IPA: //ˈlæŋˌlaʊfər//
KK: /lɑŋˈlaʊfər/
A person who skis across country terrain, typically on snow, using a specific technique that allows for movement over long distances.
The langlaufer glided smoothly over the snowy landscape, enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
The word 'langlaufer' originates from German, where 'lang' means 'long' and 'laufer' means 'runner' or 'one who runs'. Therefore, 'langlaufer' refers to a long-distance runner or someone who runs long distances.
Think of 'long' ('lang') and 'runner' ('laufer') to remember that 'langlaufer' describes someone who runs long distances.
No commonly confused words.