No. 8,069 in German
ices
The German word "ices" does not exist. You might mean "Eis," which means "ice" or "ice cream" in English.
In a sentence
Das Eis schmilzt schneller in der Sommerhitze.
The ice melts faster in the summer heat.
The word 'Eis' refers to the frozen water, commonly known as ice.
Ich esse gern Schokoladeneis.
I like to eat chocolate ice cream.
The word 'Eis' in this context stands for ice cream, specifically flavored.
Pass auf, das Eis auf dem Gehweg ist rutschig.
Be careful, the ice on the sidewalk is slippery.
Here, 'Eis' again denotes frozen water, specifically as a hazard while walking.
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