This is the 1903rd most frequent German word.
wolff
"Wolff" is not a standard German word; it is typically a surname derived from "Wolf," meaning "wolf."
The word 'Wolf' here is a noun referring to the animal, used as the subject of the sentence.
Der Wolf streifte durch den dichten Wald.
The wolf roamed through the dense forest.
The word 'Wolf' is used as a metaphor comparing a person to a wolf symbolizing traits like wildness or independence.
Seine Darstellung erinnerte mich an einen jungen Wolf.
His portrayal reminded me of a young wolf.
Here, 'Wolf' appears as a proper noun, being the last name of a specific person.