No. 1,505 in German
wladimir
"Wladimir" is a proper noun, typically used as a German variant of the name "Vladimir," and does not have a specific definition beyond being a personal name.
In a sentence
Wladimir ist ein talentierter Musiker.
Wladimir is a talented musician.
Here, 'Wladimir' is used as a proper name referring to an individual named Wladimir.
Ich habe mit Wladimir über das Konzert gesprochen.
I spoke with Wladimir about the concert.
Here, 'Wladimir' indicates the person with whom the action of speaking was performed.
Die Idee von Wladimir war sehr interessant.
Wladimir's idea was very interesting.
Here, 'Wladimir' is used in a possessive construction, signifying that 'Wladimir' is the owner of the idea being described.
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