No. 14,705 in German
net
"Net" in German means "nice" or "pleasant."
In a sentence
Das Internet ist ein großes Netz von Daten.
The internet is a large network of data.
Here, 'Netz' is used to mean 'network' as in a system of interconnected elements.
Sie trugen ein feines Netz als Dekoration.
They wore a fine net as a decoration.
In this context, 'Netz' refers to a physical net made of loops of material used as a decorative object.
Nach einem langen Arbeitstag fühlte ich mich ganz nett erfrischt.
After a long day of work, I felt quite pleasantly refreshed.
Here, 'nett' is used as an adjective meaning 'pleasant' or 'nice' to describe the feeling of refreshment.
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