vervol

Vervol is an obscure term that does not have a widely recognized definition in major dictionaries. In contemporary Dutch and English-language reference works, it is not listed as a distinct word. When encountered, it is typically considered a misspelling or an alternate, nonstandard variant of vervolg, the standard Dutch word for a sequel or continuation.

Etymology and linguistic notes reveal that the standard form verfol genomically derives from the Dutch verb volgen (to follow) and the noun vervolg (sequel, continuation). The prefix ver- can modify meaning in various ways, but in this case the common, established noun is vervolg, not vernieuwed by dropping the final g. Therefore, vervol is generally treated as a nonstandard truncation rather than a separate etymological item.

Usage and interpretation are therefore limited. In ordinary writing, if you see vervol, it is most likely a typographical error for vervolg or a deliberate stylization in a fictional or brand context. There is no established meaning or usage for vervol beyond that uncertainty, and it is not employed as a standard linguistic term in Dutch.

In summary, vervol is not a recognized term in standard Dutch linguistics. The correct word for “sequel” or “continuation” is vervolg, with the related verb volgen and the noun vervolging carrying different meanings. If potrebno, vervol may appear only as a misspelling or a stylistic choice rather than a defined concept. See also vervolg and volgen.