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Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.
Das Wetter ist heute normal.
The weather is normal today.
Er hat ein normales Leben.
He has a normal life.
In German, 'normal' is often used to describe something that is standard or average, without necessarily implying anything positive or negative.
Mentally and physically healthy; sane.
Sie ist nach der Therapie wieder normal.
She is normal again after therapy.
In psychological contexts, 'normal' can refer to a state of mental health.
'Normal' is frequently used in everyday German to describe things that are standard or typical, such as 'normales Wetter' (normal weather).
In German, 'normal' is generally neutral and does not imply judgment, unlike in English where it can sometimes be used pejoratively.
From Latin 'normalis', meaning 'perpendicular', from 'norma' (carpenter's square). The modern sense of 'conforming to a standard' emerged in the 17th century.
'Normal' in German is often used in a neutral or descriptive sense, unlike in English where it can sometimes carry connotations of mediocrity or lack of excitement.