No. 9,562 in German
monte
In German, "Monte" is not a standalone word; it might refer to "Monat" (month) or "Monte" (plural of "mount" in some contexts). Context is needed for an exact definition.
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern eine Monte gegessen.
I ate a Monte yesterday.
Here, "Monte" is used as a proper noun referring to a specific dessert product.
Er wusste nicht, wie man ein Auto monte.
He didn't know how to assemble a car.
In this sentence, "monte" is used as a verb in the subjunctive mood, implying the act of assembly.
Die hohe Monte war mit Schnee bedeckt.
The high mount was covered with snow.
Here, "Monte" means "mount" or "mountain" in a poetic register, used as a noun.
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