No. 70 in German
ende
"Ende" means "end" in English.
In a sentence
Am Ende des Tages bin ich immer müde.
At the end of the day, I am always tired.
Here, 'Ende' is used in the phrase 'Am Ende' to denote the point in time when the day concludes.
Das Ende des Films war sehr überraschend.
The ending of the film was very surprising.
In this sentence, 'Ende' is used to denote the final sequence or concluding part of the film.
Ich freue mich schon auf das Wochenende.
I am already looking forward to the weekend.
In this case, 'Wochenende' is a compound word where 'Ende' contributes its meaning of 'end' as part of discussing the end of the week.
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