No. 9,772 in German
neuem
The German word "neuem" is the dative singular form of "neu" (new).
In a sentence
Ich habe ein Buch über einem neuem Thema gelesen.
I read a book about a new topic.
In this sentence, 'neuem' is the dative singular neuter form of 'neu,' modifying 'Thema' (topic). It is used because the preposition 'über' governs the dative case in this context.
Wir begegneten uns bei einem neuem Konzert.
We met each other at a new concert.
Here, 'neuem' serves as the dative singular neuter form of 'neu,' describing 'Konzert' (concert), suitable because the context calls for a dative construction.
Nach einem neuem Anfängen, war alles anders.
After a new beginning, everything was different.
In this example, 'neuem' is applied as the dative singular neuter form to describe 'Anfängen' (beginning), matching the case required by the preposition 'nach.'
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