No. 11,107 in German
schädel
Skull.
In a sentence
Er hatte starke Kopfschmerzen, die von seinem Schädel auszugehen schienen.
He had severe headaches that seemed to stem from his skull.
In this sentence, the word 'Schädel' is used to refer to the physical bone structure enclosing the brain, emphasizing anatomical reference.
Die archäologischen Funde umfassten auch alte menschliche Schädel.
The archaeological discoveries included ancient human skulls.
Here, 'Schädel' is used in the context of anthropology or history, describing parts of human remains.
Nach dem Zusammenstoß fühlte er sich benommen und hatte Schmerzen am Schädel.
After the collision, he felt dizzy and had pain in his skull.
In this sentence, 'Schädel' refers to a specific part of the human body, indicating the site of physical discomfort or injury.
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