No. 11,130 in German
sea
The German word "See" can mean "lake" when masculine (der See) or "sea" when feminine (die See).
In a sentence
Das Meer ist heute sehr ruhig.
The sea is very calm today.
In this sentence, 'Meer' is used as a noun meaning 'sea', referring to the ocean or a large body of saltwater.
Er steht am Meer und schaut in die Ferne.
He stands by the sea and looks into the distance.
Here, 'Meer' is used to specify a location, indicating proximity to the sea.
Ich liebe es, Zeit am Meer zu verbringen.
I love spending time by the sea.
In this context, 'Meer' is part of a phrase expressing an affection or a preference for being near the sea.
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