Secondary in German 🇩🇪

sekundär info.

Tips to remember the German word ‘sekundär’:
1. Associate the word with the English word ‘secondary’ to help remember its meaning.
2. Break down the word: ‘se-‘ sounds like ‘say’ and ‘kundär’ sounds like ‘cun-dar’. Think of it as saying ‘cun-dar’ when something is secondary.

Explanations:
In German, ‘sekundär’ means the same as the English word ‘secondary’. It is an adjective that describes something not of primary importance, or occurring after something else. This word can be used in various contexts and is part of everyday German vocabulary.

Other words that mean the same thing as ‘sekundär’:
– Neben-
– Zweitrangig
– Nachgeordnet

Alternate meanings or slang:
‘Sekundär’ is commonly used to refer to secondary things, but it does not have any specific alternate meanings or slang associated with it.

Examples of sentences:
1. “Die Hauptursache ist noch nicht bekannt, aber wir können uns mit den sekundären Gründen befassen.” (The main cause is not yet known, but we can consider the secondary reasons.)
2. “Das ist ein sekundäres Ziel, unser Hauptaugenmerk liegt jedoch auf dem primären Ziel.” (That is a secondary goal, but our main focus is on the primary goal.)

Note: The word ‘sekundär’ is derived from the Latin word ‘secundarius’, which has the same meaning. It is important to note that while ‘sekundär’ might have similar spellings or pronunciations to other words in different languages, its meaning in German solely represents the word ‘secondary’.

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