No. 12,825 in German
wydra
The German word "wydra" does not exist; however, in Polish, "wydra" means "otter."
In a sentence
Die Otter, auch Wydra genannt, leben in Flüssen und Seen.
Otters, also referred to as 'Wydra,' live in rivers and lakes.
Wydra is used here in its functional context as another term or name for otters.
Ich habe eine Wydra am Flussufer gesehen.
I saw an otter on the riverbank.
Wydra denotes here a singular noun for a type of animal.
Wydras Leben in der Natur ist faszinierend.
Wydra's life in nature is fascinating.
'Wydras' is used here when referring possessively to something related to Wydra.
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