No. 9,265 in German
marcel
The word "Marcel" in German typically refers to a male first name and does not have a standalone definition beyond being a proper noun.
In a sentence
Marcel ist ein freundlicher Junge.
Marcel is a friendly boy.
The word 'Marcel' is used as a proper noun, identifying a person by name.
Ich habe Marcel angerufen, um mit ihm zu sprechen.
I called Marcel to speak with him.
The word 'Marcel' is used as a direct object in the context of the action of calling.
Das ist Marcels Buch.
That is Marcel's book.
The word 'Marcel' is used possessively, referring to an item that belongs to him.
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