No. 7,121 in German
fritsch
"Fritsch" is not a standard German word but rather a surname. If intended as "frisch," it means "fresh" in English.
In a sentence
Die Luft hier ist frisch und angenehm.
The air here is fresh and pleasant.
Here, 'frisch' is used as an adjective to describe clean and invigorating qualities of the air.
Ich möchte ein frisch gebackenes Brot kaufen.
I want to buy a freshly baked bread.
In this sentence, 'frisch' functions as an adverb describing the recent preparation of the bread.
Nach der Dusche fühle ich mich frisch.
After the shower, I feel fresh.
Here, 'frisch' is used as an adjective indicating a revived or refreshed state of being.
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