No. 1,829 in German
rafah
"Rafah" is not a German word; it is a proper noun, typically referring to a city in the Gaza Strip or Egypt.
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern die Stadt Rafah in meinen Notizen erwähnt.
Yesterday, I mentioned the city of Rafah in my notes.
The word 'Rafah' here is used as a proper noun referring to a geographic location, specifically a city.
Auf meiner Reise habe ich gelernt, dass die Grenze bei Rafah von historischer Bedeutung ist.
On my journey, I learned that the border at Rafah is of historical significance.
In this sentence, 'Rafah' is used to denote a significant border crossing point associated with the city, highlighting its historical importance.
Die Stadt Rafah wurde in vielen Berichten erwähnt.
The city of Rafah has been mentioned in many reports.
Here, 'Rafah' represents the city typically mentioned in historical or contemporary reports or discussions.
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