German NOUN B2 Rank 18296

das Startkapital

start-up capital

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Startkapital vs Grundstock

foundation

A Grundstock and Startkapital can both provide the initial foundation for an undertaking. “Startkapital” specifically refers to money for founding a business or starting a project, while “Grundstock” can also mean an initial collection of knowledge or objects. Use “Startkapital” when the focus is explicitly on money needed to get started.

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Startkapital

Für die Gründung des Geschäfts brauchte sie genügend Startkapital für Miete und Ausstattung.

To start the business, she needed enough start-up capital for rent and equipment.

Grundstock

Die Ersparnisse der Familie bildeten den Grundstock für das neue Geschäft.

The family's savings formed the foundation for the new business.

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