No. 12,184 in German
vaz
The word "vaz" is not German. You may mean "was," which translates to "what" in English.
In a sentence
Gestern sah ich einen alten vaz im Antiquitätengeschäft.
Yesterday I saw an old vaz in the antique shop.
The word "vaz" is used as a noun here to describe an antique artifact.
Ich weiß nicht, ob das Wort 'vaz' eine spezielle Bedeutung hat.
I don't know if the word 'vaz' has a special meaning.
Here, 'vaz' is mentioned in a meta-context as a word to be explained or analyzed.
Der Name des Künstlers beginnt mit 'Vaz' und endet mit 'quez'.
The artist's name starts with 'Vaz' and ends with 'quez'.
In this example, 'Vaz' is a part of a proper noun or name, demonstrating its usage in identifying someone or something.
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