No. 9,280 in German
marino
"Marino" is not a German word; it is Italian or Spanish for "marine" or "related to the sea."
In a sentence
Der Frachter wurde von der marino gekennzeichneten Flagge begleitet.
The freighter was accompanied by the flag marked as marine.
In this sentence, 'marino' is used adjectivally to describe something related to the sea or marine activities.
Marino Vergnügen sind für viele Menschen eine Form der Entspannung.
Marine pleasures are a form of relaxation for many people.
Here, 'marino' functions as an attributive adjective referring to activities or joys associated with the sea.
Die marino Forschung trägt zur Erhaltung der Meeresumwelt bei.
Marine research contributes to the preservation of the marine environment.
In this example, 'marino' is used to qualify the noun 'Forschung,' indicating the focus on marine studies or the exploration of the ocean.
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