No. 13,296 in German
aussen
"Außen" means "outside" in English.
In a sentence
Die Tür war von außen verschlossen.
The door was locked from the outside.
'Außen' is used to indicate being outside of a contained structure or space.
Das Außen der Verpackung ist beschädigt, aber das Innen ist intakt.
The exterior of the packaging is damaged, but the interior is intact.
'Außen' refers here to the outer surface or area of an object.
Er mag es, an einem warmen Tag draußen im Freien zu sitzen, außen im Garten.
He likes to sit outside in the open air on a warm day, in the garden.
'Außen' emphasizes the open, external nature of the location in contrast to being indoors or enclosed.
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