Veroverd
Example: Het kasteel is door het leger veroverd na lange strijd.
Definition
"Veroverd" is a Dutch adjective meaning conquered or captured, typically used in a historical context. It describes something, such as a castle or territory, that has been taken control of by force or military action after a struggle.
Etymology
The Dutch adjective "veroverd" comes from the verb "veroveren," which means to conquer or capture. This verb is formed from the prefix "ver-" indicating completion or intensity, and "over," meaning over or beyond. Did you know? The concept behind "veroverd" reflects the idea of overcoming or gaining control over something.
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"Veroverd" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - History - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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