No. 9,162 in German
luxemburgs
"Luxemburgs" in German means "Luxembourgish," referring to the language or anything related to Luxembourg.
In a sentence
Meine Freundin stammt aus Luxemburgs Hauptstadt.
My friend comes from Luxembourg's capital.
Here, 'Luxemburgs' is used to signify possession, referring to something belonging to Luxembourg, in this case, its capital.
Die Tradition Luxemburgs ist wirklich interessant.
The tradition of Luxembourg is really interesting.
In this sentence, 'Luxemburgs' denotes that the traditions being referred to are those associated with Luxembourg, showcasing possession.
Die Schönheit Luxemburgs liegt in seiner Landschaft.
The beauty of Luxembourg lies in its landscape.
Here, 'Luxemburgs' indicates that the discussed beauty pertains to Luxembourg, highlighting ownership.
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