No. 8,729 in German
kristina
"Kristina" is a proper noun, specifically a personal name, and does not have a definition beyond being used as a name.
In a sentence
Kristina geht heute einkaufen.
Kristina is going shopping today.
Here, 'Kristina' is the subject of the sentence, representing a proper noun that refers to a person.
Das Buch von Kristina liegt auf dem Tisch.
The book by Kristina is lying on the table.
In this sentence, 'Kristina' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession of the book.
Hast du Kristina schon gesehen?
Have you seen Kristina already?
In this case, 'Kristina' is in the accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'gesehen'.
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