20.1.61 oberhalb = above (with Genitive) |
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Note!
Oberhalb
is a preposition that is used quite rarely.
Oberhalb
means that
something is above something else but not
necessarily in vertical sense. |
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Oberhalb des
Dorfes sah man von weitem die Feuer. = You could see the fire form far aways above the village. |
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This sentence
actually means that there is something higher
behind the village (a mountain or something)
where the fire is, and the fire can be seen
above the village. Über dem Dorf sah man die Feuer. = You could see the fire over the village. This sentence would mean that the fire is over the village in a vertical meaning, the fire might be in the sky above the village or just in the air over the village. Hopefully this doesn't happen to often. |
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