Satz
Meaning and Usage
"Satz" means "sentence" in German and refers to a grammatical unit that expresses a complete thought or idea.
Linguistic Analysis
The word "Satz" doesn't have any prefixes or suffixes. It comes from the Old High German word "saz."
Comparisons between German and English
The English word "sentence" has a similar meaning and usage to "Satz" in German. Both words are of Germanic origin and have common Indo-European roots.
Cultural Context
The correct formation and usage of "Satz" are essential in German language learning and communication, especially in written and spoken expression.
Example Sentences
- Bitte schreibe fünf Sätze auf Deutsch. (Please write five sentences in German.)
- Ich verstehe den ersten Satz nicht. (I don't understand the first sentence.)
Memory Tips
Think of "Satz" as similar to "sentence" in English with the same meaning.
Additional Vocabulary
Related words: der Ausdruck (expression), der Absatz (paragraph) Gender: Masculine (der Satz) Plural: Sätze (sentences)