j {letter}
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:: The tenth letter of the Dutch alphabet
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J {letter}
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:: The tenth letter of the Dutch alphabet
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ja {adv}
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:: yes
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ja {m} {n}
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:: yes
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ja {interj}
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:: yes!
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jaaglijn {mf}
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:: tow-line; a rope used to pull a trekschuit or other vessel
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jaagpaard {n}
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:: towing horse for a trekschuit
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jaagpad {n}
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:: towpath
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jaagschuit {mf}
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:: trekschuit
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jaagster {f}
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:: huntress
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jaagtouw {n}
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:: A tow line, a rope used to tug a boat [by someone or something on land]
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jaap {m} [colloquial]
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:: gash, a deep cut
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Jaap {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: given name
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jaar {n}
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:: year
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jaarabonnement {n}
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:: subscription for a year, for a magazine or newspaper
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jaarbeurs {f}
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:: (yearly) trade show, trade fair
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jaarboek {n}
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:: yearbook
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jaarboek {n} [chiefly in the plural]
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:: annals, chronicle
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jaargang {m}
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:: volume (all issues of a periodical published in one year)
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jaargetij {n}
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:: Short form of jaargetijde
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jaargetijde {n}
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:: season
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jaar in jaar uit {adv} [idiomatic]
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:: year in, year out
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jaarlijks {adj}
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:: yearly, annual
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jaarlijks {adv}
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:: annually, every year
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jaarmarkt {m}
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:: fair, annually returning public event
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jaartelling {f}
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:: calendar era, year numbering
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jaartien {n} [poetic, literary]
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:: decade
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jaarverslag {n}
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:: annual report
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jaarwisseling {f}
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:: turn of the year
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jaatje {noun}
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:: diminutive of ja
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jacamaca {prop} [Brabantian]
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:: fictitious, faraway place
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jacht {f}
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:: hunt, hunting
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jacht {n}
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:: yacht (fast, light and now often luxurious (sailing) boat)
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jachten {v}
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:: to be hasty, hurry up
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jachtgeweer {n}
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:: shotgun
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jachtgeweer {n}
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:: hunting rifle
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jachthaven {f}
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:: marina (recreational harbour for yachts and small boats)
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jachthond {m}
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:: A hound, a dog used for hunting
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Jachthonden {prop} {m} [constellation]
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:: Canes Venatici
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jachthoorn {m}
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:: A hunting horn
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jachthuis {n}
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:: hunting lodge
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jachthuisje {noun}
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:: diminutive of jachthuis
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jachtig {adj}
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:: hasty, hurried
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jachtklok {f}
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:: Jagdstück (cuckoo clock with motifs related to hunting)
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jachtluipaard {m} {n}
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:: cheetah
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jachtopziener {m}
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:: A gamekeeper
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jachtseizoen {n}
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:: hunting season
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jachtstuk {n}
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:: hunting still-life, gamepiece (painting or other picture of an arrangement with dead animals)
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jachtvalk {f}
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:: A falcon trained for falconry
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jachtvliegtuig {n}
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:: fighter plane (fast military combat plane)
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jack {n}
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:: jacket
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Jacob {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Jacoba {prop}
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:: given name
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Jacobs {prop}
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:: surname
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Jacobus {prop}
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:: given name, the Latinized form of Jacob
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Jacqueline {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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ja dag Jan {phrase} [Belgium]
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:: expression of disbelief
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jaden {adj} [attributive]
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:: jade, jaden
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jagen {vt}
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:: to hunt
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jagen {vt}
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:: to tug (a boat) [not by other vessels]
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jagen {v} [ergative]
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:: to move quickly
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jager {m}
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:: hunter
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jager {m} [nautical, military]
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:: destroyer (type of warship)
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jager {m} [aviation, military]
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:: fighter, combat aeroplane
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jager {m} [military]
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:: jaeger, light infantry rifleman, ranger
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Jager {prop} {m} [constellation]
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:: Orion
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jagermast {m} [nautical]
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:: jiggermast
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jagerslatijn {n}
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:: hunting jargon
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jagerslatijn {n}
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:: hunting-related tall stories, hunting-related boasting
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jager-verzamelaar {m}
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:: A hunter-gatherer
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jaguar {m}
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:: jaguar
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Jaike {prop}
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:: given name
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jajem {m} [colloquial]
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:: jenever
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jak {m}
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:: yak, the ox-like Himalayan bovine, Bos grunniens
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jak {n}
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:: tight upper body garment
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jakboter {f}
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:: butter made from yak's milk
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jakhals {m}
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:: jackal, one of certain canids of the genus Canis
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jakken {v} [ergative]
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:: to rush
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jakken {v} [ergative]
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:: to move quickly
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jakkes {interj}
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:: Expression of disgust or revulsion: yuck, ew, bah
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jakkie {interj}
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:: Expression of disgust or revulsion: yuck, ew, bah
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jakmelk {f}
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:: yak's milk
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jaknikker {m}
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:: yes man, one who habitually and uncritically agrees with anybody
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jaknikker {m}
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:: pumpjack
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Jakob {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jaloers {adj}
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:: jealous (bitterly or enviously competitive)
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jaloersheid {f}
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:: The attitude jealousy
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jaloezie {f}
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:: envy, jealousy
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jaloezie {f}
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:: window blind
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jam {m} [chiefly Netherlands]
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:: jam (congealed sweet mixture of conserved fruits)
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Jamaica {prop} {n}
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:: Jamaica (island/and/country)
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jambisch {adj}
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:: iambic (consisting of iambs or characterized by their predominance)
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jammer {adj}
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:: unfortunate, sad
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jammer {adj} [used predicatively]
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:: too bad, a pity
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jammeren {v}
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:: to yammer, to whine
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jammerpoel {m}
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:: hell (place of torment)
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jammerpoel {m}
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:: calamity, hell (state of suffering)
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jammervol {adj} [dated]
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:: sorrowful, lamentable
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Jan {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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janboel {m}
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:: mess, chaos, disorderly situation
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Jan Boerenfluitjes {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: Personification of a slapdash, unprofessional person
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Jan en klein Piereke {phrase} [Brabantian]
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:: everyone (esp. common citizen)
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janet {f} [Belgian, vulgar, offensive]
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:: An effeminate man
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janet {f} [Belgium, vulgar, offensive, by extension]
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:: A homosexual
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Jan Fuselier {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: synonym of Jan Soldaat
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janhagel {n} {m} [neuter, uncountable, collective]
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:: The common man:
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janhagel {n} {m}
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:: Joe Average; Tom, Dick and Harry
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janhagel {n} {m}
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:: the mob, rabble; especially sailors
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janhagel {n} {m}
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:: the criminal underworld
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janhagel {n} {m} [masculine]
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:: A sheet-shaped, primitive type of pastry, made from a baked mass of dough balls
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janhaver {m} [humorous]
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:: The whip
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jank {c}
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:: yowl, howl, cry
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janken {v}
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:: to whine
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janken {v} [colloquial]
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:: to cry
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janmaat {m}
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:: The (common) sailor
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janmaat {m}
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:: used collectively for the sailing/nautical community
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Jan met de pet {prop} [idiomatic]
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:: John Q. Public, Joe Average, a hypothetical individual personification of the common man (or person, by extension)
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janmijnkloten {noun} [Brabantian]
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:: asshole; annoying person
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Jan Modaal {prop} [idiomatic]
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:: John Q. Public, Joe Average, a hypothetical individual personification of the average (generally working-class) consumer, with an average income
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Janneke {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Janneke en Mieke {phrase} [Belgium]
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:: insignificant people
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Jannetje {prop}
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:: given name, a nickname variant of Johanna and Janna
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Jannie {prop}
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:: given name
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Jan Salie {prop} {m}
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:: Negative personification of the supposedly unenterprising, unpatriotic (insufficiently chauvinist and colonialist), conservative 19th century Dutch mentality
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Janse {prop}
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:: surname
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Jansen {prop}
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:: surname
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Jan Soldaat {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: G.I. Joe, Tommy Atkins [personification of the ordinary soldier]
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Janssen {prop}
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:: surname
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Janssens {prop}
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:: surname
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jantje {n}
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:: A (Dutch) marine or sailor
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jantje {n}
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:: the diminutive of jan (in all other senses)
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januari {m}
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:: January
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jap {m} [official spelling]
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:: alternative case form of Jap
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Jap {m} [derogatory, ethnic slur, usually offensive, unofficial spelling]
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:: A Jap, a Japanese person
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Japan {prop} {n}
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:: Japan
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Japanner {mf}
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:: Japanese (inhabitant of Japan; person of Japanese descent)
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japanologe {f}
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:: female Japanologist
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japanologie {f}
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:: Japanology
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japanoloog {m}
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:: Japanologist
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Japans {adj}
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:: Japanese
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Japans {adj}
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:: Japonic
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Japans {prop} {n}
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:: Japanese language
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japon {m}
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:: A gown, a robe
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jappenkamp {n} [history]
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:: a Japanese-run concentration camp during World War II
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jarenlang {adj}
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:: years-long
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jarenlang {adv}
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:: for years
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jargon {n}
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:: A jargon, specialised language
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-jarig {suffix}
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:: -year-old, -year, -yearly; suffixed to numerals to create an adjective that indicates something of a certain age or something that happens at a certain interval
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jarig {adj}
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:: having one's birthday
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jarige {noun}
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:: birthday boy or -girl, person whose birthday it is
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Jarige Jet {f}
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:: birthday girl
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Jarige Job {m}
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:: birthday boy
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jas {m}
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:: A coat (outer garment)
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jas {m} [dialectal, Volendam]
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:: Someone who hasn't been born and raised in Volendam
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jas {m} [card games, archaic]
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:: A jack or knave, especially as a trump card
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Jas {m} [obsolete]
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:: alternative case form of jas
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jasmijn {f} {m}
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:: jasmine (flower)
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Jasmijn {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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jasmijnthee {m}
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:: jasmine tea
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jaspis {m}
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:: jasper (form of quartz)
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jassen {v}
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:: to peel
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jassen {v} [figuratively]
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:: to rush (things), hurry through (something) hastily
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ja-stem {f}
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:: yea vote
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ja-stemmer {m}
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:: yea voter
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jat {c} [slang]
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:: hand
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jat {f} [Belgium, dialect]
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:: cup (like a cup of coffee or tea)
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jatmoos {m} {n} [uncountable, Bargoens, slang]
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:: the first cash a merchant receives on a day
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jatmoos {m} {n} [countable, slang]
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:: thief
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jatten {v} [colloquial]
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:: to nick, to steal
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jatten {p} [colloquial]
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:: hands, fingers
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Java {prop} {n}
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:: Java (island of Indonesia)
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Javaan {m}
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:: Javan, a person of the Javanese ethnic group
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Javaan {m}
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:: Javan, a person or native from Java
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Javaans {adj}
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:: Javan, in, from or relating to Java, the most populous island of Indonesia
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Javaans {adj}
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:: Javan, in, from or relating to the Javanese people
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Javaans {prop} {n}
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:: The Javanese language
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Javazee {prop} {f}
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:: Java Sea
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jawadde {interj} [Belgium]
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:: exclamation of surprise, amazement, disappointment, etc
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jawel {adv}
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:: An emphatic yes, to indicate strong agreement, or dissent in reply to a negative statement or question
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jawoord {n}
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:: acceptance of a marriage proposal
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jazz {m}
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:: jazz
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jazz-zanger {m}
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:: alternative spelling of jazzzanger
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jazzzanger {m}
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:: (male) jazz singer
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jazzzangeres {f}
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:: (female) jazz singer
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-je {suffix}
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:: Variant of -tje
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jeans {f}
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:: A pair of jeans (denim trousers)
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jeans {f} [by extension]
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:: Any denim garment
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jeans {f}
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:: [invariable] The cotton fabric denim
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Jeans {prop}
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:: plural of Jean
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je bent wat je eet {proverb}
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:: you are what you eat
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jee {interj}
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:: an expression of surprise; gosh, golly
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jeempie {interj}
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:: A mild exclamation of (perhaps unpleasant) surprise, wonder or amazement
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jees {interj}
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:: alternative spelling of jee
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jeetje {interj}
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:: alternative form of jee
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jegener {m} [dated]
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:: opponent
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jegenode {f} [historic, archaic]
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:: region
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jegens {prep}
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:: against, in competition with
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jegens {prep} [dated]
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:: towards, for the purpose of
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Jehova {prop} {m}
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:: Jehovah (name for God derived from erroneous vocalisation of the Tetragrammaton)
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Jehovagetuige {m}
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:: synonym of Jehova's Getuige
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Jehovah's Getuige {m}
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:: alternative spelling of Jehova's Getuige
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Jehova's Getuige {c}
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:: Jehovah's Witness
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jeir {n} [Brabantian]
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:: soil
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Jeker {prop} {m}
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:: Geer/Jeker, a river in Belgium
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Jelle {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Jelle {prop} {m}
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:: surname
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Jelmer {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: given name
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Jemen {prop} {n}
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:: Yemen
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jemig {interj}
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:: euphemistic form of Jezus, indicating (mostly unpleasant) surprise, wonder or amazement
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jenever {m}
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:: jenever
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jeneverbes {f}
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:: juniper
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jeneverbes {f}
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:: juniper berry
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jeneverfles {f}
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:: jenever bottle
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jeneverkruik {f}
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:: jenever jug
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jeneverstad {f}
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:: A town that is an important producer of gin, especially of jenever
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jeneverstad {f}
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:: alternative case form of Jeneverstad
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Jeneverstad {prop} {f}
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:: Nickname for Schiedam
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jenevervriend {m} [obsolete, euphemism]
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:: jenever (gin) addict
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jengelen {v}
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:: whimper; drone; whine
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Jenisejisch {adj}
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:: Yeniseian
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Jens {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jep {interj}
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:: yup, yep, yes
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jeremiade {f}
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:: moaning, lamentation
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jeremiade {f}
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:: jeremiad
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jeremiëren {v}
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:: to lament, to wail
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Jericho {prop} {n}
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:: Jericho (city)
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Jeroen {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jerrycan {m}
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:: a jerrycan or similar container, used for fuel or other liquids (especially drinking water) and made of plastic or metal
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jerrycannetje {noun}
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:: diminutive of jerrycan
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Jeruzalem {prop} {n}
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:: Jeruzalem (the claimed (and de-facto) <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>)
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-jes {suffix}
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:: Added to an adjective it creates an adverb while adding a connotation of familiarity and informality
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Jesaja {prop} {m} [religion]
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:: Isaiah
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je stinkende best doen {v}
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:: to try one's very best, to strive to achieve
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Jet {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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jetser {m} [slang, vulgar, chiefly in the plural]
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:: A woman's breast
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jetski {m}
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:: jetski
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jetskiën {v}
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:: to jetski
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jetskiër {m}
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:: someone who jetskis
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jetskiester {f}
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:: a woman that jetskis
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jeugd {f}
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:: youth
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jeugd {f}
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:: young age, stage of life
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jeugd {f}
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:: state or quality of being young
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jeugd {f}
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:: young people
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jeugdbende {f}
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:: youth gang
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jeugdboek {n}
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:: a book written for youngsters
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jeugdboekenschrijfster {f}
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:: a female writer of books for youngsters
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jeugdboekenschrijver {m}
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:: one who writes books for youngsters
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jeugdcriminaliteit {f}
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:: youth crime (crime perpetrated by minors)
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jeugdcultuur {f}
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:: youth culture
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jeugdherberg {f}
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:: A youth hostel
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jeugdig {adj}
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:: young, youthful
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jeugdigheid {f}
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:: youthfulness, youth
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jeugdpuist {f} [chiefly diminutive, chiefly plural]
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:: A pimple caused by acne
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jeugdpuistje {noun}
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:: diminutive of jeugdpuist
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jeugdsentiment {n}
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:: The feeling or sentiment of youth; a youthful feeling
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jeugdwerking {f}
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:: (especially sports) youth academy
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jeuk {m}
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:: an itch; an itching
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jeuken {v}
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:: to itch
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je van het {phrase} [idiomatic]
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:: the bee's knees, the very best, fantastic
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jé van hét {phrase}
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:: alternative spelling of je van het
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je weet toch {phrase} [Netherlands, slang]
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:: you know (tag question particle)
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jeweetwel {pron}
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:: you-know-who
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je-weet-welkater {m} [euphemistic]
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:: castrated tomcat
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je weet zelf {phrase} [slang]
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:: you know (could be seen as the Dutch equivalent of "you know what I'm sayin'")
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jezelf {pron}
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:: yourself
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jezuïet {m}
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:: Jesuit
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jezuïetenstreek {f}
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:: A nasty and furtive deed, a vile trick
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Jezus {prop} {m}
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:: Jesus, Jesus of Nazareth
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Jezus {prop} {m}
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:: given name of Hebrew origin
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Jezus {interj}
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:: Jesus
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Jezus Christus {prop} {m} [Christianity]
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:: Jesus Christ
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Jezus Christus {interj}
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:: Jesus Christ (expression of frustration, annoyance, shock or surprise)
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jicht {f} [usually, uncountable]
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:: gout, a metabolic disease which painfully inflames the joints
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jichtig {adj}
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:: gouty
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Jiddisch {adj}
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:: Yiddish (of the language)
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Jiddisch {prop} {n}
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:: Yiddish (the language)
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jihad {m}
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:: alternative form of djihaad
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jij {pron}
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:: you (second-person singular subjective personal pronoun)
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jij-bak {m} [uncountable]
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:: tu quoque
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jijen {v}
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:: to address someone casually by using jij, jou or the unemphatic je, as opposed to formal u
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jijzelf {pron}
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:: yourself
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jingle {m}
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:: A jingle (song segment used in a commercial or radio program; also used for certain other sound samples used by radio DJs)
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Jip {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jip-en-janneketaal {f} [idiomatic]
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:: words that are easy to understand, layman's terms
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Jip-en-Janneketaal {f}
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:: alternative form of jip-en-janneketaal
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jo {interj}
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:: hi
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jo {interj}
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:: bye
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jo {interj}
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:: you too
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Jo {prop} {f}
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:: given name, a pet name diminutive of Johanna or Josefien
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Joachim {prop}
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:: given name
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job {m} [chiefly Belgium]
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:: job
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Job {prop} {m}
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:: Job (the eighteenth book of the Old Testament)
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Job {prop} {m}
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:: Job (Biblical character)
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Job {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jobstijding {f}
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:: bad news
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joch {n} [colloquial]
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:: a young boy
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Jochem {prop} {m}
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:: given name, shortened form of Joachim
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jodelen {v}
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:: To yodel
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jodenchristen {m}
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:: Jewish Christian [typically used for early Christian groups like the Ebionites]
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jodenchristendom {n} [Judaism, Christianity]
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:: Jewish Christianity, the religion of Christian Jews who observe Halacha [mostly used for Jewish Christian groups in antiquity]
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jodendom {m}
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:: judaism
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jodenkerk {f} [uncommon]
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:: synagogue
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Jodenster {f} [nazi]
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:: yellow badge
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jodium {n}
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:: iodine
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joe {interj} [colloquial]
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:: bye
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Joegoslavië {prop} {n}
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:: Yugoslavia
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Joegoslavisch {adj}
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:: Yugoslavian
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joekel {m}
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:: whopper (something remarkably large)
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joekel {m} [archaic, slang]
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:: dog
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joelen {v}
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:: to shout, to cry out, to bawl
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joet {m} [colloquial]
|
:: tenner, banknote of ten monetary units (usually guilders or euros)
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joetje {noun}
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:: diminutive of joet
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jofel {adj} [Bargoens]
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:: nice, fun
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joggen {v}
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:: to jog
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jogger {m}
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:: A jogger, some who jogs
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joggingbroek {f}
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:: sweatpants
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joh {interj} [colloquial]
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:: Used to address someone, somewhat like dude
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Johan {prop}
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:: given name
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Johanna {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Johannes {prop} [biblical character]
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:: John
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Johannes {prop}
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:: John (book of the Bible)
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Johannes {prop}
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:: given name
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johannesbrood {n}
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:: carob (fruit), locust bean
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johannesbroodboom {m}
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:: carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua)
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Johannesburg {prop}
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:: Johannesburg (city)
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johnny's en marina's {p} [Belgium, pejorative]
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:: young people who are considered unsophisticated
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joint {m}
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:: joint, marijuana cigarette [generally larger than a stickie]
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jok {m} [uncountable, archaic]
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:: jest; frivolous, unserious intent or mood
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jok {m} [countable, archaic]
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:: joke, jest, prank
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jok {n}
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:: alternative form of juk
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Joke {prop} {f}
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:: given name, diminutive of Jo
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joker {m}
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:: joker (playing card)
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joker {m}
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:: any wild card or similar, even in non-card games
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jokkebrok {m} [child language]
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:: liar
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jokken {v} [childish]
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:: to fib, to tell an inconsequential lie
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jol {f}
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:: yawl
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jolen {vi}
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:: to be gleeful, to revel
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jolig {adj}
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:: jolly, merry
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Jona {prop} {m} [religion]
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:: Jonah
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Jonas {prop} {m} [religion]
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:: Jonah
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Jonas {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jonassen {vt}
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:: to grab (someone) by the hands and feet and swing or throw (him or her) upward repeatedly, done as a game or as hazing
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jong {adj}
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:: young
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jong {adj}
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:: new
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jong {n}
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:: A young: a young being, especially an animal
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jongdement {adj}
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:: suffering from dementia at an unusually young age
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jongedame {f}
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:: miss, young lady
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jongeheer {m}
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:: a young man
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jongeheer {m} [idiomatic, slang]
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:: penis
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jongeling {m}
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:: young man, lad
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jongelui {p} [plurale tantum]
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:: youth, youngsters
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jongeman {m}
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:: a young man
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jongen {m}
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:: A boy, any male child
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jongen {m}
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:: [in the plural] Members of a male 'peers' group, e.g. a military unit
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jongen {m} [colloquial, used in the plural, used in the vocative]
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:: Informal term used to address multiple children of masculine or mixed gender; kids, guys [may be considered insufficiently gender-inclusive]
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jongen {m} [colloquial, used in the vocative]
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:: Colloquial term used by men to address other familiar men; mate, dude, bro
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jongen {m} [familiar]
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:: A male servant, especially but not exclusively a younger one [using it for older men may be dated and offensive]
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jongen {m} [familiar]
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:: A male trainee or newcomer in a job
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jongen {vi}
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:: To give birth, to have offspring, i.e. to deliver one or more young
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jongen {vi} [figuratively]
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:: To multiply, grow
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jongens {interj}
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:: boy!
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jongensachtig {adj}
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:: boyish, boylike
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jongensdroom {m}
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:: A boy's dream, a boyhood dream
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jongensnaam {m}
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:: A given name to a male person or boy
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jongensschool {f}
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:: A boys' school
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jongere {noun}
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:: a young person, an adolescent
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jonggehuwd {adj}
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:: newlywed, recently married
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jongleren {vit} [also, figurative]
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:: to juggle
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jongleur {m}
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:: A juggler
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jonguh {m}
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:: eye dialect of jongen
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jonker {m}
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:: A young male noble, often lacking a knighthood or a noble title of his own
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jonker {m}
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:: An untitled nobleman; baron, squire
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jonker {m} [navy]
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:: Title of address for midshipmen and cadets
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Jonker {prop}
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:: surname
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Jonkers {prop}
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:: surname
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jonkheer {m}
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:: "young lord", esquire
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jonkie {n} [Netherlands]
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:: youngling, little one ((relatively) young person)
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jonko {m} [colloquial, slang]
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:: joint
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jood- {prefix} [functional group prefix]
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:: iodo-
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jood {m}
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:: Jew (adherent of Judaism)
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jood {m} [Netherlands, slang, potentially offensive]
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:: A supporter of AFC Ajax
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jood {m} [slang]
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:: betrayer
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jood {m} [slang]
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:: power abuser
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jood {n}
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:: iodine
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Jood {m}
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:: A Jew, a member of the Jewish people
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Jood {m}
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:: superseded spelling of jood
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joods {adj}
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:: Jewish (concerning the Jewish religion)
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Joods {adj}
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:: Jewish (concerning the Jewish race)
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jool {mf}
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:: glee, revelry
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Joop {prop} {m}
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:: given name, corresponding to Jakob and Johannes, also to Jozef in the South
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Joost {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Joost {prop} {m} [archaic, no longer commonly used outside of the phrase ‘Joost mag het weten’]
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:: Satan, the Devil
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Joost mag het weten {phrase}
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:: God knows; I have no idea; I don't know
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Jopie {prop} {f} [dated, low sociolects]
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:: A familiar form for Johanna
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Jopie {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Jopie {prop} {m} [Netherlands]
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:: A familiar form for Joop, Jakob, Johannes, etc
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Jopie {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jopper {m}
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:: duffel coat
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Jordanië {prop} {n}
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:: Jordan (country)
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Jordi {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Jordy {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Joris {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Jos {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Josefien {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Josepha {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Josephine {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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Josian {prop}
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:: given name
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Josien {prop} {f}
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:: given name, hypocoristic form of Josepha or Josephine
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Josina {prop} {f}
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:: given name, hypocoristic form of Josepha or Josephine
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josti {noun}
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:: retard
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jota {f}
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:: iota (Greek letter)
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jota {f} [negative polarity item]
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:: iota (small amount)
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jottem {interj} [colloquial]
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:: Expression of enthusiasm or happiness
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jouen {v}
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:: alternative form of jijen
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joule {m}
|
:: joule
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Joure {prop} {n}
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:: Joure (town)
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journaal {n}
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:: a TV or radio news program
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journaal {n}
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:: a logbook of a ship
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journaal {n}
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:: a notebook for accounting
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journaille {n} [pejorative]
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:: gutter-press journalists, yellow journalists [collectively]
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journalisme {n}
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:: journalism
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journalist {m}
|
:: press journalist
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journalistiek {adj}
|
:: journalistic
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journalistiek {f} [journalism]
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:: journalism
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journalistisch {adj}
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:: journalistic
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jouw {determiner}
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:: your
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jouw {interj}
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:: Expression of scorn
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jouw {m}
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:: A jeer
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jouwen {vi}
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:: to jeer
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jouwer {pron}
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:: yours
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joviaal {adj}
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:: jovial, merry, cheerful
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joviaal {adj}
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:: good-humored, friendly, relaxed
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joystick {m}
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:: A joystick
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joystick {m}
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:: A tiller extension
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Jozef {prop} {m}
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:: Joseph, son of Jacob (Biblical character)
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Jozef {prop} {m}
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:: Joseph, father of Jesus of Nazareth (Biblical character)
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Jozef {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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Jozua {prop} {m}
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:: Joshua (book of the Bible)
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ju {interj}
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:: Said to a horse to make it start moving
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jubelen {vi}
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:: to jubilate, rejoice
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jubilaresse {f}
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:: A female celebrant of her jubilee or anniversary
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jubilaris {m}
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:: A celebrant of one's jubilee or anniversary
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jubileum {n}
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:: jubilee, anniversary
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Juda {prop} {m}
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:: Judah (mythological son of Jacob)
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Juda {prop} {n}
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:: Judah (ancient Near-Eastern Hebrew kingdom)
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Juda {prop} {n}
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:: Judah (Israelite tribe)
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judaskus {m}
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:: Judas kiss (treacherous or ingenuine act done under the pretense of kindness)
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judaspenning {f}
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:: honesty, any member of the genus Lunaria
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judaspenning {f}
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:: annual honesty, Lunaria annua, referring to a member of the species or the species itself
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judoka {f} {m}
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:: judoka
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juf {f}
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:: female teacher, school mistress (female teacher at a primary school, nursery school or kindergarten)
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juffer {f}
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:: damsel, maiden
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juffer {f} [zoology]
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:: damselfly
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juffertje-in-het-groen {noun}
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:: love-in-a-mist
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juffrouw {f}
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:: young woman, normally unmarried
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juffrouw {f}
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:: female teacher at a primary school or a nursing school
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jugendstil {m}
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:: jugendstil, art nouveau; in particular the German, Austrian and Baltic varieties of the style
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Jugurthijns {adj}
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:: Jugurthine, pertaining to Jugurtha
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juichen {vi}
|
:: to shout with joy
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juist {adj}
|
:: right, correct
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juist {adj}
|
:: just
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juist {adv}
|
:: just, at that moment
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juist {adv}
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:: exactly
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juist {adv}
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:: conversely, on the other hand; actually; indeed; even (emphasizing a contrast)
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juistheid {f}
|
:: correctness
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juk {n}
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:: a yoke
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juk {n}
|
:: a burden; something which represses or restrains a person
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jukbeen {n}
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:: cheekbone
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juli {m}
|
:: July
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Julia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
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Juliana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
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Julianadorp {prop} {n}
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:: Julianadorp (village)
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julienne {adv} [cooking]
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:: in thin strips, in the manner of julienne
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julienne {f} [cooking]
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:: the cutting technique of cutting food into thin strips
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julienne {f} [cooking]
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:: julienne, French cut (food that has been cut in julienne)
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jullie {pron}
|
:: Second-person plural subject: you
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jullie {pron}
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:: Second-person plural object: you
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jullie {determiner}
|
:: Second-person plural: your
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julliezelf {pron}
|
:: yourselves
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jungle {m}
|
:: jungle, dense tropical rainforest
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juni {m}
|
:: June (month)
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Juno {prop} {f} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Juno
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jup {adv}
|
:: yup, yes
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Jupiter {prop} {m}
|
:: Jupiter (planet)
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Jupiter {prop} {m}
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:: Jupiter (Roman god)
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juridisch {adj}
|
:: juridical
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jurisdictie {f}
|
:: jurisdiction
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jurisprudentie {f}
|
:: case law
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jurisprudentie {f} [rare, archaic]
|
:: jurisprudence
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jurist {m}
|
:: lawyer, jurist
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jurk {f} [Netherlands]
|
:: dress
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Jurre {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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jury {f}
|
:: jury
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jurylid {n}
|
:: member of a jury
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jus {m}
|
:: gravy [plural with the -s- pronounced]
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jus {m} [Netherlands, colloquial, may sound posh or pretentious]
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:: short for jus d'orange [plural with the -s- pronounced]
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jus d'orange {m} [Netherlands, may sound posh or pretentious]
|
:: orange juice
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justitiabel {adj}
|
:: justiciable, subject or accountable to (a particular type or domain of) law
|
justitie {f}
|
:: justice (the branch of government that holds the power of jurisdiction)
|
juten {adj}
|
:: juten
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Juten {p}
|
:: Jutes, a Germanic people
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Jutland {prop} {n}
|
:: Jutland
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jutter {m}
|
:: beachcomber
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juut {m} [slang]
|
:: police agent, cop
|
juweel {n}
|
:: jewel, piece of jewellery
|
juweel {n}
|
:: gem, precious stone
|
juweelkever {m}
|
:: jewel beetle
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juwelier {m}
|
:: jeweler
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juxtapositie {f}
|
:: juxtaposition
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jwt {phrase} [slang]
|
:: initialism of je weet toch, only in written language
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jwz {phrase} [slang]
|
:: initialism of je weet zelf
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