Bayern
German name of Bavaria.
Contemporary Examples
Meanwhile, Julian Green, the Team USA midfielder, was raised in Germany and plays for Bayern Munich.
USA vs. Germany World Cup Primer: Everything You Need to Know About the Epic Showdown Marlow Stern June 25, 2014
“My money is on Bayern Munich and two-nil,” Prince William said.
William Fancies Bayern Munich To Win Euro Soccer League Tom Sykes May 23, 2013
noun
the German name for Bavaria
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