No. 7,545 in German
graham
The German word "Graham" typically refers to "graham flour" or "graham cracker," derived from the name Sylvester Graham, a dietary reformer.
In a sentence
Die Graham-Kekse eignen sich perfekt für dieses Rezept.
The graham crackers are perfect for this recipe.
The word 'Graham' here is used as part of a compound noun to describe a specific type of cracker.
Graham war ein berühmter Tänzer in seiner Zeit.
Graham was a famous dancer in his time.
'Graham' acts as a proper noun serving as a name of a particular individual.
Wir sollten Graham fragen, wie er das lösen würde.
We should ask Graham how he would solve that.
Here, 'Graham' is again a proper noun referring to a person being spoken about.
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