No. 1,408 in German
hunden
The word "hunden" does not exist in standard German; it might be a typo or mistaken version of another word.
In a sentence
Ich sehe zwei Hunden im Park laufen.
I see two dogs running in the park.
Here, 'Hunden' refers to the plural form of 'Hund', indicating dogs.
Die Kinder spielen gerne mit Hunden.
The children like playing with dogs.
In this sentence, 'Hunden' is used in the plural dative case following the preposition 'mit', which requires the dative case.
Sie hat Angst vor Hunden.
She is afraid of dogs.
'Hunden' is used in the plural dative case, as the preposition 'vor' governs the dative case.
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