No. 12,713 in German
williams
The German word "Williams" refers to a type of pear or a brandy made from Williams pears (Bartlett pears).
In a sentence
Ich trinke gern einen Williams nach dem Essen.
I enjoy drinking a Williams (pear brandy) after the meal.
In this sentence, 'Williams' refers to a type of pear brandy, originating from the Williams Christ pear.
Das Auto von Williams Racing hat eine beeindruckende Leistung.
The car from Williams Racing has impressive performance.
Here, 'Williams' is used as the name of the famous Formula 1 racing team.
Williams hat mir eben eine Nachricht geschickt.
Williams just sent me a message.
In this context, 'Williams' is used as a proper noun, likely referring to a person with the last name Williams.
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