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Words of Max Havelaar · 91 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

fangen

catch; shall catch; caught 5 times

fangen, fang, gefangen

verb, infinitive; verb, present, first-person singular, elided ending; verb, past participle

fris

more refreshing; fresh twice

frisscher, frissche

adjective, comparative, predicative; adjective

Frisscher is the nineteenth-century spelling of modern frisser.

Seen once or twice

failleren

bankrupt once

faim

hunger once

fallen

fell twice

falloir

must twice

fanatiek

fanatical once

farao

Pharaoh twice

fassen

grasped once

fauteuil

armchair once

fee

fairy once

feestdag

holidays once

fel

fiercely once

femelarij

cant once

Feniciër

Phoenicians once

feodaal

feudal once

fern

far away once

Ferne

distance once

ferre

has won once

Feuerfliege

firefly once

Feuerflieglein

little fireflies once

fiat

fiat twice

Figaro

Figaro once

fijnheid

subtlety once

fijtzweer

boil twice

fil

thread once

finaal

finally once

Finger

fingers once

flauwblauw

pale-blue once

fliegen

flies twice

Flieglein

little fly twice

flikkeren

flashing once

florin

florins twice

fluisteren

whispered; whispering twice

Flur

meadows once

fluweel

velvet once

Flügel

wings once

foedraal

casing once

foei

For shame once

fonds

funds once

force

force twice

force majeure

force; majeure twice

formeren

form once

formule

formula once

formuleren

be formulated once

fortuinzoeker

fortune-hunters once

fragen

ask once

frak

dress-coat once

franje

fringe once

Fransman

Frenchman twice

freudig

joyfully once

freuen

is glad once

Fries

Frisian once

Friesland

Friesland once

froid

cold once

fromm

pious once

Frucht

fruit once

functie

function once

furca

yoke once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Multatuli / Eduard Douwes Dekker, d. 1887; Dutch 1860, Project Gutenberg #11024).
Translation
Public-domain Dutch (Multatuli, d. 1887; published 1860). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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