No. 11,003 in German
schmuck
"Schmuck" in German means "jewelry" or "adornment."
In a sentence
Er trägt immer schönen Schmuck zu besonderen Anlässen.
He always wears nice jewelry to special occasions.
Here, 'Schmuck' is used to mean jewelry, referring to decorative items.
Das alte Gemälde hat einen schmucken Rahmen.
The old painting has an attractive frame.
When used as 'schmucken', it describes something as neat or beautiful.
Sein Stil ist wirklich schmuck.
His style is truly classy.
The adjective 'schmuck' conveys elegance or sophistication.
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