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the: de click to hear 2 / het click to hear 2 3 - 't click to hear ->>
Plurals always take 'de'
a: (een) - 'n click to hear / one: één click to hear 2 3

[daisies] [daisies]
madeliefjes click to hear		 [dandelion]
(de) paardebloem click to hear		 [poppies]
klaprozen click to hear
[violet]
(het) viooltje click to hear		 [violets] [violets] [violets]
viooltjes click to hear
[large daisies - marguerites]
margrieten click to hear 		[daffodils]
narcissen click to hear		 [lillies] [lillies]
lelies click to hear 2
[carnation]
(de) anjer click to hear 2 		[chrysantemums]
chrysanten click to hear		 [tulips]
tulpen click to hear tulips page		 [sunflower]
(de) zonnebloem click to hear 2
[digitalis] [digitalis]
(het) vingerhoedskruid click to hear 		[geranium]
(de) geranium click to hear		 [blossom, bloom] [blossom, bloom]
(de) bloesem click to hear
[ivy]
(de/het) klimop click to hear		 [a fern]
(de) varen click to hear		 [moss]
(het) mos click to hear		 [succulent] [succulent]
(de) vetplant click to hear
(de) anjer / anjers click to hear ('carnation') - the white anjer click to hear was Prince Bernhard's flower, and a WWII symbol of resistance
(de) geranium click to hear ('geranium') - geranium / geraniums click to hear
(de) lelie click to hear ('lily') - lelie / lelies click to hear
lelietjes van dale click to hear ('lilies of the valley')
(de) narcis / narcissen click to hear ('daffodil') - I put the stress in narcis click to hear on the I, some people put it on the A: nArcis click to hear but I have difficulty putting the stress in the plural on the A: nArcis - narcIssen click to hear
(de) paardenbloem click to hear ('dandelion') is literally 'horse-flower.'
(de) roos / rozen click to hear 2 ('rose')
(de) gladiool / gladiolen click to hear ('gladioli?)
(de) vingerhoed click to hear ('[finger-hat] thimble') - vingerhoedskruid click to hear ('[thimble-weed] digitalis')
(het) viooltje / viooltjes click to hear ('violets.') Viooltje could also be 'small violin,' but it's rare.
(de) orchidee / orchideeën click to hear ('orchid') - note the 'umlaut'-like double dots on the last E: in Dutch they're called 'trema' click to hear and indicate a syllable break.
(de) tulp click to hear ('tulip') - tulpen click to hear ('tulips') - tulips page
margrieten click to hear ('marguerites, daisies') - (de) margriet / margrieten click to hear
(het) kruidje-roer-me-niet click to hear ('touch-me-not, Mimosa, snapweed')

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