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1 Nachsatz
m1. additional ( oder added) remark; schriftlich: auch postscript; etw. in einem Nachsatz erwähnen mention s.th in addition2. LING. final clause* * *Nach|satzm1) (= Nachschrift) postscript; (= Nachtrag) afterthoughtin einem Náchsatz sagte er, dass... — he added, as an afterthought, that...
* * *Nach·satzm afterthought; (Nachschrift) postscript* * *der postscript; (gesprochen) final remark* * *Nachsatz metwas in einem Nachsatz erwähnen mention s.th in addition2. LING final clause* * *der postscript; (gesprochen) final remark* * *-ë m.apodosis n.
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