The English term "oh, aha, ah, woe, ow" matches the Dutch term "ach"

other english words that include "woe" : dutch :
pain, woe wee
other english words that include "ow" : dutch :
to, upon, towards, toward, beside, by, at aan
fellow kameraad
party, adherents, followers, supporters, disciples aanhang
goblin, gnome, brownie, imp aardmannetje
followers achterban
lower, decrease afdraaien
tea-towel afdroogdoek
browse afgrazen
recognize, acknowledge agnosceren
oh, ah, aha, ow ah
acknowledge, recognize als waarheid aannemen
neigh, bleat, bellow balken
sorrow, sadness bedroefdheid
meadow beemd
endow begiftigen
well-known bekend
know bekend zijn met
knowledge bekendheid
basin, bowl, pelvis bekken
narrow bekrompen
crown bekronen
beneath, below, downstairs, under, underneath beneden
powder bepoederen
save, stow, rescue, conserve bergen
snowy besneeuwd
own, possess bezitten
towards, by, at, beside, toward, to, bee bij
break-down, brakedown bijdraaien
sideshow, sideissue bijzaak
glow blaken
bleat, bellow, neigh blaten
meal, flower, bloom, flour bloem
cauliflower bloemkool
flowerpot bloempot
prow boeg
tow boegseren
crowd, multitude, mass, quantity, pile boel
crow bonte kraai
bow, arc boog
tea-towel bordendoek
bowling bowling
dowry bruidsschat
brown bruin
browneyed bruinogig
neigh, roar, bleat, yell, howl, bellow brullen
high-flown, extravagant buitennissig
bungalow bungalow
gunpowder buskruit
hamlet, township buurtschap
bellflower campanula
cowl capuchon
jester, buffoon, clown clown
co-, fellow co-
cowboy cowboy
below, downstairs, underneath daarbeneden
down, fluff dons
swallow doorslikken
showerstall douchehokje
showerhead douchekop
shower douchen
download downloaden
sorrow droefheid
crowd, pile, mass, multitude drom
drowsy druilerig
however echter
shower een douche nemen
harrow eggen
owner eigenaar
ownership, possession eigendom
ownership eigendomsrecht
elbow elleboog
now enfin
eerie, cramped, macabre, grisly, narrow eng
acknowledgement erkenning
have, possess, own erop nahouden
blow flap
furrow, wrinkle fronsen
opportunity, happen, grow, occurence, occur gebeuren
yellow geel
fellow-thinker geestverwant
hamlet, township gehucht
town-hall, townhall gemeentehuis
fowl, birds, poultry gevogelte
overpower geweld aandoen
glow gloeien
goblin, brownie, gnome gnoom
billow golfslag
throw, toss gooien
meadow grasland
growth groei
bleat, neigh, bellow grommen
towel handdoek
follow, observe handelen volgens
reign, rule, control, power heerschappij
crowbar, crow-bar hefboom
how, as, like hoe
how? hoe?
den, void, concave, cavern, cavity, empty, hollow hol
pillow hoofdkussen
crowd, pile, bevy, multitude, mass, collection hoop
blow houw
cowl huik
weep, howl huilen
squat, crouch, cower hurken
dowry huwelijksgift
owe in de schuld staan
cower, crouch, squat in elkaar duiken
nowhere in geen velden of wegen
glow in gloed staan
concave, hollow ingevallen
engulf, swallow inslikken
stow, surround, imply insluiten
gown, robe japon
gown, robe jurk
tallow, suet kaarsvet
dressing-gown kamerjas
growl, grumble kankeren
lamp-shade, roof, cowl kap
overthrow, hack kappen
throw keilen
know kennen
acquaintance, knowledge kennis
blow klap
vowel klinker
bellflower klokje
bovine, cow koe
crowbar, crow-bar koevoet
pelvis, bowl, basin kom
now komaan
window-frame kozijn
crow kraai
cramped, narrow krap
crown kronen
gunpowder kruit
wheelbarrow kruiwagen
knowledge kunde
low, vile, deep laag
cowardice lafhartigheid
cowardice lafheid
slow, slowly, leasurely langzaam
cause, allow, let laten
let, allow laten begaan
show, manifest laten blijken
allow, let laten schieten
supporters, party, following, disciples, adherents leden
borrow, loan, lend lenen
ticket-window loket
go, march, step, flow, tread, walk, pace lopen
cut, mow maaien
but, only, however, solely maar
power macht
powerful machtig
softness, mellowness malsheid
show, manifest manifesteren
cowl mantelkap
Marowine Marowijne
mass, multitude, pile, crowd massa
fellow-creature medemens
fellow-thinker medestander
endow meegeven
full-grown, grown-up meerderjarig
milk-powder melkpoeder
pile, crowd, multitude, mass menigte
blow mep
power mogendheid
grown-up, full-grown mondig
growl, grumble mopperen
tomorrow, morning morgen
growl, mutter, grumble morren
Moscow Moskou
brakedown motorpech
sandy, powdery, loose mul
sparrow mus
wallflower muurbloem
toward, ill, towards, along, sick, to, bleak naar
fellow-creature naaste
after-treatment, follow-up nabehandeling
night-gown, nightie, night-dress nachtjapon
screech-owl nachtuil
tight, strait, cramped, narrow nauw
overthrow neervellen
nowhere nergens
fluff, down nesthaar
nevertheless, however niettemin
now nou
now nu
oh, aha, ah, ow och
ah, oh, aha, ow oh
obscure, unknown onbekend
underneath, beneath, for, below, whilst, between onder
décor, decoration, renown, decor, distinction onderscheiding
superficial, shallow ondiep
evolution, development, growth, output ontwikkeling
somehow op de een of andere manier
how? op welke manier?
quietly, leisurely, leasurely, slowly op zijn gemak
stow opbergen
superficial, shallow, shallowly oppervlakkig
observe, follow opvolgen
superfluous, overflowing overbodig
overpower overmeesteren
overflowing, superfluous overtollig
horsepower paardekracht
clown paljas
brakedown panne
break-down panne hebben
brakedown pech
clown pias
arrow pijl
village, spot, location, town, courtyard, place plaats
vow plechtig beloven
powder poederen
town-hall, townhall raadhuis
framework, window, cadre raam
window-frame raamkozijn
rainbow regenboog
suet, tallow reuzel
possess, own rijk zijn
furrow, wrinkle rimpelen
row-boat, rowing-boat roeiboot
row roeien
rhombus, window-glass ruit
together, co-, fellow samen
co-, fellow samen-
tail, shadow schaduwen
arrow scheut
owe schuldig zijn
sort, trap, battle, blow, scuffle slag
drowsy, sleepy slaperig
towing-line sleepkabel
towing-line sleeptouw
towing-line sleeptros
tow slepen
swallow slikken
narrow smal
disappointment, annoyance, sorrow, grief smart
tallow, suet smeer
snow sneeuwen
snowman sneeuwpop
snowflake sneeuwvlok
beam, crowbar, crow-bar, ray spaak
growl, grumble sputteren
town stad
townhall stadhuis
town stadje
screech-owl steenuil
flow stromen
sugar-bowl, sugarbowl suikerpot
tallow, suet talg
tallow, suet talk
toward, towards, to, against tegen
nowadays, topical, present-day, currently, present tegenwoordig
now tja
then, surely, therefore, however, so toch
grow, happen toegaan
gown, robe toga
arc, bow toog
tower toren
on, toward, to, as, until, towards, like tot
tow, migrate, wander, haul, drag, roam trekken
night-moth, owl, moth uil
throw uitspelen
sow, disseminate uitzaaien
overthrow vellen
window venster
window-frame vensterkozijn
sallow, pale verbleekt
drown verdrinken
rot, putrefy, drown vergaan
decrease, lower, degrade verlagen
drown verloren gaan
well-known, reliable, trustworthy vertrouwd
showcase vitrine
hamlet, township vlek
flow vlieten
flow vloeien
shallowly vluchtig
vowel vocaal
vowel vokaal
basin, pelvis, bowl vont
to, towards, until, like, before, toward, as voor
prow voorschip
prow voorsteven
happen, grow voortgang hebben
down, fluff waas
growth wasdom
widow weduwe
widower weduwnaar
softness, mellowness weekheid
serum, meadow wei
meadow weide
meadow weiland
well-being, though, surely, now, although, source wel
brow, eyebrow wenkbrauw
throw werpen
willow wilg
overthrow wippen
mildness, softness, mellowness, balminess zachtheid
slowly, gently, leasurely, carefully zachtjes
sideshow, sideissue zijkant
sunflower zonnebloem
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.