No. 10,902 in German
sarah
The word "Sarah" is a proper noun in German, typically used as a female given name, derived from Hebrew, meaning "princess."
In a sentence
Sarah liest gern Bücher.
Sarah likes reading books.
In this sentence, 'Sarah' is used as a proper noun and refers to a specific individual named Sarah.
Das T-Shirt von Sarah ist blau.
Sarah's T-shirt is blue.
Here, 'Sarah' is used as a possessive proper noun indicating ownership of the T-shirt.
Ich habe Sarah gestern im Park gesehen.
I saw Sarah in the park yesterday.
In this usage, 'Sarah' is the object of the verb 'gesehen', specifying whom the speaker saw.
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