No. 7,864 in German
helmuth
The German word "Helmuth" is a masculine given name and does not have a dictionary definition; it is derived from Old High German, meaning "helmet" and "spirit" or "courage."
In a sentence
Helmuth ist heute nicht zur Arbeit gekommen.
Helmuth did not come to work today.
Helmuth is used as a proper noun to refer to a person.
Die Geschichte von Helmuth und seinem mutigen Kampf ist beeindruckend.
The story of Helmuth and his courageous fight is impressive.
Helmuth is used as a proper noun to refer to a character or historical figure.
Helmuth, kannst du bitte die Präsentation vorbereiten?
Helmuth, can you please prepare the presentation?
Helmuth is used in the context of directly addressing a person.
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