No. 6,877 in German
feind
Enemy.
In a sentence
Der Feind griff das Dorf bei Nacht an.
The enemy attacked the village at night.
In this sentence, 'Feind' is used as a noun referring to an adversary or opponent, typically in a military or hostile context.
Seine Tat machte ihn zum Feind aller ehrlichen Menschen.
His act made him the enemy of all honest people.
Here, 'Feind' represents a person regarded as an antagonist or adversary in a moral or social sense.
Manchmal stehen wir uns selbst als der schlimmste Feind gegenüber.
Sometimes we face ourselves as the worst enemy.
In this instance, 'Feind' is used metaphorically to denote a self-created obstacle or challenge.
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