No. 9,926 in German
ohio
"Ohio" is not a German word; it is the name of a U.S. state.
In a sentence
Ich habe gehört, dass Ohio einen schönen Nationalpark hat.
I heard that Ohio has a beautiful national park.
Here, 'Ohio' is used as a proper noun referring to the U.S. state.
Der Fluss Ohio fließt durch mehrere Bundesstaaten.
The Ohio River flows through several states.
'Ohio' in this context refers to the Ohio River as a geographical feature.
Ich habe eine Freundin, die ursprünglich aus Ohio kommt.
I have a friend who originally comes from Ohio.
Again, 'Ohio' is a proper noun referring to the state and emphasizes someone's origin.
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