No. 1,403 in German
halle
"Halle" in German means "hall" or "large room."
In a sentence
Die Halle war mit vielen Menschen gefüllt.
The hall was filled with many people.
Here, 'Halle' refers to a large indoor space, such as a concert venue or exhibition room, where people gather.
Im Zentrum der Stadt steht eine große Markthalle.
In the center of the city stands a large market hall.
In this instance, 'Markthalle' is a compound word where 'Halle' refers to a sheltered space designated for market activities.
Unter der alten Kirche befindet sich eine Gruft, bekannt als Totenhalle.
Under the old church lies a crypt known as the death hall.
In this sentence, 'Halle' refers to a specific chamber or room related to housing deceased individuals, showing its use in a specialized context.
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