No. 5,614 in German

bielefelder

"Bielefelder" refers to something or someone from Bielefeld, a city in Germany.

In a sentence

Ich habe einen Bielefelder Kuchen probiert.
I tried a Bielefelder cake.
Here, 'Bielefelder' functions as an adjective derived from Bielefeld, describing something from or associated with this city.
In Bielefeld gibt es viele Bielefelder, die die Stadt lieben.
In Bielefeld, there are many Bielefelder who love the city.
Here, 'Bielefelder' is used as a noun meaning inhabitants of Bielefeld.
Der Bielefelder Markt ist heute besonders belebt.
The Bielefelder market is particularly busy today.
In this instance, 'Bielefelder' serves as an adjective describing the market associated with Bielefeld.

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