No. 9,848 in German
norma
The German word "Norma" is a proper noun, typically referring to the name "Norma," or in some cases, it could reference the opera by Vincenzo Bellini. It does not commonly have a distinct German meaning apart from this.
In a sentence
Die Norm gilt für alle in unserer Gesellschaft.
The standard applies to everyone in our society.
The word 'Norm' here refers to a standard or rule that is generally accepted or expected in a society or context.
Wir sollten nicht immer nach der Norm handeln.
We should not always act according to the norm.
In this context, 'Norm' represents general patterns of behavior or expectations that people usually follow.
Es ist wichtig, die kulturellen Normen zu verstehen.
It is important to understand the cultural norms.
'Normen' here indicates the plural form of 'Norm', and it refers to the guidelines and expectations common to a particular culture.
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