No. 12,043 in German
tutzinger
"Tutzinger" is not a standard German word; it may refer to something or someone from Tutzing, a town in Bavaria, Germany.
In a sentence
Ich habe ein Buch von einem bekannten Tutzinger Autor gelesen.
I read a book by a famous Tutzinger author.
In this sentence, 'Tutzinger' is used as an adjective to describe the origin or association of the author with Tutzing.
Der Tutzinger See ist ein beliebtes Ziel für Touristen.
The Tutzinger Lake is a popular destination for tourists.
Here, 'Tutzinger' functions as an adjective specifying that the lake is located near or associated with Tutzing.
Während der Ferien habe ich an einem Tutzinger Sprachkurs teilgenommen.
During the holidays, I attended a Tutzinger language course.
In this case, 'Tutzinger' describes the language course as being associated with or hosted in Tutzing.
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