nach

based on: nah

Meanings

to, toward

(for most geographical names as well as cardinal directions)

after

(preposition)

Opposite (closest): vor

like, "reminischent of"

(for comparisons of taste, smell annd sound)

according to

(as a post-position, so it comes AFTER the object which is in Dative)

for

(In many combinations with verbs where "nach" connects the "target". This ties in with "to, toward".)

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The second article on this blog :). The meaning of "Tisch" with some nice family relations.

Vocab:

der Tisch, die Tafel, der Nachtisch

German Prepositions Explained - "nach"

"nach" can mean "to" and "after". Today, we'll explore the common core of this, and explore the various uses of "nach", both alone and as a prefix.

Vocab:

nach, nachmachen, nachlaufen, nachlassen, nachgehen, nach

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