No. 9,392 in German
melsunger
"Melsunger" does not have a specific meaning in standard German; it likely refers to someone or something from Melsungen, a town in Germany.
In a sentence
Die Melsunger Stadt ist bekannt für ihre Fachwerkhäuser.
The Melsunger city is known for its half-timbered houses.
Melsunger is used here as an adjective derived from the name of the town Melsungen, describing something belonging or relating to it (e.g., the town itself).
Ich habe einen Melsunger getroffen, der mir von der Geschichte seiner Stadt erzählte.
I met a Melsunger who told me about the history of his town.
Melsunger in this case indicates a person from Melsungen, transforming the city name into a noun representing its inhabitants.
Dieses Brot wird nach einem traditionellen Melsunger Rezept gebacken.
This bread is baked according to a traditional Melsunger recipe.
Melsunger is attributive, describing a recipe as something originating from Melsungen.
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