Translation
to run; to walk, go on foot
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Word origin
From Old High German loufan, related to English leap.
- Origin
- Old High German
- Root
- loufan
- English cognates
- leap
Grammar
Examples
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I run a lap in the park every morning.
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The child can already walk all by itself.
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We ran ten kilometres yesterday.
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(6)Grammar articles
(5)German Imperative: du, ihr, Sie Commands (and sei, seid, seien Sie)
German Irregular Verbs: The Strong Verb Patterns That Repeat
German Perfect Tense: haben or sein, Plus a Past Participle
German Prepositions: Which Case Each One Takes, in One Chart
German Verb Conjugation: The One Pattern Under Every Verb
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 1: Words 301-310.