The Dutch term "men" matches the English term "one"

other dutch words that include "men" : english :
aan komen lopen tackle
aangenomen adopted, job
aankomen arrive
aankomend young, future, junior
aannemen employ, take, affiliate, confirm, receive, hire
aanstoot nemen aan resent
abonnement subscription
accompagnement escort, accompaniment
adembenemend breath-taking
ademen exhale, breathe
afdammen obstruct, bar
afkammen demolish
afkeer inboezemen nauseate
afnemen wane, diminish, decline
afremmen brake
afstammen originate, result, come
afstemmen adapt, accommodate, fit, adjust
als waarheid aannemen acknowledge, recognize
ameublement furniture
amusement amusement, fun, entertainment
appartement apartment, flat
argumenteren maintain
Armenië Armenia
arrondissement district
beamen approve, assent
beetnemen grapple, capture, hoax, mystify
beklemmen obsess
belang inboezemen interest
benoemen appoint, call
berijmen rhyme
beschamen abash
beschermen protect
bestemmen earmark, destine, ordain
betamen befit
betomen bridle, restrain, check
bezwijmen swoon
bij acclamatie benoemen acclaim, applaud
bijeenkomen congregate, assemble, meet
bijkomend accessory, secondary
blaasinstrument wind-instrument
Bohemen Bohemia
brommen mutter, buzz, hum
cement cement
claimen presume, claim
commentaar annotation
commentaar leveren op comment
compartiment coupé
complimenteren compliment
consument consumer
deelnemen participate
departement department
detachement detachment
dienst nemen enlist
dimensie measurement
document paper
doen toekomen transmit, send
dokument certificate, document
doorkomen succeed
dreigement threat
dromen dream, daydream
dromenland dreamland
dwarsbomen oppose
een douche nemen shower
een verhoor afnemen interrogate
eerstkomend nearest, next
element element
elementair elementary, elemental
endossement endorsement
erbarmen compassion
etablissement establishment
evenement event
examen examination, investigation, test
experimenteel experimental
experimenteren experiment
fenomenaal phenomenal
fermenteren ferment
fragment piece
fragmentarisch fragmentary
fundamenteel fundamental
galmen peal, resound
geheimenis mystery
gehoorzamen obey
gommen erase
gouvernement province, government
grommen bleat, neigh, bellow
hervormen reform
het veld ruimen relinquish, cede, yield
het verdommen refuse
in aanmerking komen count
in beslag nemen confiscate, absorb
in opstand komen revolt
in toenemende mate increasingly
in zich opnemen assimilate
inademen inhale
inboezemen inspire
inkomen income
innemen engulf
innemend sympathetic, charming
instrument instrument
instrumentenbord panel, dash-board, wainscot
Jemen Yemen
Jemenitisch Yemeni
kakement jaw, jawbone
kammen comb
kermen moan, groan
kiemen germinate
klemmen pinch
klimmen climb
Komen Comine
komend near
logement inn, hostel
medemens fellow-creature
menen suppose, deem, believe
mengeling mixture
mengelmoes mixture
mengen mix, blend, mingle, shuffle
mengsel mixture
menig many
menigmaal often, regularly, frequently
menigte pile, crowd, multitude, mass
menigvoudig diverse, varied, various
menigvuldig varied, diverse, various
mening opinion, supposition
mennen direct, steer, guide
mens man
mensdom mankind
menselijk human, humane
mensen persons, people
menseneter cannibal
mensheid mankind
menslievendheid charity
mentaal mental
mentor counsellor
metaalmengsel alloy
moment moment, instant
monument monument
monumentaal monumental
naar men zegt allegedly
nagekomen subsequent
Namen Namur
niemendal nothing, none
noemen mention, cite, call, quote
omarmen embrace
omkomen perish
onderkomen dwelling, residence
ondernemen undertake
ondernemend enterprising
onmens barbarian
onmenselijk barbaric, inhuman
ontkiemen germinate
ontkomen escape, flee
ontruimen evacuate
onvermengd absolute
op verhaal komen convalesce, recuperate
opklimmend rising
opkomen ascend
opkomen voor defend
opkomend new, novel
opnemen transfer
ornamentaal ornamental
overeenkomend analogous
overeenstemmen agree
overeenstemmend conforming
overkomen seem
parlement parliament
parlementair parliamentary
perkament parchment
petitionnement petition
pierement hurdy-gurdy
priemen sting, stab
promenade promenade
regiment regiment
reglement rules, regulations
reglementeren regulate
remmen brake
rijmen rhyme
roemen glorify, commend, praise, laud
Roemenië Romania, Rumania
sacrament sacrament
samen together, co-, fellow
samen- co-, fellow
samen met with
samengesteld complex
samenhang connection, unity
samenklank harmony, agreement
samenkomen assemble, congregate, converge, meet
samenkomst assemblage, gathering
samenlopen converge
samenscholing assembly
samenspannen conspire
samenspanning conspiracy
samenstellen compile, compose
samenstelling structure
samenvatten summarize
samenvoegen combine
samenwerken co-operate, cooperate
samenzweren conspire
schuimen foam
schuimend sparkling, effervescent
sentiment sentiment
sentimenteel sentimental
specimen specimen, sample
stemmen vote, tune
stromen flow
stromend fluent
tegemoetkomen aan satisfy
temmen tame
temperament temperament
testament will, testament
tezamen together
toekomen merit, deserve
toenemen freshen
tot inkeer komen repent
übermensch superman
uitademen exhale
uitkammen comb, rake
uitkomen sprout
uitwasemen fume
van mening zijn opine, think
verlammen paralyse
vermengen blend, mix, mingle, shuffle
vermenigvuldigen multiply
vernemen hear
veronachtzamen neglect
vervormen transform
verwarmen stoke
vlammen flame
volkomen full, entirely, completely, fully, perfect
volkomenheid perfection
vooringenomenheid prejudice
voorkomend friendly, affable, good-natured, kind
voorkomendheid kindness
vormen constitute, form, shape
weergalmen echo
wegnemen deduct
wraak nemen avenge
zwemmen swim
Dutch as an Influencer
The English language has much to thank Dutch for. Dutch settlers came to the American colonies during the 17th century and added a few words to the vocabulary. Words like Santa Claus, waffle, blink, cookie, bazooka, gin, and iceberg wouldn’t exist without it.
Learning Dutch is Easier for English Speakers
Given the influence Dutch has had on English, it makes sense that Dutch is easier for speakers to learn. This is in part because Dutch, German, and English have similar roots. It’s between English and German. It only has two definite articles, “de” and “het” to English’s one “the” and German’s “der”, “die”, “das”. But Dutch words are more difficult to pronounce. The way words are pronounced indicates to a native speaker whether they’re talking to a second-language speaker.
Dutch is a Melting Pot of Languages
Just as English owes a lot to Dutch for contributing to its vocabulary, Dutch owes the same to other languages. It picked up words like jus d’orange (orange juice) and pantalon from French, mazzel (lucky) and tof (cool) from Hebrew and others. Dutch also incorporates texting and social media slang from English as well as street slang from places like Morocco, the Antilles, and Suriname.