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Niedersächsische

Niedersächsische is the feminine singular form of the German adjective niedersächsisch, used to denote something relating to Niedersachsen, the federal state in northwestern Germany commonly known in English as Lower Saxony. It functions as a descriptive modifier for feminine nouns (for example, niedersächsische Kultur or niedersächsische Küche). In practice, the more common way to refer to people from the state is with the demonyms Niedersachse (male or mixed) and Niedersächsin (female). The form Niedersächsische may also appear in titles, in regional names, or in other contexts where a feminine noun is being described or nominalized.

Niedersachsen is one of Germany’s 16 federal states, located in the northwestern part of the country and

In usage, Niedersächsische appears primarily as a regional descriptor rather than as a distinct political or

See also: Niedersachsen; German demonyms; niedersächsisch.

with
a
coastline
on
the
North
Sea.
Its
capital
is
Hannover.
The
state
covers
a
large
geographic
area
and
includes
both
rural
regions
and
urban
centers,
with
a
diversified
economy
that
spans
agriculture,
industry,
and
services.
Niedersachsen
is
known
for
its
varied
landscapes,
from
coastal
areas
to
inland
plains
and
hill
regions,
and
for
a
range
of
cultural
traditions
and
dialects
that
scholars
sometimes
group
under
a
broader
Niedersächsische
regional
umbrella.
administrative
entity.
It
helps
classify
culture,
language,
cuisine,
architecture,
and
other
topics
associated
with
Niedersachsen,
and
it
reflects
the
general
German
practice
of
forming
adjectives
that
agree
with
the
gender
and
case
of
the
nouns
they
modify.