No. 14,638 in German
mittags
"Mittags" means "at noon" or "around midday."
In a sentence
Ich esse mittags oft einen Salat.
I often eat a salad at noon.
Here, 'mittags' is used as an adverb indicating the regular occurrence of the action ('eating a salad') around noon.
Mittags scheint die Sonne besonders hell.
The sun shines especially bright at noon.
Here, 'mittags' functions as a time marker to specify when the action ('shining brightly') takes place.
Wir treffen uns mittags für einen Kaffee.
We meet at noon for a coffee.
Here, 'mittags' indicates the time frame for the action ('meeting for coffee').
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