No. 2,322 in German
kim
"Kim" in German refers to the "front sight" of a firearm.
In a sentence
Kim besucht heute den Zoo.
Kim is visiting the zoo today.
'Kim' is a proper noun representing a person's name.
Ich habe ein Kimono als Geschenk gekauft.
I bought a kimono as a gift.
'Kim' in 'Kimono' appears as a part of the noun, representing a traditional Japanese garment.
Der Himmel ist klar und blau.
The sky is clear and blue.
'Kim' does not appear directly but resembles part of the word 'Himmel', which means sky.
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