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The german "Werk" refers to a place or thing where something is made or done. "Kraft" means power. So Kraftwerk means power plant in english.
Another example is the word "Kunstwerk", which means artwork.
I've made a photo of the Klingenberg power plant (actually, it's a heating plant) too.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/740394/
Another example is the word "Kunstwerk", which means artwork.
I've made a photo of the Klingenberg power plant (actually, it's a heating plant) too.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/740394/
Yes, I'm aware of what 'Kraftwerk' means (aside from band name). I speak German.
What I wanted to know was the difference between the German morpheme's Werk and Fabrik :P
(The only difference I can find in English, is that Fabrik translates to 'factory' and Werk translates to 'works' or 'plant', which doesn't shed any light on the difference between the two. )
What I wanted to know was the difference between the German morpheme's Werk and Fabrik :P
(The only difference I can find in English, is that Fabrik translates to 'factory' and Werk translates to 'works' or 'plant', which doesn't shed any light on the difference between the two. )
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