No. 1,476 in German
simon
The German word "Simon" is a proper noun and typically refers to a person's name, similar to "Simon" in English.
In a sentence
Simon ist mein bester Freund.
Simon is my best friend.
The word 'Simon' here is a proper noun representing the name of a person.
Wenn ich Hilfe brauche, rufe ich Simon.
When I need help, I call Simon.
In this sentence, 'Simon' still refers to the name of a person and is used in context as someone who provides assistance.
Ich habe einen Brief für Simon geschrieben.
I wrote a letter for Simon.
Here, 'Simon' is used as the direct receiver of an action within the sentence.
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