No. 12,522 in German
waldeck
"Waldeck" is not typically a standalone German word but a proper noun, often referring to a place name meaning "forest corner" or "wooded corner."
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern das Schloss in Waldeck besucht.
I visited the castle in Waldeck yesterday.
Here, 'Waldeck' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific place name.
Der kleine Wald mit einer Ecke wird oft als Waldeck bezeichnet.
The small forest with a corner is often called Waldeck.
In this sentence, 'Waldeck' is metaphorically used to describe a corner of the forest.
Mein Freund Waldeck aus Deutschland interessiert sich für Geschichte.
My friend Waldeck from Germany is interested in history.
'Waldeck' here is used as a personal name, indicating an individual by this name.
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