No. 12,821 in German
wundke
It seems like there might be a typo or misunderstanding in the word "wundke," as it does not exist in standard German. Could you clarify or provide context?
In a sentence
Die Wunder der Natur sind immer eine Quelle der Inspiration.
The wonders of nature are always a source of inspiration.
Here, the word 'Wunder' is used as a noun meaning 'wonder' or 'marvel'.
Dieses Buch erzählt vom Wunder der Wiederauferstehung.
This book tells about the miracle of resurrection.
In this context, 'Wunder' refers to a miraculous or extraordinary event.
Er hat ein Wunder vollbracht, indem er das Unmögliche geschafft hat.
He worked a wonder by achieving the impossible.
The term 'Wunder' is used metaphorically to describe an extraordinary or impressive feat.
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