jam meaning in English
| Dutch | English |
|---|---|
| jam substantief | jam [jams](sweet mixture of fruit boiled with sugar) |
| jam substantief {f} | marmalade(citrus jam) |
| jam substantief {m} | yam [yams](any Dioscorea vine) |
| Jamaica eigennam {n} | Jamaica(country in the Caribbean) |
| jambe substantief {m} {f} | iamb(a metrical foot) |
| jambisch bijvoeglijk naamwoord | iambic(consisting of iambs or characterized by their predominance) |
| jammer interjection | tough(lack of sympathy) |
| jammer substantief | pity(something regrettable) |
| jammer genoeg bijwoord | unfortunately(happening through bad luck) |
| jammeren werkwoord | howl [howled, howling, howls](to utter a sound expressive of pain or distress) |
| jammeren substantief | whine [whines](long-drawn, high-pitched complaining cry or sound) |
| jampot substantief | jam jar(container for jam) |
| appeljam substantief {m} | apple butter(preserved apple purée) |
| benjamin substantief {m} | baby [babies](lastborn of a family) |
| djamboe bol substantief {?} | Malay applenoun |
| gejammer substantief | bellyaching(Whining and complaining, often contrived to evoke pity or shirk responsibility) |
| gejammer substantief {n} | howl [howls](prolonged cry of distress or anguish) |
| Mirjam eigennam | Miriam(sister of Moses and Aaron) |
| mjam interjection | yum(indicating delight at the flavor of food) |
| N'Djamena eigennam {n} | N'Djamena(capital city of Chad) |
| Ndjamena eigennam {n} | N'Djamena(capital city of Chad) |
| pyjama substantief {m} | pajamas [pajamas](clothes for wearing to bed and sleeping in) |
| sjamaan substantief {m} | shaman [shamans](religious and, or religious medium between the concrete and spirit worlds) witch doctor(person believed to ward off witchcraft and heal through magic) |
| sjamanisme substantief | shamanism(range of traditional beliefs) |
| sojamelk substantief {f} | soy milk [soy milks](beverage made from soybeans) |
| tjampadak substantief {m} | chempedak(fruit) |
| wat jammer phrase | too bad(that's a pity) what a pity(used to express regret) |
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