No. 8,152 in German
inka
"Inka" in German refers to the Inca, the indigenous people of South America known for their ancient civilization and empire.
In a sentence
Die Inka bauten beeindruckende Städte in den Anden.
The Inca built impressive cities in the Andes.
The word 'Inka' refers to the historical civilization of the Inca in South America.
Das Inka-Volk war für seine fortschrittlichen Techniken bekannt.
The Inca people were known for their advanced techniques.
The term 'Inka-Volk' describes the Inca people, referring to their collective identity.
Inka hat eine neue Sammlerversion eines Buches herausgebracht.
Inka has released a new collector's edition of a book.
Here 'Inka' is used as a proper name, potentially referring to a person or entity.
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