Folge
Example: Die Folgen der Entscheidung werden langfristig spürbar sein.
Definition
"Folge" refers to the consequences or results that come from a particular action or decision. It represents the effects or outcomes that are experienced, often over a period of time, such as in the phrase 'Die Folgen der Entscheidung werden langfristig spürbar sein,' meaning the effects will be felt in the long term.
Etymology
The German word "Folge" originates from the Old High German 'folgā,' meaning 'sequence' or 'result.' It is related to the verb 'folgen,' meaning 'to follow,' highlighting the idea of something coming after or as a result. Did you know that "Folge" shares roots with the English word 'follow,' emphasizing the connection between cause and effect?
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"Folge" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - General - (C1) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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