Editing Dutch grammar (section)

===Multiplicative numbers===

These express a multiple of something. They are formed with the suffix {{lang|nl|-voud}} '-fold' and are neuter nouns.
* {{lang|nl|tweevoud}} 'a twofold, multiple of two'
* {{lang|nl|drievoud}} 'a threefold, multiple of three'
* {{lang|nl|honderdvoud}} 'a hundredfold, multiple of hundred'
For the number 1, {{lang|nl|enkelvoud}} 'singular(ity), a onefold' is used, which is derived from {{lang|nl|enkel}} 'single' rather than {{lang|nl|een}}. The "regular" form {{lang|nl|eenvoud}} instead means 'simpleness, uncomplicatedness, ease'.

Adjectives are formed by adding {{lang|nl|-ig}} to this, giving the combination {{lang|nl|-voudig}}.
* {{lang|nl|tweevoudig}} 'double, twofold'
* {{lang|nl|drievoudig}} 'triple, threefold'
* {{lang|nl|honderdvoudig}} 'hundredfold'
Again, {{lang|nl|enkelvoudig}} 'single, simple, onefold' is used for 1, and {{lang|nl|eenvoudig}} means 'simple, uncomplicated, easy'. Alternatively, the word {{lang|nl|enkel}} 'single' can be used alone. A synonym for {{lang|nl|tweevoudig}} is {{lang|nl|dubbel}}.