No. 9,282 in German
mariä
"Mariä" is the genitive form of "Maria," referring to Mary, often used in religious contexts in German.
In a sentence
Mariä Himmelfahrt wird in einigen Regionen Deutschlands als Feiertag begangen.
Assumption of Mary is celebrated as a holiday in some regions of Germany.
In this sentence, 'Mariä' is the genitive form of 'Maria' (Mary), referencing her Assumption, and serves as a proper noun in a religious context.
Die Geschichte von Mariä Empfängnis ist ein zentraler Bestandteil der christlichen Lehre.
The story of the Immaculate Conception is a central part of Christian doctrine.
Here, 'Mariä' again indicates the genitive case of 'Maria', used in the phrase 'Mariä Empfängnis' to denote 'Mary's Conception'.
Einige alte Kirchen feiern spezielle Messen zu Ehren Mariä.
Some old churches hold special masses in honor of Mary.
'Mariä' is utilized in the genitive case to form a possessive or descriptive association, 'zu Ehren Mariä' meaning 'in honor of Mary'.
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