No. 3,553 in German
magdeburger
"Magdeburger" refers to something or someone from Magdeburg, a city in Germany.
In a sentence
Die Magdeburger Straße ist heute sehr belebt.
The Magdeburger Street is very busy today.
The word 'Magdeburger' here functions as an adjective derived from 'Magdeburg', a city in Germany, to describe something related to it, such as the street.
Ich habe einen Freund aus Magdeburg, er ist ein echter Magdeburger.
I have a friend from Magdeburg; he is a true Magdeburger.
In this sentence, 'Magdeburger' is used as a noun to denote a person originating from Magdeburg.
Die berühmte Magdeburger Kugel ist ein physikalisches Experiment.
The famous Magdeburger Sphere is a physics experiment.
Here, 'Magdeburger' serves as an adjective to specify the association of the spheres with Magdeburg.
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