No. 9,636 in German
mädchenfußballs
"Mädchenfußballs" means "girls' soccer" in English.
In a sentence
Die Entwicklung des Mädchenfußballs hat in den letzten Jahren zugenommen.
The development of girls' soccer has increased in recent years.
In this sentence, 'Mädchenfußballs' is a genitive noun modifier, showing possession or association—here, the development is associated with girls' soccer.
Viele Schulen fördern Programme zum Mädchenfußball, um mehr Schülerinnen zum Sport zu motivieren.
Many schools promote programs for girls' soccer to motivate more female students to participate in sports.
Here, 'Mädchenfußball' is used in dative case after the preposition 'zum' (zu dem), indicating the purpose of the programs related to girls' soccer.
Ihr Interesse an Mädchenfußball wächst stetig, da sie sich für eine Mannschaft angemeldet hat.
Her interest in girls' soccer is steadily growing as she has signed up for a team.
In this example, 'Mädchenfußball' appears in the dative case, governed by the preposition 'an,' signifying involvement or interest in girls' soccer.
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