
das Glöckchen
little bell
The diminutive form of 'Glocke' (bell); a very small bell that produces a high, delicate sound.
Die Katze trug ein kleines Glöckchen am Halsband.
The cat wore a little bell on its collar.
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little bell
The diminutive form of 'Glocke' (bell); a very small bell that produces a high, delicate sound.
Die Katze trug ein kleines Glöckchen am Halsband.
The cat wore a little bell on its collar.

bell-shaped flower
The colloquial name for various plants whose flowers have a bell-like shape, such as the snowdrop.
Im Frühling blühen die ersten Schneeglöckchen im Garten.
In spring, the first snowdrops bloom in the garden.
'Glöckchen' is the diminutive form of 'die Glocke' (bell). The ending '-chen' makes the noun neuter (das) and often adds an umlaut (o → ö).
Aus dem kleinen Haus wurde durch den Anbau ein Häuschen.
With the extension, the small house became a little house.
A small Glöckchen (little bell) is often used with the verb 'klingeln' (to ring) or 'bimmeln' (to jingle/ring). You often find it in phrases like 'ein Glöckchen am Halsband' (a little bell on the collar) or 'das Klingeln eines Glöckchens' (the ringing of a little bell).
Der Weihnachtsmann bimmelte mit seinem goldenen Glöckchen.
Santa Claus jingled his golden little bell.
You can recognize the meaning 'Pflanze' (plant) from the botanical context. The word often appears together with verbs like 'blühen' (to bloom) or location phrases like 'im Garten' (in the garden) or 'auf der Wiese' (in the meadow). Usually, it is part of a name like 'Schneeglöckchen' (snowdrop).
Die ersten Schneeglöckchen blühen schon im Februar.
The first snowdrops are already blooming in February.