No. 8,143 in German
ingelheimer
"Ingelheimer" refers to something or someone originating from or related to Ingelheim, a town in Germany.
In a sentence
Ich habe einen Ingelheimer Wein probiert.
I tried an Ingelheimer wine.
'Ingelheimer' is used as an adjective derived from a place name, 'Ingelheim', to describe the wine's origin.
Der Ingelheimer Bürgermeister sprach gestern auf dem Platz.
The mayor of Ingelheim spoke on the square yesterday.
'Ingelheimer' functions as a demonym, describing someone or something related to Ingelheim.
Diese Ingelheimer Tradition ist bekannt für ihre Einzigartigkeit.
This Ingelheim tradition is known for its uniqueness.
'Ingelheimer' is an attributive adjective characterizing the noun 'Tradition' in relation to Ingelheim.
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