nounjährliche

nounjährliche is a German adjective that translates to "annual" or "yearly" in English. It is derived from the noun "Jahr," meaning "year." The adjective describes something that occurs, happens, or is done once a year. It is often used in contexts related to recurring events, periods, or cycles.

For example, one might speak of a "nounjährliche Versammlung," which means an annual meeting, or a "nounjährliche Überprüfung," referring to an annual review. The word can also be used to describe a noun that is inherently tied to an annual occurrence, such as a "nounjährliche Blüte," meaning an annual bloom, or a "nounjährliche Wanderung," an annual migration.

The grammatical form of nounjährliche changes depending on its function within a sentence, agreeing with the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. This declension is a standard feature of German adjective usage. Understanding "nounjährliche" is key to comprehending various German expressions related to recurring yearly phenomena.