Hollandish
Hollandish adjective: of or relating to Holland (historical province in the Netherlands).
Adjective
Hollandish (comparative more Hollandish, superlative most Hollandish)
- Of or relating to Holland (historical province in the Netherlands).
- In other words, the irregularity in present day non-standard Afrikaans is completely different from the irregularity in standard Dutch and in the Hollandish dialects.1996, The Origins and Development of Emigrant Languages, page 92
- Burridge's paper investigates various means of incorporating body part nouns into clauses in 14th and 15th century Middle Dutch medical treatises (Brabantish and Hollandish dialects).2011, Hilary Chappel, William McGregor, “Prolegomena to a theory of inalienability”, in The Grammar of Inalienability, page 21
- Dutch.
Proper noun
Hollandish
Synonyms of Hollandish
Forms of Hollandish
| comparative | more Hollandish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Hollandish |
Origin of Hollandish
From Holland + -ish.
Questions about Hollandish
- What does Hollandish mean?
- Hollandish means of or relating to Holland (historical province in the Netherlands).
- What part of speech is Hollandish?
- Hollandish can be an adjective or a proper noun.
Words near Hollandish in the dictionary
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