No. 1,199 in German
madrid
The German word "Madrid" refers to the capital city of Spain; it is a proper noun and does not have a separate meaning in German.
In a sentence
Ich würde gerne Madrid besuchen, da ich viel über seine Kultur gehört habe.
I would like to visit Madrid as I have heard much about its culture.
In this sentence, 'Madrid' is used as a proper noun referring to the capital city of Spain.
Madrids Geschichte ist faszinierend für diejenigen, die sich für alte Architektur interessieren.
Madrid's history is fascinating for those interested in ancient architecture.
Here, 'Madrid' is shown in its possessive form 'Madrids', indicating the city's historical aspects.
Das Fußballteam von Madrid ist weltweit bekannt für seine Erfolge.
The football team from Madrid is globally renowned for its achievements.
In this example, 'Madrid' functions as a qualifier providing more information about the football team, specifying its origin.
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