No. 12,797 in German
wolfsburger
"Wolfsburger" refers to a person or thing from Wolfsburg, a city in Germany.
In a sentence
Die Wolfsburger feiern den Sieg ihrer Fußballmannschaft.
The Wolfsburg residents celebrate their football team's victory.
Here, 'Wolfsburger' acts as a noun referring to people from the city of Wolfsburg.
Das neue Modell des Autos ist ein echter Wolfsburger.
The new model of the car is a true Wolfsburg creation.
The term 'Wolfsburger' here is used as an adjective describing a product or creation associated with Wolfsburg, typically Volkswagen vehicles.
Während meiner Reise nach Wolfsburg habe ich die Wolfsburger Spezialitäten probiert.
During my trip to Wolfsburg, I tried the local specialties of Wolfsburg.
In this context, 'Wolfsburger' is used as a descriptive term for things originating from Wolfsburg.
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