No. 12,798 in German
wolfsgruß
"Wolfsgruß" translates to "wolf's greeting" in English, often referring to a salute or gesture symbolizing a wolf, sometimes with historical or cultural connotations.
In a sentence
Er begrüßte seine Freunde mit einem freundlichen Wolfsgruß.
He greeted his friends with a friendly wolf's greeting.
The word 'Wolfsgruß' is used here metaphorically to describe a unique or significant type of greeting.
Im alten Märchen gibt der Held einen Wolfsgruß, um mit der Natur zu kommunizieren.
In the old fairy tale, the hero gives a wolf's greeting to communicate with nature.
Here, 'Wolfsgruß' refers to a specific action or gesture related to a motif within the story.
Der Ausdruck 'Wolfsgruß' kann in literarischen Texten eine symbolische Bedeutung haben.
The term 'Wolfsgruß' can have a symbolic meaning in literary texts.
In this context, 'Wolfsgruß' is mentioned as a concept or symbolic element within literary interpretation.
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