troch

Meaning

1. through
2. by; used to identify the agent of a verb

Pronounced as (IPA)

/trox/

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þurhw. Cognate with English through, thorough, Dutch door, German durch, Yiddish דורך (durkh).

Sentences

Hy komt der gewoan troch de doar yn .

He just enters through the door.

De buert sit op dit stuit sûnder stroom troch de brân .

The neighborhood is currently without electricity due to the fire.

Sy moast behannele wurde troch ambulânsepersoniel.

She had to be treated by ambulance personnel.

Hy kaam krekt út Parys en gie de oare moarns troch nei Londen.

He had just come from Paris and was going on to London the next morning.

Sykte en dea rinne as in reade tried troch it boek .

Disease and death run like a red thread through the book.

Troch sûn te iten en geregeld te bewegen fielst dy lekkerder.

By eating healthy and exercising regularly, you feel better.

De sjauffeur is troch de polysje heard op it buro .

The driver was heard by the police at the office.

In streekplan wurdt makke troch it provinsjaal bestjoer .

A regional plan is made by the provincial administration.