hollandic

As a noun terms

is .

As a proper noun hollandic is

a contemporary dialect of the dutch language.

Zealandic is a coordinate term of hollandic.

As proper nouns the difference between zealandic and hollandic

is that zealandic is the dialect of danish spoken in zealand, island in the north sea while hollandic is a contemporary dialect of the dutch language.

Limburgish is a coordinate term of hollandic.

As proper nouns the difference between limburgish and hollandic

is that limburgish is a germanic language spoken near the common border between the netherlands, belgium and germany while hollandic is a contemporary dialect of the dutch language.

Hollandic is a coordinate term of brabantian.

As proper nouns the difference between brabantian and hollandic

is that brabantian is the language/dialect mainly spoken in North Brabant (Holland), Antwerp and Flemish Brabant provinces, (Belgium) while Hollandic is a contemporary dialect of the Dutch language.

As an adjective Brabantian

is of or pertaining to the Brabantian language.

As a noun Brabantian

is a person from the respective provinces or historic region (esp. if Brabantian-spoken) of Brabant.

As proper nouns the difference between dutch and hollandic

is that dutch is the main language of the Netherlands and Flanders (i.e., the northern half of Belgium) while Hollandic is a contemporary dialect of the Dutch language.

As an adjective Dutch

is german.

As a noun dutch

is wife.