How to Say ‘With her back’ in German
Mit dem Rücken
mit daym RUE-ken
[mit daym RUE-ken]
💬 Usage Tip: After [mit], [der Rücken] becomes [dem Rücken]. That same swap happens with many masculine and neuter nouns: [mit dem Arzt], [mit dem Kind].
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
A preposition often used to talk about a condition or issue together with something else.
Mit Bewegung geht es mir besser.
With exercise, I feel better.
dem
[daym]
the
Dative article used after 'mit' before the noun 'Rücken'.
Mit dem Arzt spricht sie morgen.
She is speaking with the doctor tomorrow.
Rücken
[RUE-ken]
back
The back of the body; common in health conversations.
Mein Rücken tut heute weh.
My back hurts today.
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