Form
Meaning and Usage
"Form" in German refers to "form" or "shape" in English. It is used to describe the physical shape or structure of something, as well as in the context of documents or applications where it can mean a "form" to be filled out.
Linguistic Analysis
"Form" in German does not have a prefix or suffix. It comes from the Middle High German and Old High German word "form," which is derived from the Latin word "forma."
Comparisons between German and English
The word "form" is similar in both German and English, both in meaning and spelling.
Cultural Context
In German culture, the concept of "form" is important not only in the physical or visual sense but also in terms of formalities and adhering to certain structures or rules.
Example Sentences
- Die Form dieses Gebäudes ist sehr einzigartig. (The shape of this building is very unique.)
- Bitte füllen Sie das Formular aus. (Please fill out the form.)
Memory Tips
To remember the word "Form," think of the similar concept of "form" in English.
Additional Vocabulary
- die Gestalt (shape)
- die Struktur (structure)
- das Muster (pattern)
Gender and Plural (for nouns)
Noun: die Form (feminine) Plural: die Formen
Conjugation (for verbs)
The word "Form" is a noun and does not have a verb conjugation.