Feminine

Grenze

Sentences
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Die   Grenze   zu   den   Niederlanden   ist   im   Norden   nur   wenige   hundert
100
   Meter   entfernt .

The border with the Netherlands is only a few hundred metres away in the north.

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Niedersteinbach  befindet   sich   im   Westen   von   Sachsen   an
🔛
   der   Grenze   zum  thüringischen  Altenburger Land .

Niedersteinbach is located in the west of Saxony on the border with the Thuringian Altenburger Land.

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Die   Gemeinde   liegt   im  Ostteil  der  "Dübener  Heide "  an
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   der   Grenze   zu   Sachsen-Anhalt .

The municipality is located in the eastern part of the "Dübener Heide" on the border with Saxony-Anhalt.

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Meaning

  1. (feminine) border
  2. (feminine) limit
  3. (feminine) frontier
  4. (feminine) boundary

Concepts

border
limit
boundary
frontier
end
🔚
perimeter
edge
bound
bounds
boundaries
borderline
limits
line
confine
limitation
confines
extreme
abuttal
demarcation
result
rim
barrier
seam
selvage
margin
extremity
boarder
hedge
hem
threshold
upper limit
verge

mental state

bounds of the earth

termination point

territorial boundaries

boundary path

margin, rand, brim, border

border
limit
abutment
limit
bank
🏦
borders

boundary line

boundary stone

brink
circumference
crisis
degree
Synonyms

Schranke
32k
Begrenzung
40k
Rand
B2
Limit
C2
Grenzlinie
Ende
A1
🔚
Abgrenzung
Landesgrenze
Beschränkung
Kante
C2
Saum
32k
Einschränkung
34k
Gebiet
B1
Schluss
A2
🔚
Zaun
B2

Demarkation

Umfang
C2
Grenzwert
Demarkationslinie
Hecke
22k
Mark
B1
Maß
C1

Mäßigkeit

Reich
A2
Rochen
35k

Scheidelinie

Scheitel
38k
Schranken
24k
Schwelle
C2
Sphäre
23k
Streifen
C1
Strich
C1
Termin
B1
📅
Terminus
Trennung
C1

Trennungslinie

Umriss
Umzäunung
Unterscheidung
Wand
B1
Weg
A1
🛣️
Weite
C1
Welt
A1
🗺️
Ziel
A2
Zweck
B2

deutliche Unterscheidung

Höchstmaß

Limitierung

Mas

Wirkungskreis

Translations

frontière
grens
frontiera
frontera
límite
limite
fronteira
limite
limite
confine
sınır

σύνορο

frontera
finis
🔚
Frequency

B1
Dialects

Basel-Stadt

Basel-Stadt

gränze

Data provided by: Deutsch-Schweizerdeutsches Wörterbuch

Pronounced as (IPA)
[ˈɡʁɛnt͡sə]
Etymology

Inherited from Middle High German
grenize
In summary

Inherited from Middle High German grenize, borrowed from Old Polish granica, from Proto-Slavic *granica, from *granь + *-ica. The word spread westward in the 15th century and was reinforced by Luther’s Bible. Doublet of Granne.

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