No. 3,230 in German
fahr
"Fahr" is the imperative form of "fahren," meaning "drive," "travel," or "go."
In a sentence
Ich fahre jeden Morgen mit dem Fahrrad zur Arbeit.
I ride my bike to work every morning.
Here, 'fahre' is the first person singular conjugation of 'fahren', meaning 'to drive' or 'to ride', indicating the action of traveling by bicycle.
Das Fahrzeug fährt schnell auf der Autobahn.
The vehicle drives fast on the highway.
In this sentence, 'fährt' is the third person singular conjugation of 'fahren', referring to the vehicle moving or driving.
Wenn du willst, fahr zum Markt und bring Obst mit.
If you want, drive to the market and bring some fruit.
Here, 'fahr' is used as an imperative and direct address encouraging the action of traveling to the market.
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