No. 8,936 in German
latte
The German word "Latte" means "slat," "bar," or "beam" in English.
In a sentence
Ich brauche eine Latte, um das Regal zu befestigen.
I need a slat to secure the shelf.
In this context, 'Latte' refers to a slat, a long, narrow piece of wood or similar material used in construction.
Kann ich einen Latte Macchiato bestellen?
Can I order a Latte Macchiato?
Here, 'Latte' is part of the phrase 'Latte Macchiato,' which is a type of coffee prepared with milk.
Die Katze balanciert auf einer Latte des Zauns.
The cat is balancing on a slat of the fence.
Once again, 'Latte' means slat, but here it's specifically related to the fencing material.
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