This is the 1747th most frequent German word.
herrn
"Herrn" is the declined form of "Herr," meaning "Mr." or "Gentleman" in the accusative or dative case.
In this sentence, 'Herrn' is used as the accusative form of 'Herr' when referring to a specific gentleman.
Ich möchte mit diesem Herrn sprechen.
I would like to speak with this gentleman.
Here, 'Herrn' is in the dative case, used for the indirect object to signify to whom the document was given.
Wir haben dem Herrn das Dokument gegeben.
We gave the document to the gentleman.
In this example, 'Herrn' is the genitive form of 'Herr,' indicating possession.