Wie kann dieser Satz richtig sein?

Bedeutet “zu etwas/jemandem gehören” denn nicht: etwas/jemand ist ein Teil eines Ganzes?

In Anbetracht dieser Erklärung, wie kann folgender Satz richtig sein?

Der Relativsatz steht meist direkt hinter dem Wort, zu dem er gehört.

Wie kann ein satz ein teil eines Wortes Sein?

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Sft46
1 month ago

Doesn’t it mean “something belong to someone”: something/something is part of a whole?

Yeah, but not always. It can also mean that two things have only some form of connection.

In your example, it is not meant that the relativity is part of the word, but that it refers to it.

AriZona04
1 month ago

I don’t understand you. I see various questions in your FT:

If a man belongs to a woman – and elsewhere – then they are still 2 parts. Two people. You’re not a single part! They stay 2 individuals. No one belongs to the other and they will not merge either.

I can’t say if the relativity is always behind the word he refers to. Mostly, it’s like that. I think.

A sentence is a sentence. It’s not part of a word.

AriZona04
1 month ago
Reply to  Reh1993

I still don’t understand.

pascaline600lb
1 month ago

No, it just presses a connection of some kind. This woman belongs to this man.

pascaline600lb
1 month ago
Reply to  Reh1993

Belongs to