
heim
home
To home or one's own place of residence.
Nach der Arbeit ging sie direkt heim.
After work, she went straight home.
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To home or one's own place of residence.
Nach der Arbeit ging sie direkt heim.
After work, she went straight home.
'Heim' (home) combines with verbs of movement such as 'gehen' (to go), 'fahren' (to travel/drive), or 'kommen' (to come). In the infinitive, it is written as one word ('heimgehen' (to go home)); in a main clause, 'heim' comes at the end of the sentence.
Ich möchte jetzt heimgehen.
I would like to go home now.
Wann kommst du heute heim?
When are you coming home today?
Common combinations include 'direkt heim' (straight home), 'wieder heim' (back home), 'spät heim' (home late), and 'heimgehen' (to go home). Additional words such as 'direkt' (straight) or 'wieder' (back/again) often show when or how the person gets home.
Nach dem Arztbesuch ging er wieder heim.
After the doctor's appointment, he went back home.
'Heim' is especially common in spoken language and personal accounts. It is mainly used in everyday situations involving the journey home.
Nach dem langen Ausflug wollten die Kinder endlich heim.
After the long excursion, the children finally wanted to go home.