No. 12,857 in German
yellen
The word "yellen" is not a standard German word. It may be a typo or mistaken term.
In a sentence
Die Kinder auf dem Spielplatz yellten vor Freude.
The children on the playground yelled with joy.
In this sentence, 'yellen' is used to describe the act of shouting or screaming, particularly expressing happiness.
Als der Hund den Briefträger sah, begann er laut zu yellen.
When the dog saw the mailman, it started to yell loudly.
Here, 'yellen' is applied to convey the barking or loud vocalization of the dog upon seeing the mailman.
Es ist wichtig, sich selbst zu kontrollieren und nicht zu yellen, wenn man frustriert ist.
It is important to control oneself and not yell when frustrated.
This demonstrates 'yellen' as an action that a person could take while experiencing intense emotions, related to shouting out loud.
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