Krippe
manger
The word 'Krippe' is the German translation for 'manger'. It is used to refer to a feeding trough for animals, often made of wood or stone. In a more metaphorical or religious context, 'Krippe' can also refer to the manger where Jesus was laid in Bethlehem.
Example sentences using: Krippe
Ich habe eine schöne Krippe für Weihnachten gemacht.
I have made a beautiful crib for Christmas.
In this sentence, the word 'Krippe' is used in the context of Christmas decoration which refers to the nativity scene, which is often called a 'crib' in English during Christmas.
Die Krippe in der Kirche ist sehr realistisch.
The crib in the church is very realistic.
Here, 'Krippe' is used to refer to a nativity scene or manger scene, often set up in churches around Christmas time to depict the birth of Jesus Christ.
Meine Kinder gehen zur Krippe, bevor sie zur Schule gehen.
My children go to the nursery before they go to school.
In this example, 'Krippe' is used in the sense of 'nursery' or 'daycare center' where children are taken care of while their parents are at work. It demonstrates how the word 'Krippe' can be used in different contexts in German.