If it's your birthday, then you are JARIG. The English do not have an adjective like the Dutch do. A 'birthday boy' is a 'jarige Job' and a ' ...

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The Dutch word is extremely common. It literally translates to "year-y" because we have a verb "verjaren" (To "re-year" or to "trans-year") which means " ...

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Jarig means that you have years or are aging. So "het is mijn verjaardag vandaag" can be translated to "today is the day I become older". And " ...

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'Jarig' is an adjective. It tells what you are. * Ik ben jarig. 'Verjaardag' is a noun. It means 'birthday'. * Het is mijn verjaardag.

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The closest translation for birthday is verjaardag--the day you celebrate the anniversary of your birth. As in it's your birthday. But jarig, ...

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Verjaardag= combines "jaar" (year) with "dag" (day) to literally mean "birthday". Want to sound extra thoughtful? You can mix and match these ...

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In Dutch, there's a verb for 'becoming one year older, celebrating one's birthday' verjaren*. In fact, the literal translation of birthday, ...

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Wiktionary · date of birth. birthday → geboortedatum; · anniversary. birthday → verjaardag;.

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