No. 12,086 in German
ulrich
"Ulrich" is a German given name and does not have a direct definition; it originates from Old High German meaning "noble ruler" or "prosperity and power."
In a sentence
Ulrich ist ein sehr talentierter Pianist.
Ulrich is a very talented pianist.
Here, 'Ulrich' is used as a proper noun, serving as a person's name.
Ich habe das Buch von Ulrich gelesen.
I have read the book by Ulrich.
In this sentence, 'Ulrich' identifies the author or owner of the mentioned book, indicating possession or authorship in a proper noun usage.
Hast du die Werke von Ulrich bewundert?
Have you admired Ulrich's works?
'Ulrich' refers to the creator of the works, showcasing ownership or origin linked to the proper noun for identification purposes.
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