No. 12,196 in German
valentinstags
"Valentinstags" means "Valentine's Day's" (possessive form of Valentine's Day) in English.
In a sentence
Am Valentinstag schenken sich viele Paare kleine Geschenke.
On Valentine's Day, many couples exchange small gifts.
The word 'Valentinstag' is used as a proper noun referring specifically to the holiday celebrated on February 14th, Valentine's Day.
Das Thema des Buches ist das Valentinstagsfest und seine Traditionen.
The topic of the book is the Valentine's Day celebration and its traditions.
Here, 'Valentinstags' is used in the genitive case, indicating possession or association, as in 'Valentine's Day celebration'.
Ich bereite mich auf meine Valentinstagspläne vor.
I am preparing for my Valentine's Day plans.
In this sentence, 'Valentinstagspläne' incorporates 'Valentinstags' as part of a compound noun, meaning plans associated with Valentine's Day.
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