gemoed
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gemoed (plural gemoedere, diminutive gemoedjie)
Dutch[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Middle Dutch ghemoede. Analyzable as ge- + moed. Cognate with German Gemüt, Old English gemēde.
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Noun[edit]
gemoed n (plural gemoederen, diminutive gemoedje n)
- feeling; heart; soul; mind
- Het lied raakte haar gemoed.
- The song touched her heart.
- Hij sprak met passie, vanuit zijn gemoed.
- He spoke with passion, from his soul.
- Ze deed het met heel haar gemoed.
- She did it with all her feeling.
- Hij probeert zijn gemoed te kalmeren.
- He is trying to calm his mind.
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