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No. 3,769 in German

rostocker

A "Rostocker" is a person or thing from the city of Rostock in Germany.

In a sentence

  • Die Rostocker lieben ihre schöne Altstadt.

    The people from Rostock love their beautiful old town.

    In this sentence, 'Rostocker' is used as a noun referring to the people from Rostock, identifying the inhabitants of the city.

  • Die Mannschaft der Rostocker hat das Spiel gewonnen.

    The team from Rostock won the game.

    Here, 'Rostocker' functions as an adjective describing the team, indicating that the team comes from Rostock.

  • Ich genieße ein Glas des Rostocker Bieres.

    I am enjoying a glass of Rostock beer.

    In this context, 'Rostocker' is used as an attributive adjective to describe the beer, signifying its origin from Rostock.

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