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Sentence #636885

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 Esperantostern Esperantostern March 28, 2012 March 28, 2012 at 10:35:45 AM UTC link Permalink

Ethimologisch hat entfernen etwas mit Ferne zu tun, aber es bedeutet heute "wegnehmen, wegmachen etc." Z.B. Ich entferne einen Fleck --> wegmachen.

al_ex_an_der al_ex_an_der July 25, 2013 July 25, 2013 at 10:50:24 PM UTC link Permalink

Ja und was meint ihr zu "entäußern", "entstehen", "entsetzen", "entlegen", "entfallen", "entnehmen" ...?

Hans07 Hans07 January 25, 2016 January 25, 2016 at 1:45:11 PM UTC link Permalink

entweder oder, Enten, Enterhaken, Enthusiasmus,

raggione raggione May 15, 2016 May 15, 2016 at 9:49:33 AM UTC link Permalink

Was dagegen, demnächst deutsche Anführungszeichen zu setzen?: „“„“„“

Pfirsichbaeumchen Pfirsichbaeumchen June 4, 2016 June 4, 2016 at 10:57:26 AM UTC link Permalink

Ich habe die Anführungszeichen ersetzt. Das mittlere Paar hätte ich persönlich weggelassen.

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Ein seltsames deutsches Wort ist "entfernen", denn die Vorsilbe "ent-" bedeutet, dass man etwas fortnimmt, in diesem Fall also die Ferne fortnimmt, sich also nähert, was aber das genaue Gegenteil der wirklichen Bedeutung von "entfernen" ist.

added by BraveSentry, November 26, 2010
➜ #637071A curious German word is "entfernen" (to put some distance between), because the prefix "ent-" means to take something away, in this case the distance, but taking away the distance would mean to bring it closer which is the exact opposite of what the word "entfernen" means.

linked by Dejo, November 26, 2010
Ein seltsames deutsches Wort ist „entfernen“, denn die Vorsilbe „ent-“ bedeutet, dass man etwas fortnimmt, in diesem Fall also die Ferne fortnimmt, sich also nähert, was aber das genaue Gegenteil der wirklichen Bedeutung von „entfernen“ ist.

edited by Pfirsichbaeumchen, June 4, 2016