No. 1,447 in German
netanjahu
"Netanjahu" is not a German word; it refers to Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli politician and former Prime Minister.
In a sentence
Netanjahu sprach gestern vor der Generalversammlung der Vereinten Nationen.
Netanyahu spoke yesterday at the United Nations General Assembly.
The word "Netanjahu" in this sentence functions as a proper noun, referring specifically to Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Prime Minister of Israel.
Die Politik von Netanjahu wurde von vielen Experten diskutiert.
Netanyahu's policies were discussed by many experts.
Here, "Netanjahu" denotes ownership, relating the policies to him, and is used as a proper noun in a possessive context.
Ich habe eine Biografie über Netanjahu gelesen, die sehr interessant war.
I read a biography about Netanyahu that was very interesting.
In this case, "Netanjahu" signifies the subject of a biography, showing the use of proper noun as the object of the sentence.
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