No. 1,226 in German
satz
"Satz" in German means "sentence" or "set" and can also refer to a "movement" in music or a "jump" in sports, depending on context.
In a sentence
Der Satz beginnt mit einem Subjekt.
The sentence begins with a subject.
Here, 'Satz' is used in the context of a grammatical sentence, which is a coherent group of words forming a unit of meaning.
Ich habe einen Satz neuer Reifen gekauft.
I bought a set of new tires.
In this case, 'Satz' refers to a set or collection of items, specifically a group of tires.
Der erste Satz der Symphonie ist sehr bewegend.
The first movement of the symphony is very moving.
Here, 'Satz' refers to a movement in a musical composition, indicating a distinct section of the work.
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