No. 12,390 in German
vodicka
The word "vodicka" is not German; it appears to be Czech, meaning "little water" (diminutive of "voda," water).
In a sentence
Ich trinke jeden Morgen eine kühle Vodicka.
I drink a cool Vodicka every morning.
The word "Vodicka" used here refers to the Czech term for water, integrated into the German vocabulary as a borrowed word.
Gestern habe ich eine Vodicka gekauft, die besonders rein ist.
Yesterday I bought a Vodicka that is particularly pure.
In this context, "Vodicka" denotes a specific brand or type of water, showcasing cultural borrowing and product naming.
Die Vodicka, die auf dem Tisch steht, ist für den Gast.
The Vodicka on the table is for the guest.
Here, "Vodicka" functions as a proper noun, signifying a specific entity or item identified by the speaker, retaining its original linguistic identity.
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