No. 7,660 in German
göhren
"Gören" (plural of "Göre") in German refers to "brats" or "cheeky children."
In a sentence
Die Göhren spielen laut im Park.
The girls are playing loudly in the park.
The noun 'Göhren' is used colloquially to refer to young girls, often emphasizing playfulness or liveliness.
Ich mag es nicht, wenn Göhren frech antworten.
I don't like it when girls respond cheekily.
Here, 'Göhren' refers to children, specifically highlighting behavior that might be perceived as cheeky or mischievous.
In alten Geschichten werden Göhren oft als neugierig beschrieben.
In old stories, girls are often described as curious.
The term 'Göhren' is again used for young girls or children, contextualized within traditional or old narratives.
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