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See

der Se̱e̱1 <-s, Se̱en>

■ -ufer, Bade-, Bagger-, Stau-

die Se̱e̱2 <-> no pl

1.

2.

die Ba̱·rents·see, die Ba̱·rents-See

die Beau·fort·see, die Beau·fort-See [ˈboːfɐt-]

der Ble·der See <-s> [ˈbleːdɐ ˈzeː] (See in Slowenien)

der Lu·ga̱·ner Se̱e̱ <- -s>

der Lu·zẹr·ner Se̱e̱

der Ne̱u̱·sied·ler Se̱e̱ <-s>

der Obe·rer See <-n -s>

die Ọst·si·bi·ri·sche See <-n ->

se̱e̱·er·fah·ren, se̱e̱-er·fah·ren ADJ

die Se̱e̱·er·fah·rung, die Se̱e̱-Er·fah·rung

der Tschạd·see, der Tschạd-See <-s>

der Vier·wạld·stät·ter Se̱e̱

der O̱be·re Se̱e̱

Fa̱a̱·ker Se̱e̱

der One̱·ga·see, der One̱·ga-See

der Co̱·mer Se̱e̱ <-s> [ˈkoː...]

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Land-, See-
Land-, See-
Hunger-, See-
Hunger-, See-
■ -bau, Außen-, Fluss-, See-
■ -bau, Außen-, Fluss-, See-
Meer-, Panorama-, See-
Meer-, Panorama-, See-
Land-, See-, Tret-
Land-, See-, Tret-

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Die Wallfahrtsstätte liegt auf der Westseite des Comer-Sees.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Comer See ist ein Touristenziel mit zahlreichen Kurorten, Parks und Golfplätzen.
de.wikipedia.org
Im westlichen Norwegen folgt die Eisrandlage der Schelf&shy;kante nach Norden bis Spitzbergen (Inselgruppe), demnach war zu diesem Zeitpunkt der Barentssee-Eisschild noch integriert.
de.wikipedia.org
Damit ist das Meer etwas weniger salzig als die benachbarte Barentssee.
de.wikipedia.org
Als Wasserreservoir zwischen Wüste und Savanne hat der Tschadsee schon immer zahlreiche Immigranten, Forscher und Abenteurer angezogen.
de.wikipedia.org