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Translation of German word "Macht" to English

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Macht

/maːkt/

Meaning

Noun

Feminine noun meaning 'power / authority / political or physical might'.

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How to use

The feminine noun Macht ('power / force / authority / might') declines regularly. In the plural, it gets an umlaut: Mächte (die Mächte — often used to refer to international powers/nations). The related verb is machen (to make) or mögen (might).

🇬🇧 English

power / authority / might

Example

Die Macht der Regierung ist groß.

The power of the government is great.

Die Macht des Geldes ist groß.

The power of money is great.

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Synonyms

force / violence / authority (specifically, state monopoly or physical violence, feminine)domination / rule / reign (feminine)

Common phrases

  • an der Macht sein— to be in power / rule (dative state)
  • an die Macht kommen— to come to power (accusative direction)
  • Großmacht— great power / superpower (related compound)

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Frequency rank: #570 in German

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The German word "die Macht" is defined as: "Feminine noun meaning 'power / authority / political or physical might'."

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The German word "die Macht" means "power / authority / might" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "Die Macht der Regierung ist groß." (which translates as "The power of the government is great.").

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