No. 3,009 in German
bader
"Bader" in German historically refers to a bathhouse attendant or barber-surgeon.
In a sentence
Gestern besuchten wir die alten Bäder der Stadt.
Yesterday we visited the old baths of the city.
In this context, 'Bäder' refers to public or ancient bathhouses.
Im Sommer erfreuen sich Kinder an den Freibädern.
In summer, children enjoy the outdoor swimming pools.
Here, 'Freibäder' is a compound form meaning outdoor swimming pools.
Wir informieren uns über die gesundheitlichen Vorteile von Mineralbädern.
We are learning about the health benefits of mineral baths.
In this sentence, 'Mineralbäder' specifies baths with mineral-rich water for therapeutic purposes.
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