No. 11,570 in German
stimmvolk
The German word "Stimmvolk" refers to the electorate or the voting population in a democratic system.
In a sentence
Das Stimmvolk entscheidet über die vorgeschlagenen Gesetze.
The electorate decides on the proposed laws.
Here, 'Stimmvolk' is used as a noun referring to the collective group of people who have the right to vote on decisions, emphasizing their democratic role in the process.
In einer Demokratie ist das Stimmvolk von großer Bedeutung.
In a democracy, the electorate is of great importance.
In this sentence, 'Stimmvolk' again refers to the voters, stressing their central role in a democratic system.
Das Stimmvolk wurde zur Wahl aufgerufen und nahm in großer Zahl teil.
The electorate was called to vote and participated in large numbers.
Here, 'Stimmvolk' reflects those who have the legal right and capacity to vote, highlighting their active participation.
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