No. 5,006 in German
andrew
The word "Andrew" is not a German word; it is an English proper noun, typically a male given name.
In a sentence
Andrew fährt gerne Fahrrad.
Andrew likes to ride a bicycle.
Here, 'Andrew' is used as a proper noun representing the name of an individual performing an action.
Der Schrank, den Andrew gebaut hat, ist sehr stabil.
The wardrobe that Andrew built is very sturdy.
In this sentence, 'Andrew' serves as the subject of a clause, describing an action or attribute related to Andrew.
Andrew hat die Prüfung bestanden, die ihm große Sorgen bereitet hatte.
Andrew passed the exam that had caused him great concern.
Here, 'Andrew' again functions as the proper noun identifying the person described and completing the action in the sentence.
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