No. 7,204 in German
gaga
"Gaga" in German means crazy, nonsensical, or absurd.
In a sentence
Der Sänger ist heute wirklich gaga mit seiner verrückten Performance.
The singer is truly gaga today with his crazy performance.
In this sentence, 'gaga' is used colloquially to mean 'crazy' or 'absurd,' describing behavior or an action.
Sie ist ganz gaga wegen ihrer neuen Katze.
She is completely gaga about her new cat.
Here, 'gaga' denotes being overly enthusiastic or obsessed with something.
Seit dem Unfall scheint er ein wenig gaga zu sein.
Since the accident, he seems to be a bit gaga.
In this context, 'gaga' is used to imply someone seems a bit confused or out of sorts, potentially due to an incident.
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