No. 14,732 in German
nuit
The German language does not have the word "nuit." "Nuit" is French for "night." In German, "night" is "Nacht."
In a sentence
Ich habe letzte Nacht gut geschlafen.
I slept well last night.
The word 'Nacht' means 'night' in German and is used with 'letzte' to denote 'last night'.
Die lange Nacht war sehr ruhig.
The long night was very quiet.
Here, 'Nacht' is a noun representing 'night' and is described as 'long' and 'quiet'.
Nachts sieht man oft viele Sterne.
At night, one often sees many stars.
'Nachts' is an adverbial form of 'Nacht', meaning 'at night'.
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