100 dozen, 1200
|
grootgrondbezitter {m}
|
:: large landowner
|
grootgrutter {m} [ironic, uncommon]
|
:: supermarket
|
groothandel {m}
|
:: wholesale (business)
|
grootheid {f}
|
:: greatness
|
grootheid {f}
|
:: quantity
|
grootheidswaanzin {m}
|
:: megalomania
|
groothertog {m}
|
:: grand duke
|
groothertogdom {n}
|
:: grand duchy
|
groothertogdom {n}
|
:: grand dukedom
|
groothertogin {f}
|
:: grand duchess
|
groothoeklens {f}
|
:: wide-angle lens
|
groothonderd {n} [historical or archaic]
|
:: great hundred; 10 dozen, 120
|
grootindustrieel {m}
|
:: industrial magnate, grand industrialist
|
grootkapitaal {n} [collective, somewhat, pejorative]
|
:: finance, in particular large and wealthy financial businesses, sometimes including financialised conglomerates in other sectors
|
grootmacht {f}
|
:: A great power, a superpower
|
grootmartelaar {m} [Eastern Orthodoxy]
|
:: great martyr
|
grootmartelares {f}
|
:: great martyress; female equivalent of grootmartelaar
|
grootmeester {m} [chess]
|
:: Grandmaster
|
grootmeester {m} [freemasonry]
|
:: Grand Master
|
grootmoeder {f}
|
:: [slightly, formal] grandmother
|
grootmoedig {adj}
|
:: magnanimous
|
grootoorkitvos {m}
|
:: kit fox (Vulpes macrotis)
|
grootoorvos {m}
|
:: bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis)
|
Grootoosten {n} [Freemasonry]
|
:: Grand Orient, Grand Lodge
|
grootouder {m}
|
:: grandparent, a parent of someone's parent
|
groots {adj}
|
:: grand, grandiose
|
grootschalig {adj}
|
:: large-scale
|
grootscheeps {adj}
|
:: large-scale
|
grootstad {f}
|
:: A big/major city, up to a metropolis
|
grootte {f}
|
:: size
|
grootteorde {mf}
|
:: order of magnitude
|
grootvader {m}
|
:: [slightly, formal] grandfather
|
grootvee {n} [collective]
|
:: cattle and horses (sometimes also including pigs); defined as larger-sized livestock
|
grootvizier {m}
|
:: grand vizier, head of government under an oriental ruler
|
grootvorst {m}
|
:: The princely ruler's title grand prince
|
grootvorst {m} [literally]
|
:: Any great ruler, as of a mighty empire
|
grootvorst {m} [figuratively]
|
:: A master, champion in some discipline
|
grootvorstendom {n} [historical]
|
:: grand principality
|
grootvorstin {f}
|
:: grand duchess
|
grootzeil {n}
|
:: mainsail, the largest sail of a sailing vessel, typically a sail of the largest mast
|
grootzwaard {n}
|
:: any two-handed European sword including greatsword and longsword
|
gros {n}
|
:: gross; a dozen dozens, 144
|
gros {n}
|
:: largest part, largest proportion, majority
|
grosso modo {adv}
|
:: roughly, circa or approximately
|
grot {f}
|
:: cave, cavern
|
grotbewoner {m}
|
:: One (human or animal) who inhabits a cave; a troglodyte
|
Grote Beer {prop} {m} [constellation]
|
:: Ursa Major
|
grote boodschap {f}
|
:: number two (defecation)
|
grote boodschap {f}
|
:: See: nl grote boodschap
|
Grote Hond {prop} {m} [constellation]
|
:: Canis Major
|
grote ivoorsnavelspecht {m}
|
:: ivory-billed woodpecker, Campephilus principalis
|
grote klaproos {f}
|
:: The common poppy, Papaver rhoeas
|
grote mast {m} [nautical]
|
:: mainmast
|
Grote Meren {prop} {p}
|
:: Great Lakes
|
grotendeels {adv}
|
:: for the most part
|
Grote Oceaan {prop} {m}
|
:: Pacific Ocean (the world's largest body of water)
|
Grote Roerganger {prop} {m} [chiefly humorous]
|
:: Great Helmsman, nickname for Mao Zedong
|
grote scherm {n}
|
:: cinema, big screen
|
grotesk {adj}
|
:: grotesque
|
grote visserij {f} [chiefly historical, Netherlands]
|
:: herring fishing
|
grote vuurvlinder {m}
|
:: large copper, Lycaena dispar
|
grote vuurvlinder {m}
|
:: Lycaena dispar batava, a subspecies of the large copper
|
grote weegbree {f}
|
:: broadleaf plantain (Plantago major)
|
grote zilverreiger {m}
|
:: great egret, Ardea alba
|
Grotius {prop}
|
:: surname
|
grotschildering {f}
|
:: cave painting
|
grotspelonk {f} [rare, dated, tautological]
|
:: cave
|
grottenbeer {m} [uncommon]
|
:: cave bear, Ursus spelaeus
|
grottenhyena {f} {m}
|
:: cave hyena (as individual or subspecies), Crocuta crocuta spelaea
|
grottenleeuw {m} [uncommon]
|
:: cave lion, Panthera leo spelaea
|
grout {?}
|
:: grout
|
grs. {noun}
|
:: abbreviation of graafschap
|
gruis {n}
|
:: grit, ground stone or rocks
|
gruit {f}
|
:: gruit, a herb mixture used for flavouring and bittering beer widely used in the Low Countries before hops came into use
|
gruit {f} [obsolete, historical]
|
:: the right to sell gruit to breweries
|
gruitbier {n}
|
:: A beer that is brewed using gruit; a serving of this type of beer
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gruitgeld {n} [historical]
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:: An excise tax levied on the sale of gruit; the money raised through this tax
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gruitrecht {n} [historical]
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:: The right to sell gruit to breweries
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grunten {vit} [music]
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:: to shout death growls, to growl
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grut {n} [countable and uncountable]
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:: groat, broken-up or grinded grain
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grut {n} [countable]
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:: small stuff, little things
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grut {n} [uncountable]
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:: children
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grutter {m} [dated, uncommon, chiefly historical]
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:: grocer
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grutto {c}
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:: godwit
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gruwel {m}
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:: abomination, horror, something that is abhorrent
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gruweldaad {f}
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:: horrific action, abominable deed
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gruwelijk {adj}
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:: gruesome, terrible, brutal
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gruwelijk {adj} [slang]
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:: awesome, wicked
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gruwelijkheid {m}
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:: atrocity
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gruwzaam {adj}
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:: gruesome
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gruwzaam {adj}
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:: cruel
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gruwzaamheid {f}
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:: gruesomeness
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gruwzaamheid {f}
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:: cruelty
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gruzelementen {p}
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:: smithereens (fragments or splintered pieces; numerous tiny disconnected items)
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grvm. {noun}
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:: abbreviation of grootvorstendom
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g-sleutel {m} [music]
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:: G-clef
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gsm {m}
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:: mobile phone, cellphone
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gsm'en {vit}
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:: to call or message on a cellphone
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gsm'etje {noun}
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:: diminutive of gsm
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guanaco {m}
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:: guanaco
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Guatemala {prop} {n}
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:: Guatemala (country)
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Guatemalaans {adj}
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:: Guatemalan
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Guatemalteeks {adj}
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:: Guatemalan
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Gudula {prop}
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:: given name
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guerrilla {f}
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:: A guerrilla war; guerrilla warfare
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guerrilla {f}
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:: A guerrilla fighter
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guerrillastrijder {m}
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:: A guerrilla fighter, a guerrilla
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guerrillero {m}
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:: A guerrilla fighter
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guichelheil {n}
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:: pimpernel, any plant of the genus Anagallis, also reffering to a few plants now placed in the genus Lysimachia by some
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guil {m}
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:: an old or worn-down horse, a nag
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guil {m} [obsolete]
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:: any horse, in particular a workhorse
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guil {m}
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:: a lazy person
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guil {m} [obsolete]
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:: a coarse, crude person
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guillotine {f}
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:: guillotine
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Guinee {prop} {n}
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:: Guinee (country)
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Guinee-Bissau {n}
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:: Guinee-Bissau (country)
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guirlande {c}
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:: garland, festoon
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guit {m}
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:: tomboy, rascal, joker, troublemaker
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guitig {adj}
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:: mischievous, cheeky
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gul {adj}
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:: generous, unselfish
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gul {adj}
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:: unsparing, plentiful
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gul {adj}
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:: hearty, cordial
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gul {mf}
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:: young cod
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gulden {adj}
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:: golden, made of gold
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gulden {adj} [metaphor]
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:: precious, excellent
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gulden {m}
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:: gulden, guilder, the Dutch currency till the introduction of the Euro
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gulheid {f}
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:: munificence, generosity
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gulle {pron} [Brabantian]
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:: Second-person plural, subjective: you
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gulp {f}
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:: fly; opening in a man's pants to facilitate relieving himself
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Gulpen-Wittem {prop} {n}
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:: Gulpen-Wittem (municipality)
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gulzig {adj}
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:: greedy, avaricious
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gulzigaard {m}
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:: gormandizer, guzzler, glutton
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gulzigheid {f}
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:: greed, gluttony
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gunnen {vt} [with indirect object]
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:: to think someone deserves something, to witness or acknowledge someone's success or enjoyment without envy or grudge [usually referring to positive outcomes]
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gunnen {vt} [with indirect object]
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:: to award, to grant [of orders, tenders, etc.]
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gunnen {vt} [with indirect object]
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:: to give, usually out of benevolence or grace; to grant
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gunst {f}
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:: favour
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gunst {interj} [formal, somewhat, dated]
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:: good grief, gosh
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gunsteling {m}
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:: beneficiary (someone who receives a favour or benefits)
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gunstig {adj}
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:: favourable
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gup {c}
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:: guppy, freshwater fish of the species Poecilia reticulata
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gup {c} [by extension]
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:: any small fish
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gup {c} [by extension]
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:: anything small
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guppie {c} {n}
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:: guppy
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guppie {c} {n}
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:: Sometimes reanalysed as a diminutive of gup
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Gustaaf {prop} {m}
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:: given name, akin to Gustav
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gutmensch {m} [derogatory]
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:: do-gooder; person who has a naive and unreflected conviction of their own moral superiority
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gutmensch {m} [derogatory, in particular]
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:: someone overly concerned with political correctness
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guts {f} {m}
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:: gouge, a suddenly flowing quantity of fluid
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guts {f} {m}
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:: a chisel type with a hollow beak
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gutsen {v}
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:: to gush, (especially precipitation) pour down, flow strongly irregularly
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gutsen {v}
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:: to gouge
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guur {adj}
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:: chillingly cold, rainy and windy
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Guyana {prop} {n}
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:: Guyana (country)
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gvd {interj}
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:: abbreviation of godverdomme
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GVD {interj}
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:: abbreviation of godverdomme
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gvd'en {v} [colloquial]
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:: To curse
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gym {n}
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:: short for gymnasium, a special type of secondary school
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gym {m}
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:: short for gymnastiek, physical education class
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gymles {f}
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:: physical education
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gymnasiast {m}
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:: A gymnasiast, a secondary-school pupil who attends a school type with education in Latin and Ancient Greek
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gymnasium {n}
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:: a type of secondary school (for 12 to 18 year-olds) which prepares students for university or vocational school, and which offers classes in Latin and/or Greek
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gymnasium {n}
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:: school of sports which the Greeks had in antiquity
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gymnast {m}
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:: gymnast
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gymnaste {f}
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:: female equivalent of gymnast
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gymnastiek {f}
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:: gymnastics
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gymnastiekuur {n}
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:: An hour in school reserved for gymnastics
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gymp {m}
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:: A light athletic shoe, sneaker, runner
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gymschoen {m}
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:: athletic shoe, sneaker, runner
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gymtas {f}
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:: drawstring backpack
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gynaecoloog {m}
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:: gynecologist
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gyneseksualiteit {f}
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:: gynesexuality
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gyneseksueel {adj}
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:: gynesexual
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gyneseksueel {m}
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:: gynesexual
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gynocide {f}
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:: femicide
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gyros {m}
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:: gyro (Greek sandwich)
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