No. 1,197 in German
linzer
"Linzer" refers to something related to Linz, a city in Austria, often associated with the Linzer Torte, a traditional Austrian pastry.
In a sentence
Die Linzer Torte ist eine bekannte österreichische Spezialität.
The Linzer Torte is a well-known Austrian specialty.
Here, 'Linzer' serves as an adjective modifying 'Torte', indicating the origin of the dessert, a traditional Austrian pastry from Linz.
Ich habe gestern eine Linzer Postkarte erhalten.
I received a postcard from Linz yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Linzer' acts as an adjective describing the noun 'Postkarte', meaning that the postcard originates from Linz.
Der Linzer dominiert das Konzert mit seinem Talent.
The person from Linz dominated the concert with his talent.
In this instance, 'Linzer' is used as a noun referring to an individual from Linz, signifying their place of origin.
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