No. 3,192 in German
endes
"Endes" is not a standard German word; it may be a typo or a colloquial form. If intended as "Ende," it means "end" in English.
In a sentence
Am Ende des Tages war ich sehr müde.
At the end of the day, I was very tired.
The word "Ende" is used to indicate the conclusion or final part of a period of time (in this case, "des Tages" meaning "of the day").
Das Ende des Buches war überraschend.
The end of the book was surprising.
Here, "Ende" denotes the final section or conclusion of the book ("des Buches" illustrating possession or belonging to the book).
Wir sehen uns am Ende des Films.
We will see each other at the end of the movie.
This usage of "Ende" refers to the termination point of the movie's duration ("des Films" indicating association with the movie).
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