01-03-2023, 10:04 PM
In German, it's easy.
So the word "aus /out" has an ambiguity.
"aus / out" means of something, whereas the opposite means "ein / in" something. Gang - Eingang - Ausgang. Aisle / entrance / exit.
I can also think of it as an action, Ich schalte das Licht aus. / Turning off the lights.
"aus / off" as a prefix, would be "ex" in Latin, can be written alone, the same in the sense of "of" or "from".
This realisation can be transferred to the VM.
So the word "aus /out" has an ambiguity.
"aus / out" means of something, whereas the opposite means "ein / in" something. Gang - Eingang - Ausgang. Aisle / entrance / exit.
I can also think of it as an action, Ich schalte das Licht aus. / Turning off the lights.
"aus / off" as a prefix, would be "ex" in Latin, can be written alone, the same in the sense of "of" or "from".
This realisation can be transferred to the VM.