Een
From Fresh Dictionary
See also één{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{2}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{3}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{4}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{5}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{6}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{7}}}]]{{#if:|{{#if:|,|, and}} [[{{{8}}}]]{{#if:|, and [[{{{9}}}]]}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
| Cleanup has been requested for this article. See Wiktionary:Requests for cleanup - (Add entry) or the talk page of this article for details. This banner is inserted by using code {{rfc|reason}} . Don't forget to include the reason.. Once you have finished cleaning up this article, please remove this notice. You may also remove this notice if no reason has been given for placing it here. |
Contents |
[edit]
Dutch
[edit]
Pronunciation
/Én/
[edit]
Indefinite article
een
- placed before a singular noun, indicating a general case of a person or thing: a, an. Compare with de and het.
[edit]
Pronunciation
/e:n/
[edit]
Numeral
[edit]
Usage notes
- When it is clear from the context that 'een' is the number, not the indefinite article, it is written without the accents acutes; in all other cases with. For instance, 'one of those' is written een van die. In case the word must be written with accents and starts the sentence, the first letter is left unaccented, as in the example below.
[edit]
Examples
- Een hoed: a hat; een oor; an ear.
- Eén voor allen, allen voor één: one for all, all for one. (The motto of w:The Three Musketeers.)
[edit]
Translations
- Czech:
- not used
- jedna
- German:
- English:
- Spanish:
- French:
- Portuguese:
fr:een gl:een io:een id:een it:een la:een hu:een nl:een nds:een pl:een ru:een sv:een vi:een zh:een