No. 4,985 in German
amelie
The German word "amelie" does not have a standard definition as it is primarily a name. In medical contexts, it refers to the congenital absence of limbs.
In a sentence
Amelie geht heute ins Kino.
Amelie is going to the cinema today.
The word 'Amelie' here is used as a proper noun, specifically the name of the subject of the sentence.
Das ist der Schal, den Amelie vergessen hat.
This is the scarf Amelie forgot.
In this sentence, 'Amelie' is used as a proper noun indicating the person who is related to the action of forgetting.
Wenn Amelie kommt, beginnen wir mit dem Spiel.
If Amelie comes, we will start with the game.
Here, 'Amelie' serves as the proper noun referring to the individual whose arrival is conditional for the group action.
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