
der Bulldog
bulldog
A sturdy dog breed with a broad head and short coat; the term „Bulldogge“ (bulldog) is more commonly used.
Der Bulldog lag ruhig neben seinem Besitzer.
The bulldog sat quietly next to its owner.
bulldog
der Bulldog, die Bulldogs
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bulldog
A sturdy dog breed with a broad head and short coat; the term „Bulldogge“ (bulldog) is more commonly used.
Der Bulldog lag ruhig neben seinem Besitzer.
The bulldog sat quietly next to its owner.

tractor
A tractor; the word comes from the tractor „Lanz Bulldog“ and is commonly used for tractors, especially in southern Germany.
Auf dem Feld fährt noch ein alter Bulldog.
There is still an old tractor working in the field.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Bulldogs |
| genitive | des Bulldogs |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Bulldog | die Bulldogs |
| accusative | den Bulldog | die Bulldogs |
| dative | dem Bulldog | den Bulldogs |
| genitive | des Bulldogs | der Bulldogs |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
Words such as „bellen“ (to bark), „Leine“ (leash), and „Fell“ (fur) show that a dog is meant. When you see words such as „Motor“ (engine), „Baujahr“ (year of manufacture), or „Lanz“, it refers to a tractor.
Der Bulldog bellte, als jemand an der Tür klingelte.
The bulldog barked when someone rang the doorbell.
Der Motor des alten Bulldogs sprang erst nach mehreren Versuchen an.
The engine of the old tractor only started after several attempts.
When referring to historic vehicles, typical phrases include „einen Bulldog restaurieren“ (to restore a tractor), „einen Bulldog fahren“ (to drive a tractor), and „einen Bulldog vorführen“ (to show off a tractor). With „restaurieren“ (to restore), the aim is to return the old vehicle to its original condition as faithfully as possible.
Für das nächste Oldtimertreffen restauriert meine Tante einen alten Bulldog.
My aunt is restoring an old tractor for the next classic car show.
As a general term for a tractor, „Bulldog“ is commonly used regionally in parts of southern Germany, such as Bavaria. There, the word does not necessarily refer to a vehicle made by the Lanz brand.
Unser Nachbar in Bayern fährt mit seinem neuen Bulldog aufs Feld.
Our neighbor in Bavaria is taking his new tractor to the field.