No. 6,220 in German
devils
The German word "Teufel" translates to "devil" or "devils" in English, referring to evil spirits or demons.
In a sentence
Die Teufel in der Geschichte sind sehr furchterregend.
The devils in the story are very frightening.
Used as the plural form of the noun 'Teufel', meaning 'devil'.
Er kämpfte gegen seine inneren Teufel.
He fought against his inner devils.
Metaphorical usage of 'Teufel' to refer to personal challenges or struggles.
Die alte Redensart besagt: 'Der Teufel steckt im Detail.'
The old saying goes: 'The devil is in the details.'
Figurative use of 'Teufel' in a proverb, indicating careful attention to small details is important.
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