Dutch Vocabulary

Give as many translations for these Dutch Words in 3 minutes!
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Last updated: June 21, 2014
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Dutch
English
Aap
Monkey
Afval
Trash
Aandeel
Share
Brief
Letter
Binnen
Inside
Buiten
Outside
Ding
Thing
Doof
Deaf
Distel
Thistle
Einde
End
Egel
Hedgehog
Engel
Angel
Fluit
Whistle
Feest
Party
Gans
Goose
Gisteren
Yesterday
Gordeldier
Armadillo
Hart
Heart
Hersenen
Brain
Honderd
Hundred
Kind
Child
Kans
Chance
Kaars
Candle
Luiaard
Sloth
Lekker
Tasty
Lang
Long
Muis
Mouse
Markt
Market
Minder
Less
Nagel
Nail
Negen
Nine
Noot
Nut
Oksel
Armpit
Overig
Remaining
Onder
Under
Pannenkoek
Pancake
Poging
Try
Paleis
Palace
Rand
Edge
Raar
Strange
Regen
Rain
Staart
Tail
Steen
Stone
Spatel
Spatula
Tand
Tooth
Teen
Toe
Traan
Tear
Vrachtwagen
Truck
Volger
Follower
Vinger
Finger
Winnaar
Winner
Worst
Sausage
Wakker
Awake
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Level 55
Sep 16, 2014
I think "attempt" should be accepted for "poging", and "rest" and "other" for "overig", as they are often translated that way. Good quiz though.
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Level 51
Apr 28, 2015
or "extra" for overig
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Level 52
Aug 28, 2016
Poging=attempt

Fluit=flute

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Level 37
Oct 13, 2017
Great Quiz!
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Level 37
Jul 28, 2018
Rand can also be rim (as in rim of a glass) and Raar is also used as rare (as infrequent).
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Level 70
Aug 27, 2019
more time would be nice
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Level 71
Feb 2, 2020
Luiaard in the sense of a lazy person doesn't translate that well, does it? I picked lazy-bones, but it wasn't allowed. I have heard 'luiaard' used in this sense in Dutch many times, I have never heard it used to describe a sloth. So the quiz question doesn't look for the main answer: it is not the case that a lazy person is being compared to a sloth, rather that a sloth is being compared to a lazy person.

I am also astonished that the quiz prefers the answer 'try' over 'attempt' for 'poging'. 'Try' as a noun is not common other than as an exclamation like 'nice try!' (or as the method of scoring in rugby, I suppose). 'Attempt' is the obvious answer.

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Level 42
Mar 15, 2022
Although I did the same thing. The Dutch word for lazy-person is 'luilak'