This is the 802nd most frequent Dutch word.
ing
The Dutch word "ing" does not exist as an independent word; it might be a misinterpretation or truncation. Please check the context.
Here, 'ing' forms part of the noun 'regering', which translates to 'government' in English. It is used to denote an institution or organized body.
De regering heeft een nieuwe wet aangenomen.
The government has adopted a new law.
The suffix 'ing' is used to derive a noun 'beëindiging', which represents the act or process of completing. It turns a verb action ('beëindig') into a noun.
Hij werkt aan de beëindiging van zijn project.
He is working on the completion of his project.
In this sentence, 'ing' is indirectly found within the Dutch word 'koning', meaning 'king'. It is part of the word and does not represent a stand-alone morpheme.