Dutch language
URI(s)
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85040106
- info:lc/authorities/sh85040106
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/sh85040106#concept
Instance Of
Scheme Membership(s)
Collection Membership(s)
Variants
- Flemish language
- Netherlandic language
Broader Terms
Narrower Terms
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Narrower Concepts from Other Schemes
Dutch language--Accents and accentuation 
- Dutch language--Acquisition
- Dutch language--Adjective
- Dutch language--Adverb
- Dutch language--Alphabet
- Dutch language--Article
- Dutch language--Auxiliary verbs
- Dutch language--Compound words
- Dutch language--Data processing
- Dutch language--Diminutives
- Dutch language--Discourse analysis
- Dutch language--Eponyms
- Dutch language--Euphemism
- Dutch language--Foreign elements
- Dutch language--Foreign words and phrases
- Dutch language--Foreign words and phrases--English
- Dutch language--Foreign words and phrases--French
- Dutch language--Foreign words and phrases--Indonesian
- Dutch language--Gender
- Dutch language--Government jargon
- Dutch language--Grammar--Study and teaching
- Dutch language--Grammar, Comparative
- Dutch language--Grammar, Comparative--Afrikaans
- Dutch language--Grammar, Comparative--English
- Dutch language--Grammar, Comparative--French
- Dutch language--Grammar, Comparative--German
- Dutch language--Grammar, Generative
- Dutch language--Grammar, Historical
- Dutch language--Historiography
- Dutch language--Idioms
- Dutch language--Infinitive
- Dutch language--Inflection
- Dutch language--Influence
- Dutch language--Interrogative
- Dutch language--Intonation
- Dutch language--Jargon
- Dutch language--Jargon--Dictionaries
- Dutch language--Lexicography
- Dutch language--Lexicology
- Dutch language--Morphology
- Dutch language--New words
- Dutch language--Noun
- Dutch language--Noun phrase
- Dutch language--Particles
- Dutch language--Phonology
- Dutch language--Political aspects
- Dutch language--Prepositions
- Dutch language--Pronoun
- Dutch language--Pronunciation
- Dutch language--Psychological aspects
- Dutch language--Punctuation
- Dutch language--Research
- Dutch language--Rhetoric
- Dutch language--Rhetoric--Study and teaching (Secondary)
- Dutch language--Rhyme
- Dutch language--Rhythm
- Dutch language--Sentences
- Dutch language--Sex differences
- Dutch language--Social aspects
- Dutch language--Spoken Dutch
- Dutch language--Study and teaching
- Dutch language--Study and teaching (Elementary)
- Dutch language--Study and teaching (Elementary)--Foreign speakers
- Dutch language--Study and teaching (Primary)
- Dutch language--Study and teaching (Secondary)
- Dutch language--Study and teaching (Secondary)--Turkish speakers
- Dutch language--Study and teaching--Audio-visual aids
- Dutch language--Study and teaching--Papiamento speakers
- Dutch language--Study and teaching--Turkish speakers
- Dutch language--Suffixes and prefixes
- Dutch language--Syllabication
- Dutch language--Synonyms and antonyms
- Dutch language--Tense
- Dutch language--Textbooks
- Dutch language--Translating into English
- Dutch language--Translating into German
- Dutch language--Translating into Japanese
- Dutch language--Transliteration into Bulgarian
- Dutch language--Usage
- Dutch language--Variation
- Dutch language--Verb
- Dutch language--Versification
- Dutch language--Vocabulary
- Dutch language--Vowels
- Dutch language--Word formation
- Dutch language--Word frequency
- Dutch language--Word order
- Dutch language--Writing
Earlier Established Forms
- Flemish language
Sources
- found: Ethnologue WWW site, Feb. 24, 2009(Dutch; classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, Low Saxon-Low Franconian, Low Franconian)
LC Classification
- PF1-PF979
Change Notes
- 1986-02-11: new
- 2009-03-20: revised
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