No. 12,793 in German
wolfhagen
"Wolfhagen" is not a common German word; it is a proper noun referring to a town in Hesse, Germany.
In a sentence
Ich komme aus Wolfhagen.
I come from Wolfhagen.
'Wolfhagen' is used here as a proper noun, representing a place or a name of a town.
Die schönen Wiesen von Wolfhagen sind berühmt.
The beautiful meadows of Wolfhagen are famous.
'Wolfhagen' is described as a place characterized by its natural beauty, functioning as a location in the genitive case.
In Wolfhagen gibt es viele alte Gebäude.
In Wolfhagen, there are many old buildings.
'Wolfhagen' acts as the location where certain historical landmarks can be found.
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