No. 5,121 in German
arme
"Arme" in German means "poor" (feminine singular/plural) or "arms" (limbs).
In a sentence
Die arme Frau verlor ihren Job.
The poor woman lost her job.
Here, 'arme' is used as an adjective to express sympathy or pity towards the woman.
Der Dieb brach die arme Statue in Stücke.
The thief broke the poor statue into pieces.
In this sentence, 'arme' is used to convey sympathy for the statue as a damaged or unfortunate object.
Ich habe starke Arme vom Training.
I have strong arms from training.
Here, 'Arme' is used as a noun in the plural form to refer to the upper limbs of a person.
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