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== <small>Household</small> ==
== <small>Household</small> ==
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== <small>Infrastructure</small> ==
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Revision as of 18:00, 15 May 2022

There are various lexical differences between Amerikaens (and its dialects) and the Dutch dialects of the Netherlands. These are distributed throughout various registers of speech, from colloquial slang to formal speech.

Morphemes

Term English Derived from Notes
-lÿk -ly, -like, -ous, -able -lijk

Numbers

Term English Derived from Notes

Government and politics

Term English Derived from Notes
Bond Federation, union Bond
Verbond Association, society Verbond

Idioms and expressions

Term English Derived from Notes
To de nainz To the nines English, 1700s

Locations

Term English Derived from Notes

Food and drink

Term English Derived from Notes

Anatomy

Term English Derived from Notes

Clothes

Term English Derived from Notes

Household

Term English Derived from Notes

Infrastructure

Term English Derived from Notes

Culture

Term English Derived from Notes

Nature

Term English Derived from Notes
Bufalö Buffalo Búfalo
Moes Moose Mos
Wapiti Elk Wapiti
Kwaewon Woodpecker
Anowara Turtle
Atÿron Raccoon
Jötenu Hail
Sewant Wampum Seawan

See also