
woandershin
elsewhere / somewhere else
To a place other than the one previously mentioned or expected; in a different direction or to another place.
Nach dem Streit ist er woandershin gezogen.
After the argument, he moved somewhere else.
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elsewhere / somewhere else
To a place other than the one previously mentioned or expected; in a different direction or to another place.
Nach dem Streit ist er woandershin gezogen.
After the argument, he moved somewhere else.
'Woandershin' is made up of 'woanders' (elsewhere) and 'hin' (there). 'Hin' indicates a direction; together, the word refers to a destination in another place.
Wenn es dir hier nicht gefällt, kannst du woandershin gehen.
If you don't like it here, you can go somewhere else.
'Woandershin' often occurs with verbs of movement or verbs that express a direction. It can be used directly as an indication of destination, without an additional preposition.
Die Familie möchte im Sommer woandershin fahren.
The family would like to go somewhere else in the summer.
'Woandershin' refers to another place or direction that is clear from the preceding conversation or situation. The exact destination therefore often does not need to be mentioned.
Hier ist es zu laut; wir setzen uns woandershin.
It's too loud here; let's sit somewhere else.