No. 8,099 in German
ilham
The word "Ilham" is not German; it is of Arabic origin and means "inspiration" in English.
In a sentence
Ilham bringt immer frische Ideen in das Team.
Ilham always brings fresh ideas to the team.
Here, 'Ilham' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Manchmal finde ich Ilham während meiner Morgenmeditation.
Sometimes I find inspiration during my morning meditation.
In this example, 'Ilham' is utilized figuratively to mean 'inspiration' or 'insight.'
Die Geschichte ist ein wahrer Ilham für uns alle.
The story is a true inspiration for all of us.
Finally, 'Ilham' is represented as a metaphorical embodiment of inspiration or moving spirit.
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