No. 3,100 in German
causa
The German word "Causa" means "case" or "matter," often referring to a legal or significant issue.
In a sentence
Die Causa der Diskussion ist allen klar.
The cause of the discussion is clear to everyone.
Here, 'Causa' is used to mean 'cause' or 'reason', often in a formal or legal context.
In der Causa Müller gibt es neue Entwicklungen.
In the Müller case, there are new developments.
'Causa' is used here to mean a 'matter' or 'case', often referring to a specific situation requiring attention or resolution.
Die Causa hat einen emotionalen Einfluss auf die Beteiligten.
The matter has an emotional impact on those involved.
Again, 'Causa' refers to a specific situation or issue, highlighting its effects or implications.
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