No. 15,197 in German
toter
The German word "toter" means "dead person" or "deceased."
In a sentence
Der Polizist fand einen Toten im Wald.
The police officer found a dead person in the forest.
Here, 'Toten' is a masculine noun used to refer to a deceased male person within this context.
Diese Blumen sind tot, ich muss sie austauschen.
These flowers are dead, I need to replace them.
In this sentence, 'tot' is an adjective used to describe the flowers being lifeless.
Nach der langen Reise fühlte ich mich wirklich tot.
After the long journey, I felt truly dead.
Here, 'tot' is used metaphorically as an adjective to express extreme tiredness or exhaustion.
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