No. 3,548 in German
lübbecker
"Lübbecker" refers to something or someone from the town of Lübbecke in Germany.
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern einen Lübecker getroffen.
I met a person from Lübeck yesterday.
In this sentence, 'lübecker' is used as a noun referring to someone originating from Lübeck, a city in Germany.
Das Lübecker Marzipan ist weltbekannt.
The Lübeck marzipan is world-famous.
Here, 'lübecker' is an adjective modifying 'Marzipan,' indicating that the marzipan originates from Lübeck.
Die Lübecker Straßen sind sehr charmant.
The streets of Lübeck are very charming.
In this context, 'lübecker' serves as an adjective qualifying 'Streets,' suggesting that these streets belong to or are located in Lübeck.
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