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No. 12,855 in German

ybbser

The German word "Ybbser" refers to a person from the town of Ybbs an der Donau in Austria.

In a sentence

  • Die Ybbser feiern jedes Jahr ein großes Fest entlang der Ybbs.

    The Ybbser celebrate a big festival along the Ybbs river every year.

    Here, 'Ybbser' is used as a demonym to refer to the inhabitants of the town of Ybbs, indicating the people who live there.

  • Die Ybbser Brücke ist eine wichtige Verbindung über die Ybbs.

    The Ybbser Bridge is an important crossing over the Ybbs river.

    In this context, 'Ybbser' is used as an adjective to describe an object originating from or associated with Ybbs, in this case, a bridge.

  • Ich habe einen Ybbser Wein probiert, der sehr lecker war.

    I tried a Ybbser wine that was very delicious.

    Here, 'Ybbser' is used to describe a product that is characteristic of or comes from Ybbs, specifically wine, indicating geographical origin or association.

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