This is the 6787th most frequent German word.
fsr
"Fsr" is not a standard German word. It may be an abbreviation or typo.
In this instance, 'fsr' again stands in for 'for some reason', indicating uncertain justification in the situation.
Er meinte, fsr sei das Problem schon gelöst.
He said, for some reason, the problem is already solved.
Here, 'fsr' serves as 'for some reason', but this represents an unusual inclusion in German text, likely reflecting code-switching or unique linguistic style.
Die fsr genutzte Methode war veraltet.
The for some reason utilized method was outdated.
Here, 'fsr' could be interpreted as an abbreviation for 'for some reason', used in English contexts but presented in a German sentence.