This is the 7359th most frequent Russian word.
германом
"Германом" is the instrumental case of "Герман," a proper noun referring to the name "Herman" or "Germany" in some contexts.
Here, 'германом' is used in the instrumental case to denote 'germanium', the chemical element.
Вчера я обсуждал новый химический элемент, такой как германом.
Yesterday, I discussed a new chemical element like germanium.
In this sentence, 'германом' appears as a mistaken or regional abbreviation for regarding Germany. Clarification may be warranted as this usage is non-standard.
Мы направили письмо германом, чтобы подтвердить наше участие.
We sent a letter to Germany to confirm our participation.
Here, 'германом' likely intends to mean 'by a German artist,' but standard Russian would use 'немецким художником,' making this an interesting linguistic occurrence to analyze.