No. 6,376 in German
dying
The German word "dying" does not exist; you may mean "Sterben," which means "dying" or "the process of death" in English.
In a sentence
Das Leben auf der Erde kommt mit dem Sterben als natürlichem Teil des Kreislaufs.
Life on Earth comes with dying as a natural part of the cycle.
Sterben is used as a noun here, denoting the concept of dying as a part of life.
Im Herbst sterben die Blätter von den Bäumen ab.
In autumn, the leaves die off from the trees.
Sterben is employed as a verb depicting the ending of life or vitality in leaves.
Ich möchte das Sterben von unschuldigen Menschen verhindern.
I want to prevent the dying of innocent people.
Sterben is used as a noun in this sentence to describe the act of people passing away.
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