No. 8,873 in German
lambs
The German word "Lambs" is not correct; it seems to be an error. If you meant "Lamm," it means "lamb" (a young sheep).
In a sentence
Die Lämmer auf der Wiese sind besonders niedlich.
The lambs in the meadow are particularly cute.
Here, 'Lämmer' is used as a plural noun to refer generally to the lambs as young sheep in context.
Ich habe Lämmer in der Schafherde gesehen.
I saw lambs among the sheep flock.
In this sentence, 'Lämmer' appears again as a plural noun emphasizing the presence of lambs within a group of sheep.
Die Lämmer spielen im Sonnenlicht.
The lambs are playing in the sunlight.
Here, 'Lämmer' denotes the subject of the sentence, portraying an innocent and playful scene involving the lambs.
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