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laach
The German word "laach" is not standard; however, in certain dialects (e.g., Kölsch in Cologne), it means "laugh."
In a sentence
Ich laach immer, wenn ich etwas Lustiges sehe.
I always laugh when I see something funny.
Used as the verb 'to laugh', conjugated in first-person singular.
Sein laach beim Spielen war ansteckend.
His laughter while playing was contagious.
Used as a noun meaning 'laughter'.
Lass uns ein laach während des Wochenendes planen.
Let's plan a laughter during the weekend.
Used creatively as a noun to describe an instance or event of laughter.
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