Äuße

Äuße is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in the German language. Most commonly, it is part of the German word "äußerlich," meaning "outward" or "external." This word is used to describe physical appearance, surface qualities, or something that is not intrinsic or internal. For example, one might discuss the äusserlich characteristics of a building or a person.

In some contexts, "äußere" can also be a grammatical form of the adjective "äußere," meaning "outer" or "exterior." This form is used when the adjective modifies a feminine or plural noun in certain grammatical cases. For instance, "die äußere Form" translates to "the outer form."

Beyond these linguistic uses, "Äuße" itself is not a standalone noun with a distinct meaning in modern German. It functions primarily as a component within larger words or as a grammatical inflected form. Its presence immediately suggests a connection to the concept of externality or something on the surface, as opposed to an inner or hidden quality.