No. 9,511 in German
mitschülern
"Mitschülern" is not a standard German word; it may stem from "Mitschüler," meaning "classmates."
In a sentence
Ich helfe meinen Mitschülern bei den Hausaufgaben.
I help my classmates with their homework.
Here, 'Mitschülern' refers to classmates in a dative case, whom the subject is assisting.
Die Mitschülern meines Bruders sind sehr freundlich.
The classmates of my brother are very friendly.
In this sentence, 'Mitschülern' refers to classmates belonging to the subject's brother, used possessively.
Er diskutiert oft mit seinen Mitschülern über Projekte.
He often discusses projects with his classmates.
This use of 'Mitschülern' highlights its relational role concerning the subject, used in an instrumental context for the action of discussing.
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