No. 4,117 in Spanish

germán

In Spanish, "germán" is a proper noun, typically a male name equivalent to "German" in English.

In a sentence

Germán es mi mejor amigo desde la infancia.
Germán has been my best friend since childhood.
Here, 'Germán' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
El idioma germano se clasifica como parte de las lenguas germánicas.
The German language is classified as part of the Germanic languages.
In this context, 'germano' (related to 'Germán') is an adjective referring to something related to Germany or the German language.
La historia de los pueblos germánicos es fascinante.
The history of the Germanic peoples is fascinating.
Here, 'germánicos,' a word derived from 'Germán,' is used as an adjective describing something related to the Germanic peoples.

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