No. 7,688 in German
haarbüschel
A "haarbüschel" is a tuft or clump of hair.
In a sentence
Ein Haarbüschel löste sich aus ihrer Bürste.
A tuft of hair came loose from her brush.
Here, 'haarbüschel' is used to describe a cluster or group of hair strands that has formed a small bunch, emphasizing the noun's role in identifying a quantity or appearance of hair.
Er fand ein Haarbüschel in der Ecke des Raumes.
He found a tuft of hair in the corner of the room.
In this sentence, 'haarbüschel' illustrates the context of a detached mass of hair that is observable, likely indicating a natural or incidental occurrence.
Die Katze spielte mit einem Haarbüschel, das sie entdeckt hatte.
The cat played with a tuft of hair that it had discovered.
Here, 'haarbüschel' serves to elaborate on the object of the cat's attention, describing the physical characteristic of the hair as being clustered for playful interaction.
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