Definition: Falke means "flying bird" in German. It is a type of small, low-winged airplane that was developed in the late 19th century as a general-purpose military aircraft for use by armies around the world. The term "falke" often refers to a type of small, low-winged flying plane used by troops, particularly in World War I. The term "flying bird" is also related to birds that are able to hover or soar through the air without flapping their wings. In this sense, "flying bird" can be seen as an analogy for the ability of a small plane to fly even when it is not powered up.
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