Ondt

Ondt is a Dutch word that translates to "bad" or "evil" in English. It is derived from the Old Dutch word "ont," which means "against" or "opposite," and the suffix "-dt," which indicates a past participle. The word "ondt" is used to describe something that is morally wrong, harmful, or unpleasant. In modern Dutch, the word "ondt" is rarely used in its original form and is often replaced by more specific terms such as "slecht" (bad) or "kwade" (evil). Despite its infrequent use, "ondt" remains an important part of the Dutch language's historical and etymological context.