Vollverb Glossary of terms
A Vollverb is a verb with full lexical meaning that can form the core of the predicate on its own.
Additional Information
- Translations: main verb, full verb, lexical verb
- Related concepts: Hauptverb, Tätigkeitsverb, Handlungsverb
Detailed Explanation
Vollverben in German are verbs that have a complete meaning and can function as the only verb in a sentence. They express actions, states, or processes independently. Unlike auxiliary or modal verbs, Vollverben do not need to be combined with other verbs to form a meaningful sentence.
These verbs can be conjugated in all tenses and moods and are essential for sentence construction in German.
Usage examples of "Vollverb"
📝 Some usage examples:
- Ich lese ein Buch.
- Die Sonne scheint.
- Wir reisen nächste Woche.
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