No. 12,001 in German
triomph
The word "Triomph" is not German; it may be a misspelling or mistaken for "Triumph," which means "triumph" or "victory" in English.
In a sentence
Sie feierten einen großen Triomph nach dem Spiel.
They celebrated a great triumph after the game.
The word 'Triomph' is used as a noun representing a great success or victory.
Der Weg zum Triomph war lang und voller Herausforderungen.
The road to triumph was long and full of challenges.
'Triomph' emphasizes the attainment of success after a series of efforts or struggles.
Ihr Triomph inspirierte viele andere, ihre Ziele zu verfolgen.
Her triumph inspired many others to pursue their goals.
Here, 'Triomph' refers to an individual's successful achievement that serves as motivation for others.
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