No. 9,420 in German
messina
"Messina" is not a German word; it refers to a city in Italy.
In a sentence
Ich möchte diesen Sommer nach Messina reisen.
I would like to travel to Messina this summer.
Here 'Messina' is used as a proper noun, referring to the city in Sicily.
Die Schiffe aus Messina bringen frische Orangen.
Ships from Messina bring fresh oranges.
In this sentence, 'Messina' again refers to the city in Sicily, this time indicating origin.
Hast du von der Legende der Glocken in Messina gehört?
Have you heard about the legend of the bells in Messina?
'Messina' here also refers to the city, specifically in the context of a cultural or historical element associated with it.
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