IPA: /ˈɡluːvaɪn/
KK: /ˈɡluːvaɪn/
A warm drink made from red wine that is flavored with spices like cinnamon and served hot, often enjoyed during winter or festive seasons.
During the Christmas market, I enjoyed a cup of gluhwein to keep warm.
Gluhwein is a compound word from the German "glühend" (meaning glowing or hot) and "Wein" (meaning wine). The word refers to a hot spiced wine, typically enjoyed during winter festivities.
Imagine a warm, glowing drink during winter celebrations — 'glühend' means glowing and 'Wein' means wine, which helps you remember that gluhwein is a hot spiced wine.
No commonly confused words.