1. neither... nor... (Note that "weder" by itself doesn't mean anything)
Opposite (closest): sowohl als auch
Meanings
Examples
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A quick look at how to use "weder... noch" ("neither ... nor") in German. And a look at the other translations for "neither". With lots of examples.
A detailed, fun look at "noch". We'll explore how it relates to its various English translations and see how to use it in practice with plenty of examples.
Word Family
Root: *newo-
Right from the start, this root was about the idea:
new
It has stayed about that in most European languages and evolved into English new, German neu, Greek neo and Slavic novi.
The root is potentially also the origin of a variant *nu, which is where now and the German noch and nun come from, which would make a lot of sense meaning-wise.
