No. 8,213 in German
ismaël
The word "ismaël" is not German; it is a French form of "Ishmael," a biblical name.
In a sentence
Ismaël liest gerne Bücher.
Ismaël likes reading books.
Ismaël is a proper noun and is the name of the subject in the sentence.
Ich habe Ismaël im Park gesehen.
I saw Ismaël in the park.
Ismaël is used as a proper noun representing someone who is being referred to in the direct object role in the sentence.
Der Text wurde von Ismaël geschrieben.
The text was written by Ismaël.
Ismaël is the proper noun referring to the person who performed the action (author of the text) in the passive voice context.
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