Adlerkopf
eagle nose
The term "Adlerkopf" is a compound word in German, literally translating to "eagle head". However, in the context of English, it is used to mean "eagle nose", which is a term often used to describe the distinctive shape of the nose on certain types of eagles. The term is not a common one in German, but it can be understood in the context of describing the physical features of eagles.
Example sentences using: Adlerkopf
Ich habe ein Buch über den Adlerkopf in meiner Bibliothek gefunden
I found a book about the Adlerkopf in my library
In this sentence, ‘Adlerkopf’ might refer to a book on a certain mountain in the German Alps named 'Adlerkopf' or it might also refer to the head of an eagle, depending on the context of the conversation.
Der Adlerkopf ist ein prägnantes Symbol in vielen Kulturen
The Adlerkopf is a striking symbol in many cultures
Here 'Adlerkopf' may represent the head of an eagle, as 'Adler' is eagle and 'Kopf' is head in German. Since many cultures view eagles as symbols of strength, courage, and freedom, it'd be considered a striking symbol.
Der Bergsteiger plant die Besteigung des Adlerkopf
The mountaineer plans to climb the Adlerkopf
In this context, 'Adlerkopf' refers to a mountain in the German Alps. The mountain is being personified with the name 'Adlerkopf', which means eagle's head due to its shape, form, or some other attribute.