No. 8,573 in German
koblenzer
"Koblenzer" refers to a person from Koblenz, a city in Germany.
In a sentence
Der Koblenzer Bürgermeister hielt eine Rede.
The mayor of Koblenz gave a speech.
In this sentence, 'Koblenzer' functions as an adjective describing the mayor, indicating that they are from Koblenz.
Sie haben einen Koblenzer Wein mitgebracht.
They brought a Koblenz wine.
Here, 'Koblenzer' is used as an adjective to describe the wine, suggesting it originates from Koblenz.
Die Koblenzer sind stolz auf ihre Stadt.
The people of Koblenz are proud of their city.
In this usage, 'Koblenzer' serves as a plural noun referring to the inhabitants of Koblenz.
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