No. 9,717 in German
natasha
"Natasha" is not a German word; it is a given name of Slavic origin.
In a sentence
Natasha geht gern spazieren im Park.
Natasha enjoys walking in the park.
Here, 'Natasha' is used as a proper noun and a subject in the sentence.
Kennst du Natasha? Sie ist neu hier.
Do you know Natasha? She is new here.
In this example, 'Natasha' is used as a proper noun and a direct object, referring to someone specific.
Die Katze von Natasha schläft immer auf dem Sofa.
Natasha's cat always sleeps on the sofa.
In this sentence, 'Natasha' shows possession, as indicated by the genitive construction to signify 'Natasha's cat' in German.
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