No. 2,494 in German
söhne
"Söhne" means "sons" in English.
In a sentence
Die Söhne spielen im Park.
The sons are playing in the park.
In this sentence, 'Söhne' is used as the plural noun 'sons', referring to male offspring.
Meine Söhne sind beide erfolgreich.
My sons are both successful.
Here, 'Söhne' is again used as the plural form of 'son', showing possession through 'meine' (my).
Er sprach mit den Söhnen über ihre Zukunft.
He talked to the sons about their future.
In this example, 'Söhne' is in the dative case (indicated by 'mit'), because it's the object of the preposition 'mit' (with).
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