No. 9,334 in German
matthew
The German word "Matthew" does not exist; "Matthäus" is the equivalent of "Matthew" in English, typically a name.
In a sentence
Matthew ist ein guter Freund von mir.
Matthew is a good friend of mine.
In this sentence, 'Matthew' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence.
Hast du schon Matthew gesehen?
Have you seen Matthew yet?
Here, 'Matthew' functions as a proper noun, used as the object of the sentence expressing the person being looked for.
Das Geschenk, das Matthew gemacht hat, war wunderbar.
The gift that Matthew made was wonderful.
In this sentence, 'Matthew' is again a proper noun, acting as the subject in the dependent clause.
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