Hogwarts in Dutch
Hogwarts in Dutch is Zweinstein — Hogwarts means the fictional boarding school for young witches and wizards in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels.
Hogwarts in Dutch
What does "Hogwarts" mean?
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noun The fictional boarding school for young witches and wizards in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels.
"In the books, first-years are sorted into one of four houses on their first night at Hogwarts."
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noun Informal: any institution seen as strange, eccentric, or almost magical compared to ordinary places.
"Colleagues joked that the quirky research lab felt like a real-world Hogwarts."
Hogwarts in a sentence
- In the books, first-years are sorted into one of four houses on their first night at Hogwarts.
- Colleagues joked that the quirky research lab felt like a real-world Hogwarts.
Common Dutch translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Hogwarts" in Dutch?
"Hogwarts" in Dutch is Zweinstein. Hogwarts means: The fictional boarding school for young witches and wizards in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels.
How do you use "Hogwarts" in a sentence?
Example: "In the books, first-years are sorted into one of four houses on their first night at Hogwarts." In Dutch, "Hogwarts" is Zweinstein.