This is the 6985th most frequent German word.
flohr
The German word "Flohr" does not exist. You might mean "Floh," which translates to "flea" in English.
Here, 'Flohr' is used as a noun referring to a 'flea', demonstrating its primary usage as a small jumping insect.
Ein Flohr sprang über das Buch.
A flea jumped over the book.
In this instance, 'Flohr' is still a noun, but it is used metaphorically to refer to an artistic representation or creation resembling a flea.
Die Menschen bewunderten den Flohr, den der Künstler geschaffen hatte.
People admired the flea the artist had created.
Here, 'Flohrmarkt' uses 'Flohr' within a compound noun, where it metaphorically refers to the flea market ('Flohmarkt') contextually linked to items associated with a flea or bustling environment.