die Sache

Plural: die Sachen
Based on: *sag-
Goethe A2 Noun
  1. the thing, the matter
  2. the clothes
1.

the thing, the matter

(More common for non tangible things, like concepts or issues. You can often use "Ding" instead of "Sache" but it doesn't work as well the other way around. In plural however, "Sachen" is often used for one's "stuff" or belongings.)
2.

the clothes

(ONLY in plural.)

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What does “In eigener Sache” mean ? Could you please elaborate on its use and meaning?

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Reply to  Emanuel

Than you so much, it’s all clear now.

How many meanings does the German word 'Sache' have?

Sache has 2 distinct meanings: 1. the thing, the matter, 2. the clothes.

What is the gender of 'Sache'?

die

What is the plural of 'Sache'?

die Sachen

What is 'Sache' related to?

The word 'Sache' is related to *sag-.

Where can I learn more about 'Sache'?

Check out the main YourDailyGerman Dictionary for more German vocabulary entries.