No. 5,854 in German
bunny
The German word for "bunny" is "Kaninchen," meaning a small rabbit.
In a sentence
Der kleine Hase hüpfte fröhlich im Garten.
The little bunny hopped happily in the garden.
The word "Hase" is used to denote a bunny as a small rabbit, often found in natural contexts.
Das Kuscheltier in Form eines Hasen ist sehr weich.
The stuffed animal in the shape of a bunny is very soft.
Here, "Hase" describes a bunny as a representation, such as a toy or decoration.
Wir haben einen Osterhasen aus Schokolade gegessen.
We ate a chocolate bunny for Easter.
In this sentence, "Hase" represents a bunny as a figure or design, particularly a chocolate creation linked to Easter traditions.
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