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adjectiveverb

vereint

united

The German word "vereint" is the past participle of the verb "vereinigen" (to unite, to bring together). It means "united" or "joined".

  • Derived words:
    • "ein" = "one"
    • "inen" (in "vereinigen") relates to "to unite"

Similar words:

  • "verbunden" (connected)
  • "vereint" (united)
  • "eingeschlossen" (included/enclosed)

Difference:

  • "Vereint" emphasizes a formal or emotional sense of unity or coming together as one entity.
  • "Verbunden" means connected, which can refer to physical, emotional, or logical connections without necessarily being fully united.
  • "Eingeschlossen" suggests being enclosed or included, focusing more on physical or situational inclusion rather than unity.

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Examples

Die beiden Länder sind seit dem Krieg vereint.adjective

The two countries have been united since the war.

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