No. 6,169 in German
deborah
The word "Deborah" is a proper noun in German, typically used as a personal name, and does not have a specific definition beyond its use as a name.
In a sentence
Deborah ist meine beste Freundin.
Deborah is my best friend.
Here, 'Deborah' is used as a proper noun indicating the name of a person.
Ich habe Deborah meine Ideen erklärt.
I explained my ideas to Deborah.
In this sentence, 'Deborah' is the recipient of the action, showing its usage in the dative case.
Die Zeichnung von Deborah hat all meinen Erwartungen entsprochen.
The drawing by Deborah met all my expectations.
Here, 'Deborah' is used in a possessive context, indicating the creator of the drawing.
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