This is the 8280th most frequent German word.
jordi
The word "jordi" is not a standard German word. It might be a name or misspelling.
Here, 'Jordi' is again used as a proper noun, indicating possession with the genitive case 'von Jordi' which translates to 'Jordi's' in English.
Die Arbeit von Jordi beeindruckt mich wirklich.
Jordi's work really impresses me.
In this context, 'Jordi' functions as the subject and actor in the sentence, illustrating an activity performed by the person named Jordi.
Gestern hat Jordi uns einen Brief geschickt.
Yesterday, Jordi sent us a letter.
In this sentence, 'Jordi' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name, acting as the subject of the sentence.