Andere

Andere is a term that may refer to more than one topic. In German, Andere can function both as a noun and as an adjective form. When capitalized as a noun, Die Anderen means "the others," used to refer to other people or groups. As an adjective, andere means "other" or "another" and changes form with gender, number, and case.

Geography: The river Andere is a small river in Lower Saxony, Germany. It belongs to the Ems river basin, draining toward the North Sea. The river runs through the rural landscape of the region and contributes to the hydrology of the Ems area. Detailed information about its course and surrounding settlements is limited in widely available sources.

Usage and culture: Outside geography, the word occurs in German literature and daily language to distinguish "the others" from "the self" and to describe other objects or people. It appears in titles, phrases, and idiomatic expressions, reflecting its role as both a determiner and a substantive.

See also: Die Anderen, a common form used in German-language media to denote "the others."