De tak
Example: De tak van de boom is gebroken door de storm.
Definition
"De tak" refers to a branch of a tree, which is a woody extension growing out from the main trunk or stem. It often supports leaves, flowers, or fruit and can vary in size from a small twig to a thick limb.
Etymology
The Dutch word "de tak" originates from Old Dutch, related to the German word "der Ast" and English "stake." It originally described a stick or branch, highlighting its natural connection to tree limbs. Did you know? The word shares roots with terms for wooden objects used for support or fencing.
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"De tak" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - General - (B1) - set 2", containing 113 commonly used words.
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