No. 8,556 in German
klützer
The word "klützer" does not have a direct definition in standard German; it may be a proper noun (e.g., a surname or a reference to Klütz, a town in Germany) or a misspelling.
In a sentence
Jan ist ein talentierter Klützer, der in seiner Werkstadt arbeitet.
Jan is a talented tinkerer who works in his workshop.
The word 'Klützer' is used as a noun meaning 'tinkerer'.
Klützer wie Anna verbringen oft Stunden damit, kreative Lösungen zu finden.
Tinkerers like Anna often spend hours finding creative solutions.
Here, 'Klützer' is used in plural form to describe people who enjoy tinkering.
Ihr klüzt seit Stunden an diesem Puzzle, warum nimmt niemand eine Pause?
You have been tinkering with this puzzle for hours; why doesn't anyone take a break?
The verb form 'klüzt' is derived from the noun and means to tinker or fiddle.
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