Dutch Immersion Dictionary

Dutch verb conjugations and types

• werken(regular -en verb)
• zijn(irregular verb)
• aankomen(separable verb)
• kunnen(modal verb)
• zich herinneren(reflexive verb)
• gegeten(past participle)
• lopen(motion verb)
• hebben(auxiliary verb)
• zullen(future tense auxiliary)

De, het, and word genders

• tafel(common gender noun)
• huis(neuter gender noun)
• boek(indefinite article with neuter)
• man(indefinite article with common)
• meisje(diminutive (always het))
• 's morgens(genitive article)

Dutch sentence structure patterns

• omdat(subordinating conjunction)
• maar(coordinating conjunction)
• dan(comparative conjunction)
• wanneer(question word)
• daarom(causes inversion)
• toch(modal particle)
• dus(conclusion marker)
• wel(affirmative particle)

Adjective endings and usage

• groot(basic form)
• grote(with de-word)
• klein(with het-word)
• groter(comparative)
• grootst(superlative)
• mooie(attributive form)
• mooi(predicative form)

Personal and possessive pronouns

• ik(1st person singular)
• mijn(possessive)
• zich(reflexive)
• die(demonstrative (common))
• dat(demonstrative (neuter))
• wie(interrogative)
• elkaar(reciprocal)

Location and temporal prepositions

• in(location/time)
• naar(direction)
• met(with)
• voor(position/time)
• tijdens(during)
• door(through/by)
• om(at (time))

Modifying verbs and adjectives

• snel(manner)
• hier(place)
• nu(time)
• zeer(degree)
• natuurlijk(modal)
• helaas(comment)
• eigenlijk(modal particle)

Cardinal and ordinal numbers

• een(cardinal 1)
• eerste(ordinal 1st)
• beiden(both)
• tweede(ordinal 2nd)
• half(fraction)
• derde(ordinal 3rd)
• miljoen(million)