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neuenburger
The German word "Neuenburger" refers to a person from Neuenburg (a place in Germany or Switzerland) or something related to Neuenburg.
In a sentence
Der Neuenburger See befindet sich in der Schweiz.
The Lake of Neuchâtel (Neuenburger See) is located in Switzerland.
A proper noun derived from the region of Neuchâtel, describing geographical specificity.
Ich habe einen neuen Burger in dem Restaurant probiert.
I tried a new burger at the restaurant.
A compound word formation where 'neuen' is the adjective 'new' and 'Burger' is a commonly borrowed term for 'hamburger'.
Die alten neuenburger Möbel sind von exquisiter Handwerkskunst.
The old Neuchâtel-style furniture is of exquisite craftsmanship.
Using 'neuenburger' as an adjective to describe something from or inspired by the region of Neuchâtel.
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