No. 9,066 in German
liestaler
"Liestaler" refers to a person from Liestal, a town in Switzerland.
In a sentence
Der Junge nennt sich stolz einen Liestaler.
The boy proudly calls himself a Liestaler.
In this sentence, 'liestaler' is used as a noun to indicate a person residing in or originating from Liestal, a town in Switzerland.
Die Liestaler sind bekannt für ihre traditionelle Parade.
The people of Liestal are known for their traditional parade.
Here, 'liestaler' is used as a plural noun (collective) referring to the inhabitants of Liestal collectively.
Ich habe einen Artikel über die Liestaler Traditionen gelesen.
I read an article about the traditions of the Liestaler.
In this usage, 'liestaler' as a plural identifies people or cultural elements associated with Liestal, emphasizing their traditions.
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