This is the 4044th most frequent German word.
wiesn
"Wiesn" refers to the Oktoberfest in Munich, derived from the German word for "meadow," where the festival takes place.
The term 'Wiesn' in this context refers to the location of the Oktoberfest in Munich—a colloquial term for 'Theresienwiese'.
Wir gehen jedes Jahr auf die Wiesn und genießen das Oktoberfest.
We go to the Wiesn every year and enjoy the Oktoberfest.
Here, 'Wiesn' is used in its literal meaning, denoting a grassy field or meadow.
Die Kinder spielen auf der grünen Wiesn neben dem Bauernhof.
The children are playing on the green meadow next to the farmhouse.
'Wiesn' is explained as a regional dialect term in Bavaria with both a literal and a specific cultural event-related meaning.