No. 7,205 in German
gaillards
The word "gaillards" is not German; it is French and means "lively, robust, or hardy individuals."
In a sentence
Die Gaillards sind auf jeden Fall mutige Seefahrer gewesen.
The Gaillards were certainly brave sailors.
Used as a proper noun or name, describing a specific group or historical figure.
Diese Gaillards haben sich wirklich allen Herausforderungen gestellt.
These Gaillards truly faced all challenges.
Again, as a proper noun, highlighting determination or courage.
In alten Liedern werden die Gaillards oft als Helden besungen.
In old songs, the Gaillards are often sung about as heroes.
Used in literature or folklore, indicating heroic or legendary status.
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