No. 9,182 in German
lüneburger
"Lüneburger" refers to something or someone originating from Lüneburg, a town in Germany.
In a sentence
Der Lüneburger Heide ist ein bekanntes Ausflugsziel in Deutschland.
The Lüneburg Heath is a well-known excursion destination in Germany.
Here, 'Lüneburger' describes the heath, indicating its location in or association with Lüneburg.
Ein Lüneburger Bäcker gewann den nationalen Backwettbewerb.
A baker from Lüneburg won the national baking competition.
In this context, 'Lüneburger' works as an adjective to describe the noun 'baker,' referring to their origin.
Auf dem Lüneburger Weihnachtsmarkt gibt es viele handgemachte Geschenke.
At the Lüneburg Christmas Market, there are many handmade gifts.
Here, 'Lüneburger' is used attributively to describe the Christmas market, linking it to Lüneburg.
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