No. 10,755 in German
rotenburger
"Rotenburger" refers to a person from the town of Rotenburg in Germany.
In a sentence
Der Rotenburger Markt liegt im Zentrum der Stadt.
The Rotenburger market is located in the city center.
Here, 'Rotenburger' is used as an attributive adjective derived from 'Rotenburg', describing something associated with this location, in this case, the market.
Die Rotenburger Wurst ist sehr berühmt.
The Rotenburger sausage is very famous.
Similarly, 'Rotenburger' denotes a geographical origin or a characteristic linked to the product, indicating that the sausage is associated with Rotenburg.
Ich habe viele Rotenburger Sehenswürdigkeiten besucht.
I visited many Rotenburger sights.
Here, 'Rotenburger' describes the sights that originated from or are located in Rotenburg, showcasing its application in tourism contexts.
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