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vereint
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The German word "vereint" is an adjective or past participle derived from the verb "vereinigen" or "vereinen", meaning "united" or "joined together".
- Stammwort (root word): Eint doesn’t stand alone, but the root is from "eins" meaning "one".
- The meaning: "joined as one", "united", or "combined".
Similar words include:
- "vereint" vs. "vereinigt": Both mean "united," but "vereint" often emphasizes emotional or ideological unity, while "vereinigt" sometimes refers more to formal or organizational merging.
- "zusammen" ("together"): More general, emphasizes physical proximity or being together without necessarily implying unity.
Difference:
"Vereint" stresses unity and common purpose, while similar words like "zusammen" focus on being together physically and "vereinigt" often includes formal union.
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Examples
Die beiden Länder sind seit dem Krieg vereint.adjective
A két ország a háború óta egyesült.
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