No. 8,261 in German
jeremy
The word "Jeremy" is not inherently German; it is a personal name. It has no specific definition in German.
In a sentence
Jeremy spielt gerne Fußball.
Jeremy enjoys playing soccer.
In this sentence, 'Jeremy' functions as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence referring to a person named Jeremy.
Das ist Jeremys Buch.
That is Jeremy's book.
Here, 'Jeremy' is used in the possessive form ('Jeremys'), indicating ownership of the book by the person named Jeremy.
Ich habe mit Jeremy gesprochen.
I talked to Jeremy.
In this example, 'Jeremy' is used as a proper noun, functioning as the object of the sentence, referring to the person with whom the speaker communicated.
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