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by vram22
2005 days ago
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> It's because the German language is highly compound. Take any descriptive phrase, remove the spaces, and you have a new word. Like Sanskrit.
Also, in Sanskrit, many words have multiple meanings, so when you string them together, there is often (somewhat of) a combinatorial explosion of overall meanings. |
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