This is the 11130th most frequent German word.
sea
The German word "See" can mean "lake" when masculine (der See) or "sea" when feminine (die See).
In this sentence, 'Meer' is used as a noun meaning 'sea', referring to the ocean or a large body of saltwater.
Das Meer ist heute sehr ruhig.
The sea is very calm today.
Here, 'Meer' is used to specify a location, indicating proximity to the sea.
Er steht am Meer und schaut in die Ferne.
He stands by the sea and looks into the distance.
In this context, 'Meer' is part of a phrase expressing an affection or a preference for being near the sea.