No. 10,154 in German
petersburg
In German, "Petersburg" typically refers to the city of Saint Petersburg in Russia.
In a sentence
Ich habe vor, nächsten Sommer nach Petersburg zu reisen.
I plan to travel to Petersburg next summer.
Here, 'Petersburg' is used as the name of a city, likely Saint Petersburg in Russia, referring to a travel destination.
Die Legenden von Petersburg sind voller Geheimnisse und Mythen.
The legends of Petersburg are full of secrets and myths.
In this sentence, 'Petersburg' indicates the city as a location central to the context of legends and cultural stories.
Meine Freundin erzählt begeistert von ihrer Kindheit in Petersburg.
My friend enthusiastically speaks about her childhood in Petersburg.
The usage of 'Petersburg' here reflects the city's role as a place where the subject's personal history occurred.
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