Westfalen

[ vest-fah-luhn ]

noun

1. German name of Westphalia.

Westfalen

/ vɛstˈfaːlən /

noun

1. the German name for Westphalia

Example Sentences

The absence of Jadon Sancho weighs heavily, with the England winger definitely missing the first leg and probably the return too – if the tie should even be still alive when it arrives back at Westfalen.

From The Guardian

The Westfalen Blatt daily said the suspect, who was not named, was arrested after police, already suspecting that the doctor had been prescribing his patients unnecessary medication, came across the videos during a search of his home.

From Reuters

The companies held regular meetings to fix prices between 1993 and 1997; the commission recognised that BOC and German supplier Westfalen had played an exclusively passive role in the infringement and had not participated in all aspects.

From The Guardian

All of Westfalen bounced around the Südtribune, its centrepiece, as they sensed a memorable night but Neymar, almost inevitably, popped the balloon as it went up, tapping Mbappé’s cross into the empty net at the back post and annoying the home crowd – and Bürki – with his celebrations.

From The Guardian

Ramping problems are being addressed in Europe, at the Westfalen and Lingen plants.

From Washington Post