No. 14,238 in German
hellem
The German word "hellem" is the dative or genitive singular form of "hell," meaning "bright" or "light" in English.
In a sentence
Ich lese gerne in hellem Licht.
I enjoy reading in bright light.
Here, 'hellem' is the dative form of the adjective 'hell,' describing the quality of 'Licht' (light), which is used in the dative singular.
Das ist ein Raum mit hellem Design.
This is a room with a bright design.
In this sentence, 'hellem' modifies 'Design' in the dative singular form as an adjectival descriptor.
Nach dem Regen kam der Himmel mit hellem Licht zum Vorschein.
After the rain, the sky appeared with bright light.
Here, 'hellem' is used in the dative singular to describe 'Licht,' indicating the quality of the light that emerged after the rain.
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