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No. 1,671 in German

berger

The German word "Berger" typically means "hill dweller" or "mountaineer," often used as a surname.

In a sentence

  • Ein kluger Berger hilft seinen Studenten überall.

    A wise Berger helps his students everywhere.

    In this sentence, 'Berger' is used as a proper noun, possibly a surname, denoting a person.

  • Die bergerische Landschaft fasziniert viele Besucher.

    The mountainous landscape fascinates many visitors.

    Here, 'berger' is used as an adjective derived from 'Berg', meaning 'mountainous'.

  • Ein Berger ist jemand, der gerne in den Bergen lebt.

    A Berger is someone who enjoys living in the mountains.

    In this case, 'Berger' refers to an inhabitant or someone who identifies with the mountains, derived from 'Berg' which means 'mountain'.

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