No. 10,119 in German
peach
The German word for "peach" is **"Pfirsich"**, meaning a sweet, juicy fruit with fuzzy skin.
In a sentence
Der Pfirsich schmeckt sehr süß.
The peach tastes very sweet.
Here, the word 'Pfirsich' (peach) is used as a noun indicating the fruit, highlighting its flavor as the main subject of the sentence.
Ich genieße einen frischen Pfirsich am Nachmittag.
I enjoy a fresh peach in the afternoon.
The word 'Pfirsich' again is used as a noun, representing the object of enjoyment during a specific time, emphasizing its state of freshness.
Die Farbe ihrer neuen Tasche ist pfirsichfarben.
The color of her new bag is peach-colored.
Here, the word 'pfirsichfarben' (peach-colored) is used as an adjective derived from the noun 'Pfirsich'. It describes the hue of an object by drawing a comparison to the typical color of peaches.
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