Definition
Relating to or characteristic of Dutch people or the Netherlands; having qualities associated with Dutch culture or people.
Etymology
From 'Dutch' (from Middle Dutch 'duits,' meaning 'of the people' or 'vernacular') plus '-y.' The term has been used informally since the 1600s when English traders and sailors frequently interacted with the Dutch.
Kelly Says
Dutch went from being a word meaning 'common people's language' to the name of an entire country—the Dutch are called 'Dutch' because English speakers heard 'duits' (meaning common/popular) and Anglicized it!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ን Darüber ላንድ
n-da-ba-ra la-n-di
ARالعربية
هولندية
ho-lan-di-ya
BNবাংলা
হল্যান্ডি
hol-lan-di
CACatalà
holandès
ho-lan-es
CSČeština
Holanďanka
ho-lan-djan-ka
DADansk
hollandsk
hol-land-sk
DEDeutsch
Niederländerin
ni-der-lan-de-rin
ELΕλληνικά
Ολλανδός
ol-lan-dos
ESEspañol
holandesa
o-lan-de-sa
FISuomi
hollantilainen
hol-lan-ti-lai-nen
FRFrançais
hollandaise
o-lan-dez
GUGU
નેધરલેન્ડ
ne-tha-ra-len
HEעברית
הולנדית
ho-lan-dit
HIहिन्दी
नीदरलैंडी
nee-dar-lan-dee
HUMagyar
holland
hol-land
IDBahasa Indonesia
Belanda
be-lan-da
IGIG
Netherlands
ne-ther-lands
ITItaliano
olandese
o-lan-de-ze
KKKK
Голландия
gol-lan-dia
KO한국어
네덜란드인
ne-de-le-lan-deu-rin
MSBahasa Melayu
Belanda
be-lan-da
NLNederlands
Nederlander
ne-der-lan-der
NONorsk
nederlender
ne-der-len-der
PLPolski
Holandia
ho-lan-dia
PTPortuguês
holandesa
o-lan-de-za
RORomână
olandescă
o-lan-des-ka
RUРусский
голландка
gol-land-ka
SVSvenska
holländare
hol-lan-dare
SWKiswahili
Hollandi
ho-lan-di
TAதமிழ்
நெதர்லாந்து
ne-tha-ra-nthu
TEతెలుగు
నెదర్లాండ్స్
ne-dar-lan-ds
THไทย
ชาวดัตช์
chaaw dat-ch
TRTürkçe
hollandlı
hol-lan-lı
UKУкраїнська
голландка
go-lan-dka
VITiếng Việt
người Hà Lan
nguoi Ha Lan