No. 2,828 in German
starkem
The German word "starkem" means "strong" in dative or instrumental case (masculine/neuter).
In a sentence
Das Haus widersteht auch starkem Wind problemlos.
The house withstands strong winds effortlessly.
In this sentence, 'starkem' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'Wind' in the dative case, agreeing in gender, number, and case.
Nach einem Training fühle ich mich mit starkem Energiefluss.
After a workout, I feel with a strong flow of energy.
Here, 'starkem' qualifies the noun 'Energiefluss' and adapts to the case (dative) dictated by the preposition 'mit'.
Sie beeindruckte alle mit ihrem starkem Durchhaltevermögen.
She impressed everyone with her strong perseverance.
In this example, 'starkem' describes the noun 'Durchhaltevermögen' in the dative case, adhering to the rules of adjective declension.
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