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joachim
"Joachim" is a German male given name, derived from the Hebrew name "Jehoiakim," meaning "raised by God" or "established by God."
In a sentence
Joachim besuchte gestern ein Konzert.
Joachim attended a concert yesterday.
Proper noun used as a person's name, subject of the sentence.
Hast du schon Joachim von deinem Vorschlag erzählt?
Have you already told Joachim about your suggestion?
Proper noun used as a target of an action, object of the sentence.
Die Geschichte handelt von einem Mann namens Joachim.
The story is about a man named Joachim.
Proper noun used within a narrative context.
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