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Felsen
rock
The German word 'Felsen' translates to 'rock' in English. It is used to describe a large mass of stone, typically larger than a boulder. It can also refer to a cliff or a rocky formation. In a more metaphorical sense, it can be used to describe something or someone reliable and steady, like a 'rock' in one's life.
Example sentences using: Felsen
Ich klettere auf den Felsen.
I am climbing the rock.
This sentence is an example of using 'Felsen' to describe a singular large rock or boulder, where the subject is performing an action involving the rock.
Die Felsen sind sehr alt.
The rocks are very old.
This sentence describes multiple rocks or 'Felsen', using an adjective to give additional information about the rocks.
Der Felsen ist schwer.
The rock is heavy.
This sentence uses 'Felsen' to refer to a singular rock, characterizing the rock by its weight.