Entsafter

The German word "Entsafter" is a noun that means "juicer." It is a compound word composed of "entsaften," which breaks down into "ent-" (a prefix typically used to indicate the removal or extraction of something) and "Saft," which means "juice." Thus, "Entsafter" directly translates to a device used for extracting juice from fruits or vegetables.

Similar devices might include a "Mixer" (blender) or a "Pürierstab" (hand blender), although these have broader uses beyond just extracting juice. The main difference is that a juicer is specifically designed for extracting juice, separating it from pulp or seeds, whereas blenders and hand blenders generally mix all components into a single, thicker output.