No. 9,707 in German
naomi
The word "Naomi" is not a German word; it is a proper noun, typically a name with Hebrew origins meaning "pleasantness."
In a sentence
Naomi ist eine fantastische Tänzerin.
Naomi is a fantastic dancer.
The word 'Naomi' here is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name, utilized as the subject of the sentence.
Ich habe Naomi gestern im Park getroffen.
I met Naomi yesterday in the park.
The word 'Naomi' functions as a proper noun and is the direct object within the sentence, indicating whom the speaker met.
Kennst du Naomi?
Do you know Naomi?
Here, 'Naomi' is a proper noun used as the object of the verb 'kennen' (to know), asking about familiarity with the person Naomi.
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