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What's the difference between "nah" and "nahe"?
Nahe is an old form of nah. You can exchange them freely but in some contexts nahe is still preferred:
Nahe des Ufers schwammen Enten.
Nah am Ufer schwammen Enten.
This is all about phonotactics.
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What's the difference between "nah" and "nahe"?
There is no difference in meaning between nah and nahe. This adjective belongs to this group:
alleine, bange, blöde, böse, derbe, fade, feige, milde, nahe, öde, rapide, sachte, spröde, stupide, träge,...
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"Schaden anrichten" vs. "Schaden zufügen"
Der Bedeutungsunterscheid ist, daß "Schaden anrichten" nur den Unterschied mit und ohne Schaden feststellt, aber "Schaden zufügen" auch eine Person (oder zumindest juristische ...
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