No. 3,602 in German
moskauer
"Moskauer" means "Muscovite" or "a person from Moscow" in English.
In a sentence
Der moskauer Turm ist berühmt für seine Architektur.
The Moscow tower is famous for its architecture.
In this sentence, "moskauer" is an adjective describing the tower as being related to Moscow.
Lisa probierte das leckere moskauer Gebäck und war begeistert.
Lisa tried the tasty Moscovian pastry and was delighted.
Here, "moskauer" describes a type of pastry originating from Moscow, used attributively before the noun.
Er spricht mit einem moskauer Akzent, was seine Herkunft verrät.
He speaks with a Moscow accent, which reveals his origin.
"moskauer" indicates that the accent is characteristic of Moscow, functioning as an adjective.
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