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skóón
1
adjectiveFree from dirt, stains, or unwanted matter; clean.
skóón
Etymology
From Dutch schoon, meaning “clean, beautiful, fine”; related to older Germanic forms meaning “bright” or “clear.”
Examples
Die kombuis is skoon.
Die kómbuis is skóón.
The kitchen is clean.
Was jou hande totdat hulle skoon is.
Wás jou hánde tótdat hulle skóón is.
Wash your hands until they are clean.
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2
adjectiveMorally pure, innocent, or untainted.
skóón
Etymology
From Dutch schoon, meaning “clean, beautiful, fine”; related to older Germanic forms meaning “bright” or “clear.”
Examples
Hy het 'n skoon gewete.
Hy het 'n skóón gewéte.
He has a clear conscience.
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3
adverbCompletely, entirely, or altogether; used for emphasis.
skóón
Etymology
From Dutch schoon, meaning “clean, beautiful, fine”; the emphatic adverbial use developed from the sense of being wholly or clearly so.
Examples
Ek het dit skoon vergeet.
Ek het dit skóón vergéét.
I completely forgot it.
Die hond het skoon verdwyn.
Die hónd het skóón verdwyn.
The dog has completely disappeared.
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