anfachen

C1

to inspire / arouse / fan

English meaning
to inspire / arouse / fan
Vocabulary package
Happiness & Joy

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anfachen in a sentence

Kunst kann die Fantasie anfachen.

Conjugation of anfachen

anfachen is a separable verb — the prefix splits off and goes to the end of the clause.

ichfache an
dufachst an
er/sie/esfacht an
wirfachen an
ihrfacht an
sie/Siefachen an
Simple past (er/sie/es)
fachte an
Perfect
hat angefacht

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Questions about anfachen

How do you conjugate anfachen?

Present tense: fache an, fachst an, facht an, fachen an, facht an, fachen an. Simple past: fachte an. Perfect: hat angefacht. anfachen is a separable verb, so the prefix moves to the end of the clause.

What does anfachen mean in English?

anfachen means "to inspire / arouse / fan". For example: "Kunst kann die Fantasie anfachen."

What level is anfachen in German?

anfachen is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the happiness & joy vocabulary.

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