No. 8,156 in German
inn
The German word "Inn" refers to a river in Europe.
In a sentence
Ich fahre am Wochenende nach Innsbruck.
I am traveling to Innsbruck this weekend.
The word 'Innsbruck' is used as a proper noun, referring to a specific location in Austria.
Der Inn fließt durch mehrere Länder Europas.
The Inn flows through several countries in Europe.
The word 'Inn' here is used as a proper noun, indicating the name of a river in Europe.
In der Nähe des Inns kann man wunderbar wandern.
Near the Inn, one can hike wonderfully.
The word 'Inns' appears in the possessive form, referring to a location related to the Inn river.
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