links
Meaning and Usage
"Links" translates to "left" in English. It describes the direction opposite to the right side of something.
Linguistic Analysis
"Links" is an adverb. It does not have a prefix and is derived from the Middle High German word "linkes."
Comparisons between German and English
The word "links" is directly equivalent to the English word "left" in terms of its meaning, both indicating the opposite direction of "right."
Example Sentences
- Biegen Sie an der nächsten Kreuzung links ab. (Turn left at the next intersection.)
- Die Tasche liegt links auf dem Tisch. (The bag is on the left side of the table.)
Memory Tips
Think of "links" as the German way to go "left" to remember its meaning.
Additional Vocabulary
Related words: rechts (right), geradeaus (straight ahead)