Macht
Meaning and Usage
"Macht" translates to "power" or "might" in English. It is used to describe authority, influence, or physical strength.
Linguistic Analysis
"Macht" is a noun. It does not have a prefix and is derived from the Middle High German word "maht."
Comparisons between German and English
The word "Macht" is similar to the English word "might" in terms of its meaning, both referring to power and authority.
Example Sentences
- Die Macht der Natur ist beeindruckend. (The power of nature is impressive.)
- Er hat viel politische Macht. (He has a lot of political power.)
Memory Tips
Associate "Macht" with "might" in English to remember its meaning of power or authority.
Additional Vocabulary
Related words: Kraft (strength), Autorität (authority)