No. 1,196 in German
libanon
"Libanon" in German refers to "Lebanon," a country in the Middle East.
In a sentence
Der Libanon ist bekannt für seine Zedernwälder.
Lebanon is known for its cedar forests.
Here, 'Libanon' is used as a proper noun referring to the country Lebanon.
Ich habe vor, nächstes Jahr den Libanon zu besuchen.
I plan to visit Lebanon next year.
In this sentence, 'Libanon' is the object of the verb 'besuchen', describing the act of visiting the country Lebanon.
Die politische Situation im Libanon ist sehr angespannt.
The political situation in Lebanon is very tense.
Here, 'Libanon' is used in a prepositional phrase to describe location, specifically the country Lebanon.
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