No. 8,707 in German
kreml
"Kreml" in German refers to the "Kremlin," the Russian government or the fortified complex in Moscow.
In a sentence
Der Kreml ist ein berühmtes Gebäude in Moskau.
The Kremlin is a famous building in Moscow.
Here, 'Kreml' is used as a proper noun referring to the historic fortified complex in the center of Moscow, which is globally recognized as 'the Kremlin'.
Der Präsident sprach im Kreml zu seinen Beratern.
The president spoke in the Kremlin to his advisors.
In this sentence, 'Kreml' is used as a location within the building itself, emphasizing its utility and political significance.
Die Architektur des Kremls ist beeindruckend.
The architecture of the Kremlin is impressive.
Here, 'Kreml' is used possessively to discuss a characteristic of the Kremlin, highlighting its architectural importance.
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