Regerings-
Example: De regerings-vergadering gaat morgen om negen uur beginnen.
Definition
"Regerings-" is a Dutch adjective prefix related to government or governance. It is used to describe something pertaining to the government, such as a meeting, policy, or official body. For example, in "De regerings-vergadering," it refers to a government meeting.
Etymology
The Dutch prefix "regerings-" comes from the noun "regering," which means government. "Regering" itself originates from the verb "regeren," meaning to govern or rule. This verb is derived from the Latin "regere," meaning to guide or direct. Did you know? The root "reg-" is also found in English words like 'regent' and 'regulate,' all connected to ruling or guiding.
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"Regerings-" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - History - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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