Nahversorger

German Etymology de nah<t:near, close> Versorger<t:supplier>. First attested in the 1940s in academic literature, entering a more standard register in the 1990s, especially in Austria. Pronunciation de /ˈnaːfɛɐ̯zɔrɡɐ/ de De-Nahversorger.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m de especially Austria local business, local store, corner store business supplying the residents of the immediately surrounding area, especially with food/items of everyday need de Besenrein übernehmen w:Der Spiegel 1992-03-15 12/1992 https://web.archive.org/web/20220713014032/https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/besenrein-uebernehmen-a-59a89e70-0002-0001-0000-000013681983 Die Bundesregierung hat sich bislang um die notleidenden Nahversorger nicht gekümmert.Andere Großunternehmen werden von der Treuhand mit Milliardenspritzen unterstützt. Die Konsum-Manager mußten den Marsch in die Marktwirtschaft allein antreten. The federal government has so far not supported the suffering local retail stores.Other large companies were supported by the Trust agency with injections worth billions. The Konsum executives had to manage the way to the market economy on their own. de 2007-11-06 Christoph Ploetzliche Haeufung von Unfaellen an Bahnuebergaengen at.verkehr.bahn https://groups.google.com/g/at.verkehr.bahn/c/phlDt52dqIE/m/Br1NlOT95-QJ Ja wenn wir heute noch Nahversorger hätten, dann bräuchte sie nicht pendeln. Yes well if we still had corner stores nowadays, she wouldn't need to commute. Declension m Further reading