No. 9,656 in German
mülls
The German word "Mülls" is not standard; it appears to be a possessive form or a colloquial entry. However, "Müll" translates to "trash" or "garbage" in English.
In a sentence
Ich bringe den Müllsack nach draußen.
I take the garbage bag outside.
In this sentence, 'Müllsack' refers to a garbage bag. 'Müll' is used as a root word in a compound noun.
Die Qualität des Mülls hat zugenommen.
The quality of the waste has increased.
Here, 'Mülls' represents 'of the waste,' showing possession in Genitive form.
Wir sollten weniger Mülls vermeiden.
We should avoid less waste.
In this context, 'Mülls' seems to be a misuse or typographical error; the correct form should simply be 'Müll,' meaning garbage or waste.
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