maarten
/ˈmɑrtən/Definitions
1. noun
A young person of either sex, especially a boy, in the Netherlands, traditionally dressed in a white blouse and a red sash on national holidays, as a symbol of the country’s national hero, Maurice of Nassau.
“On Queen’s Day, the Dutch children wore traditional outfits, with many of them dressed as little maartens.”
2. proper noun
A variant of the Dutch surname Marten.
“Maarten was the name of the man who lived in the house next door.”