duurdzame
Duurdzame is not a standard entry in Dutch dictionaries as a separate word with its own meaning. In standard Dutch, the adjective expressing the idea of lasting, durable or environmentally friendly is duurzaa m; when describing a noun, the common inflected forms are duurza am (base) or duur za me used in front of a noun as duur za me energie, duur za me ontwikkeling, etc. The form duurdzame is generally considered nonstandard or a misspelling of duurzame, which is the feminine or attributive form before a noun such as de duurzame energie. The correct comparative and superlative are duurzamer and duurzaamst, respectively. The corresponding noun form is duurzaamheid, meaning sustainability or sustainability as a concept.
In usage, duurza am is widely employed in contexts related to environmental policy, energy, economy, and social
Duurzaamheid as a concept encompasses environmental, economic, and social dimensions, often described as a three-pillar or
See also: sustainability, renewable energy, circular economy, sustainable development, corporate social responsibility.