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| a- {prefix} | :: a- (not, without, opposite of) |
| a. {adj} [Swiss] | :: alt |
| a. {adv} | :: anno |
| a. {adv} | :: auch |
| a. {contraction} | :: am |
| a. {prep} | :: an |
| a {letter} | :: letter |
| a {n} | :: alternative form of A |
| a {noun} | :: abbreviation of a-Moll |
| a {noun} | :: abbreviation of Ar |
| A {letter} | :: letter |
| A {n} | :: A |
| A {noun} | :: abbreviation of A-Dur |
| A {noun} | :: abbreviation of Ampere |
| A {noun} | :: abbreviation of Autobahn |
| A {noun} | :: alternative form of Å (symbol for Ångström) |
| à {prep} [business, perhaps somewhat dated] | :: at (a specified price or rate of exchange per item) |
| ä {n} | :: alternative form of Ä |
| Ä {n} | :: A letter used in German orthography: an umlauted version of A |
| a. a. {abbr} | :: abbreviation of ad acta |
| Aa {n} [childish] | :: poo, poop (faeces) |
| Aa {prop} {f} | :: any of several rivers in Germany |
| Aa {prop} | :: surname |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Anonyme Alkoholiker (Alcoholics Anonymous) |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Arbeitsamt |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Arbeitsanteil |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Arbeitsanweisung |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Arbeitsausschuss |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Assistenzarzt |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Aufgabeart |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Ausbildungsabteilung |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Auslandsabteilung |
| AA {noun} | :: initialism of Auswärtiges Amt |
| AA {prop} {f} | :: initialism of American Airlines |
| Aab {prop} | :: surname |
| Aach {prop} | :: any of several rivers in Germany |
| Aach {prop} | :: any of several towns and villages in Germany |
| Aach {prop} | :: surname |
| Aachen {prop} {n} | :: Aachen (city) |
| Aachener {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Aachen |
| Aachener {adj} | :: from, of, or pertaining to Aachen |
| Aachenerin {f} | :: A native or inhabitant of Aachen (female) |
| AAD {symbol} | :: AAD |
| Aa gemacht {v} | :: past participle of Aa machen |
| Aak {n} [nautical] | :: A flat cargo vessel used on the Lower Rhine |
| Aake {f} | :: alternative form of Aak |
| Aakerbeere {f} | :: arctic raspberry |
| Aakerbeere {f} | :: the fruit of that plant |
| Aal {m} | :: eel |
| Aal {m} | :: Bad crease or crumple |
| Aal {m} [slang] | :: torpedo |
| aalähnlich {adj} | :: eellike |
| aalartig {adj} | :: eellike |
| Aalauge {m} | :: eye of an eel |
| Aalauge {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: idiot, asshole |
| Aalbeere {f} | :: blackcurrant |
| aalen {v} | :: to hunt eels, to go on an eel-hunt |
| aalen {vr} [colloquial] | :: to stretch out, especially laughing (compare rotfl) |
| aalen {v} [colloquial] | :: to relax (eg as on vacation) |
| Aalen {prop} {n} | :: Aalen (city) |
| Aalfang {m} [uncountable] | :: the catching of eels, eel fishing |
| Aalfang {m} [countable] | :: an eelbuck, a device placed in flowing water to catch eels |
| Aalfang {m} [countable, possibly dated] | :: a pond or place to catch or keep eels |
| Aalfell {noun} [dated, rare] | :: eelskin |
| Aalfett {n} | :: eel fat |
| Aalfischer {m} | :: eeler, eel fisher |
| aalförmig {adj} | :: anguilliform |
| aalglatt {adj} [literally, fairly rare] | :: very slippery, like the skin of an eel |
| aalglatt {adj} [figurative] | :: slippery; unlikely to commit oneself |
| aalglatt {adj} [figurative] | :: slick; slimy; professional in a disingenuous way |
| aalglatter {adj} | :: comparative of aalglatt |
| aalglattesten {adj} | :: superlative of aalglatt |
| aalgleich {adj} | :: eellike |
| Aalhaut {f} | :: eelskin |
| Aalkorb {m} | :: eel basket, eelpot |
| Aalleiter {f} | :: eel ladder |
| Aalmolch {m} | :: amphiuma, conger eel, congo snake (a genus of aquatic salamanders (and thus actually amphibians, and not fish, nor reptiles), the only extant genus within the family Amphiumidae) |
| Aalmutter {f} | :: viviparous blenny (Zoarces viviparus) |
| Aalmutter {f} | :: eelpout (fish of the family Zoarcidae) |
| Aalquappe {f} | :: burbot (Lota lota) |
| Aalquappe {f} | :: eelpout (Zoarces viviparus) |
| Aalräucherei {f} | :: eel smokehouse, eel smokery |
| Aalraupe {f} | :: burbot (Lota lota) |
| Aalreuse {f} | :: eel basket, eelpot, eel trap |
| Aalschwanz {m} | :: tail of an eel |
| Aalspeer {m} | :: eelspear |
| Aalstechen {n} | :: eel spearing |
| Aalstrich {m} [zoology] | :: dorsal stripe |
| Aalsuppe {f} | :: eel soup |
| Aaltierchen {n} [zoology] | :: eelworm |
| Aam {f} | :: aam (measure of liquids) |
| Aa machen {v} [childish, colloquial] | :: to poo, pooh, or poop: to defecate |
| a.a.O. {phrase} [sometimes proscribed] | :: initialism of am angeführten/angegebenen Orte an abbreviation when a source is cited multiple times |
| Aar {m} [poetic, formal or dated] | :: eagle |
| Aare {prop} {f} | :: Aare (river) |
| Aargau {prop} {m} | :: Aargau |
| aargauisch {adj} | :: Of or from Aargau |
| Aarmühle {prop} {f} | :: former name of Interlaken, Switzerland |
| Aaron {prop} {m} | :: Aaron (biblical figure) |
| Aaron {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Aas {n} | :: carrion |
| Aas {n} | :: bait |
| Aas {n} | :: beast, devil |
| Aas {n} [slang] | :: sod, bugger |
| Aasblume {f} [botany] | :: carrion flower |
| aasen {v} | :: to feed on carrion |
| aasen {v} | :: to waste or spoil something, to make a mess of (something) |
| Aaser {m} [hunting, Southern Germany] | :: gamebag, hunting bag |
| Aaser {m} [hunting, Switzerland] | :: a meal eaten in the nature; picnic |
| Aasfliege {f} | :: blowfly, an insect of the family Calliphoridae |
| Aasfliege {f} | :: a flesh-fly (Sarcophaga carnaria) |
| Aasfliege {f} [uncommon] | :: A person with a habit of exploiting other people |
| aasfräßig {adj} | :: alternative form of aasfressig |
| aasfressend {adj} | :: scavenging; carrion-eating |
| Aas fressend {adj} | :: alternative spelling of aasfressend |
| Aasfresser {m} | :: scavenger (an animal that feeds on carrion) |
| aasfressig {adj} | :: synonym of aasfressend |
| Aasgeier {m} | :: vulture (especially the Egyptian vulture or the griffon vulture) |
| Aasgeruch {m} | :: carrion smell |
| aasig {adj} | :: putrid |
| aasig {adj} | :: disgusting |
| aasig {adv} | :: very |
| Aasinsekt {n} | :: carrion insect |
| Aasjäger {m} [hunting] | :: pothunter |
| Aasjägerei {f} [hunting] | :: pothunting |
| Aaskäfer {m} | :: carrion beetle |
| Aaskrähe {f} | :: carrion crow |
| Aaß {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Aas |
| Aasseite {f} [tannery] | :: flesh side |
| Aasvogel {m} | :: bird feeding on carrion |
| Aasvogel {m} [figuratively] | :: vulture, a person who profits from the suffering of others |
| Aa-Wurst {f} [childish] | :: human feces with the approximate shape of a sausage |
| Aayden {prop} | :: given name, form of Aidan |
| ab- {prefix} | :: Separable verb prefix that indicates removal or quitting, off, away |
| ab- {prefix} | :: Separable verb prefix that indicates a downward movement, down |
| ab- {prefix} | :: Separable verb prefix that indicates from or of |
| ab- {prefix} | :: Noun prefix that indicates deviation or being different from the source |
| ab {prep} | :: Beginning at that time or location; from |
| ab {adj} [colloquial, predicative] | :: off; not attached to anything anymore |
| ab {adj} [nonstandard, attributive] | :: off; not attached to anything anymore |
| AB {m} | :: abbreviation of Anrufbeantworter |
| AB {m} [apartment listing] | :: abbreviation of Altbau |
| Aba {f} [clothing] | :: aba |
| abaissiert {adj} [heraldry] | :: abaissé |
| Abaka {m} | :: abaca (plant) |
| abakteriell {adj} | :: abacterial |
| Abakus {m} | :: abacus (table with balls on wires or counters in groves, for counting) |
| Abakus {m} [architecture] | :: abacus (uppermost part of a column) |
| Abalienation {f} | :: abalienation, alienation, estrangement |
| Abalienation {f} | :: disposal, sale |
| abalienieren {v} [dated] | :: to divest (oneself) (of something), to dispose of something, to alienate (for example) property |
| abalienieren {v} [dated] | :: to alienate (a person, etc) |
| Abalone {f} | :: abalone (edible univalve mollusc) |
| abänderbar {adj} | :: alterable |
| abänderlich {adj} | :: changeable, amendable, modifiable, variable |
| abändern {vt} | :: to change, to alter |
| abändern {vt} | :: to revise, modify |
| abändern {vt} | :: to amend |
| abändern {vt} | :: to commute |
| abändern {vt} [grammar] | :: to decline |
| Abänderung {f} | :: alteration, change |
| Abänderung {f} | :: modification, revision |
| Abänderung {f} | :: amendment |
| Abänderung {f} | :: commutation |
| Abänderungsantrag {m} [politics] | :: amendment |
| Abänderungsklage {f} [law] | :: petition to modify a judgement |
| Abänderungsvorschlag {m} | :: proposal for modification |
| Abandon {m} [legal] | :: abandonment |
| abandonnieren {v} [rare] | :: to abandon |
| abandonnieren {v} | :: to abandon ship |
| ABAP {prop} [computing] | :: acronym of allgemeiner Berichts-Aufbereitungs-Prozessor |
| abarbeiten {v} | :: to work off (a debt, the items on a to-do list, etc); to resolve or take care of something by working |
| abarbeiten {v} | :: to work hard, to slave away |
| Abart {f} | :: subspecies, subkind, subvariety; a kind which deviates from a standard or a convention or a norm |
| Abart {f} | :: degenerate or deviation |
| abarten {vi} [dated] | :: to deviate, to degenerate |
| abartig {adj} | :: deviant, abnormal |
| abartig {adj} | :: sexually deviant |
| Abartigkeit {f} | :: deviance, abnormality |
| Abartigkeit {f} | :: sexual deviance |
| Abartung {f} | :: A deviation or degeneration from something's normal state |
| Abartung {f} | :: A variety or particular variation |
| Abartung {f} [biology] | :: The occurrence of mutations in a plant or animal species |
| abäschern {vt} | :: to rub off with ash |
| abäschern {vr} | :: to work to exhaustion |
| Abasie {f} | :: abasia (incapacity to walk) |
| Abate {m} [religion] | :: abbot |
| abatisch {adj} | :: abasic |
| Abaton {n} | :: abaton |
| abätzen {v} | :: to clean or remove with etchants |
| abaxial {adj} | :: abaxial |
| Abbaggerung {f} | :: removal or excavation with the help of an excavator |
| Abbaggerung {f} | :: destruction or demolition with the help of an excavator |
| abballern {vt} [colloquial] | :: to shoot dead |
| Abbau {m} | :: dismantling, demolition |
| Abbau {m} | :: mining |
| Abbau {m} | :: decomposition, separation, analysis |
| abbaubar {adj} | :: degradable |
| abbaubar {adj} | :: demountable (disk etc) |
| Abbaubarkeit {f} | :: degradability |
| abbauen {v} | :: to dismantle |
| abbauen {v} [mining] | :: to mine |
| abbauen {v} | :: to reduce |
| abbauen {v} | :: to degrade |
| Abbauerscheinung {f} | :: degenerative change |
| Abbaugerechtigkeit {f} [law, mining] | :: mining rights |
| Abbaumethode {f} | :: mining method |
| Abbauort {m} | :: mining site |
| Abbauprodukt {n} [chemistry, biology] | :: product of the decomposition of a long-chain molecule |
| Abbauprozess {m} [biology, chemistry] | :: degradation process |
| abbauwürdig {adj} [of a mine] | :: exploitable, workable |
| Abbé {m} | :: abbé |
| Abbeförderung {f} | :: dispatching, removal |
| Abbeförderung {f} | :: euphemism for killing |
| abbehalten {vt} [clothing] | :: to keep off |
| abbeissen {v} | :: alternative spelling of abbeißen |
| abbeißen {v} | :: to bite off |
| abbeißen {v} | :: to snap off |
| abbeißen {vr} | :: (with von) to pursue, to strive after, to strive to |
| Abbeizmittel {n} | :: paint remover, paint stripper |
| abbekommen {v} | :: to get a share of something (pleasant or unpleasant) |
| abberufen {vt} | :: to withdraw |
| abberufen {vt} | :: to recall |
| Abberufung {f} | :: dismissal, revocation |
| abbestellen {v} | :: to cancel a subscription |
| abbestellen {v} | :: in a more general sense: to cancel any kind of delivery of a thing or summons of a person you have ordered |
| Abbestellung {f} | :: cancellation |
| abbezahlen {v} | :: to pay off |
| Abbezahlung {f} | :: repayment |
| abbiegen {vt} | :: to bend |
| abbiegen {vt} [technical] | :: to fold (metal) |
| abbiegen {vt} [figurative] | :: to head off, to stave off |
| abbiegen {vi} | :: to turn, to turn off |
| abbiegen {vi} | :: to branch off |
| Abbiegespur {f} | :: filter lane, turning lane |
| Abbiegung {f} | :: bend |
| Abbild {n} | :: image, reflection |
| Abbild {n} | :: image, picture, portrayal |
| abbildbar {adj} | :: imageable |
| abbilden {v} | :: To portray, to depict, to picture |
| abbilden {v} | :: To map, to outline |
| Abbildung {f} | :: depiction, image, figure, picture, illustration |
| Abbildung {f} | :: mapping |
| Abbildungsfehler {m} [optics] | :: aberration, image defect |
| Abbildungsmaßstab {m} [photography] | :: image scale |
| Abbildungstechnik {f} | :: synonym of Abbildungstechnologie |
| Abbildungstechnologie {f} | :: (digital) imaging technology |
| Abbindebeschleuniger {m} | :: accelerant (construction material) |
| abbinden {vt} | :: to untie, undo |
| abbinden {vt} | :: to lace |
| abbinden {vt} [medicine] | :: to ligate |
| abbinden {vi} | :: to bind |
| abbinden {vi} [tech, constr] | :: to set |
| Abbitte {f} | :: apology, request to be forgiven |
| abbitten {v} | :: to ask for pardon for |
| abblasen {vt} | :: to call off (performance, party) |
| Abblaseventil {n} | :: relief valve |
| abblättern {vi} | :: to chip off, to peel off, to flake off |
| abblätternd {adj} | :: flaking, peeling off, shedding |
| abbleiben {v} | :: to be located [in an unknown place] |
| abblenden {vt} | :: to dim |
| Abblendlicht {n} | :: anti-dazzle light, low beam, dimmed light |
| abblitzen {v} [archaic, firearm] | :: to misfire |
| abblitzen {v} [by extension, colloquial] | :: to rebuff |
| abblocken {v} [sports] | :: to block |
| Abbrand {m} | :: burnup |
| Abbrand {m} | :: combustion |
| abbrechen {v} | :: To break off (remove by breaking) |
| abbrechen {v} | :: To terminate, cancel (end incompletely) |
| abbrechen {v} | :: To discard (throw away) |
| abbrechen {v} | :: To pull down (demolish) |
| Abbrecher {m} | :: dropout |
| Abbrecher {m} | :: demolition company, demolition worker |
| Abbrecherquote {f} | :: dropout rate |
| abbremsen {vi} | :: to slow down, decelerate |
| Abbremsen {n} | :: () braking, deceleration |
| abbrennen {v} | :: to burn down |
| abbrennend {adj} | :: burnt, scorched |
| abbrennend {adj} | :: burnt away |
| Abbreviation {f} | :: abbreviation |
| Abbreviatur {f} | :: abbreviation |
| abbringen {vt} [chiefly in phrases] | :: to dissuade, discourage, put/throw off course |
| abbröckeln {v} | :: To crumble away |
| abbröckeln {v} | :: To flake off |
| Abbruch {m} | :: demolition |
| Abbruch {m} | :: termination, discontinuation |
| Abbruch {m} [computing or military] | :: abort |
| Abbrucharbeiter {m} | :: demolition worker |
| Abbruchbirne {f} | :: wrecking ball |
| Abbruchfirma {f} | :: demolition company |
| Abbruchgenehmigung {f} | :: demolition permit |
| Abbruchhaus {n} | :: condemned building |
| abbruchreif {adj} | :: ramshackle |
| Abbruchunternehmen {n} | :: demolition company |
| abbuchen {v} | :: to debit |
| Abbuchung {f} [procedure] | :: debit, direct debit, debiting |
| Abbuchung {f} [sum, amount] | :: debit amount |
| abbügeln {vt} [idiom] | :: to brush off (To disregard something, to dismiss or ignore someone.) |
| Abc {n} | :: alternative form of ABC |
| ABC {n} | :: ABC, alphabet |
| ABC {adj} [weapons] | :: NBC. initialism of atomare biologische und chemische |
| Abc-Buch {n} | :: primer (book) |
| Abchase {m} | :: Abkhaz |
| Abchasien {prop} {n} | :: Abchasien (region/and/country) |
| abchasisch {adj} | :: Abkhaz (of or pertaining to Abkhazia) |
| Abchasisch {prop} {n} | :: Abkhaz (a Northwest Caucasian language spoken in Abkhazia) |
| abchecken {v} | :: to check out |
| Abc-Schütze {m} | :: alternative form of ABC-Schütze |
| ABC-Schütze {m} [colloquial, dated in some regions] | :: first-year pupil; child who has just started school; abecedarian (male or of unspecified sex) |
| ABC-Waffen {fp} | :: NBC weapons |
| ABC-Waffen-frei {adj} | :: NBC-weapons-free |
| Abdach {n} [Northern Germany] | :: canopy |
| abdachen {vr} | :: to slope down |
| abdachen {vt} [often, impersonal] | :: to remove the roof of |
| Abdampf {m} | :: exhaust steam, waste steam |
| abdampfen {v} | :: to evaporate off |
| abdampfen {v} | :: [of steam-powered vehicles] to depart, steam off |
| Abdampfen {n} | :: evaporation, vaporization |
| abdämpfen {v} | :: to dampen |
| abdämpfen {v} [music] | :: to mute, especially kettledrums |
| Abdampfentöler {m} | :: exhaust-steam oil separator |
| Abdampfrate {f} | :: rate of evaporation |
| Abdampfschale {f} | :: evaporating dish |
| Abdampfturbine {f} | :: exhaust-steam turbine |
| abdanken {v} | :: to resign |
| abdankend {adj} | :: abdicating, resigning |
| Abdankung {f} | :: resignation |
| Abdankung {f} [obsolete] | :: dismissal |
| Abdankung {f} [Swiss, otherwise regional] | :: memorial service |
| abdecken {v} | :: to cover |
| abdecken {v} | :: to cover costs |
| abdecken {v} | :: to uncover, untile |
| Abdecker {m} | :: knacker (one who deals with animal cadavers) |
| Abdeckplatte {f} | :: panel |
| Abdeckung {f} | :: cover, covering |
| Abdeckung {f} | :: coverage |
| abderitisch {adj} | :: abderitic |
| Abdestillation {f} [chemistry] | :: fractional distillation |
| abdestillieren {v} | :: To distil off (remove by distillation) |
| abdestilliert {v} | :: past participle of abdestillieren |
| abdichten {v} | :: to seal (prevent leakage) |
| Abdikation {f} | :: abdication |
| abdikativ {adj} | :: abdicative |
| abdingbar {adj} | :: amendable, cancellable |
| abdirigieren {v} | :: To direct away |
| Abdomen {n} [anatomy, rare] | :: abdomen |
| abdominal {adj} | :: abdominal |
| abdominell {adj} | :: abdominal |
| abdrängen {vt} | :: to push away |
| abdrehen {vi} | :: to turn |
| abdrehen {vi} [nautical] | :: to veer |
| abdrehen {vi} [aviation] | :: to peel off |
| abdreschen {vt} | :: to thresh |
| abdriften {vi} | :: to drift off course |
| abdringen {v} [dated] | :: to obtain by force [e.g. land, money, promises] |
| Abdruck {m} | :: imprint, impression (the mark left behind by pressing on or printing something); print (of e.g. a finger) |
| abdrücken {v} | :: to fire, to shoot (a weapon etc.); to pull the trigger |
| abdrücken {v} [technology] | :: to pressure-test |
| Abduktion {f} | :: abduction (physiology: movement separating limb from axis) |
| Abduktion {f} | :: Abductive reasoning |
| Abduktor {m} | :: abductor (muscle) |
| Abece {n} | :: ABC |
| Abecedarium {n} | :: abecedarium |
| Abeillekolibri {m} | :: The emerald-chinned hummingbird, Abeillia abeillei |
| abeisen {v} [Austria] | :: to defrost |
| -abel {suffix} | :: -able, -ible |
| Abend {m} | :: evening; the time from dusk onwards (unlike in English, now generally including the first hours of the night, until midnight) |
| Abend {m} [archaic] | :: The west |
| Abendappell {m} | :: Evening roll call |
| Abendblatt {n} | :: evening paper |
| Abendbrot {n} | :: supper, dinner (evening meal), typically consisting of bread, sliced meat, cheese, and pickles |
| Abenddämmerung {f} | :: dusk (a period of time occurring at the end of the day during which the sun sets) |
| abendessen {v} [southern Germany, Austria] | :: to sup, to have supper (the evening meal) |
| Abendessen {n} | :: dinner, supper (the evening meal) |
| abendfüllend {adj} | :: all-night |
| Abendgebet {n} | :: evening prayer |
| Abendkasse {f} | :: ticket office (office where tickets may be purchased immediately before the performance) |
| Abendkleid {n} | :: evening dress |
| Abendkleidchen {n} | :: diminutive of Abendkleid |
| Abendland {n} | :: The Western world; Christendom |
| abendländisch {adj} | :: occidental |
| abendlich {adj} | :: evening |
| Abendlied {n} | :: evening song |
| Abendmahl {n} [Christianity] | :: Last Supper (Biblical event) |
| Abendmahl {n} [Protestantism] | :: Communion; Eucharist (sacrament) |
| Abendmahl {n} [southern Germany, Austria, otherwise archaic, literary] | :: supper; evening meal |
| Abendmahlsfeier {f} [Roman Catholicism] | :: a mass on Maundy Thursday in remembrance of the biblical Last Supper |
| Abendmahlsfeier {f} [Protestantism] | :: Communion; Eucharist (sacrament) |
| Abendmahlzeit {f} | :: evening meal |
| Abendrot {n} | :: Red color of the (western) sky around the time of sunset |
| Abendroth {prop} | :: surname |
| abends {adv} | :: in the evening, at night, see Abend; |
| abends {adv} | :: p.m., indicating that a time is in the evening or early night. a.m./p.m. have no direct equivalents in German; the appropriate time of day is used instead |
| Abendschule {f} | :: night school |
| Abendsonne {f} | :: evening sun, setting sun |
| Abendstern {m} [astronomy] | :: Evening star; the planet Venus as seen in the western sky in the evening |
| Abendstern {m} [astronomy] | :: Evening star; any star (or planet, anciently thought to be a star) seen in the evening, especially the planets Mercury and Jupiter |
| abendwärts {adv} [archaic] | :: westwards |
| Abendwind {m} | :: evening wind |
| Abendwind {m} | :: west wind, zephyr |
| Abenteuer {n} | :: adventure |
| abenteuerdurstig {adj} | :: adventurous |
| Abenteuerfilm {m} | :: adventure film |
| abenteuerhungrig {adj} | :: adventurous |
| Abenteuerin {f} | :: An adventuress, female adventurer |
| abenteuerlich {adj} [related to adventures] | :: adventurous |
| Abenteuerlichkeit {f} | :: adventurousness |
| abenteuerlichsten {adj} | :: superlative of abenteuerlich |
| abenteuerlustig {adj} [inclined to adventure] | :: adventurous |
| abenteuerlustiger {adj} | :: comparative of abenteuerlustig |
| abenteuerlustigsten {adj} | :: superlative of abenteuerlustig |
| Abenteuerspielplatz {m} [leisure time] | :: adventure playground |
| abenteuersüchtig {adj} | :: adventurous |
| Abenteurer {m} | :: adventurer |
| Abenteurerin {f} | :: An adventuress, female adventurer |
| aber {conj} | :: but; however; though |
| aber {adv} [obsolete, except in compounds] | :: again |
| aber {adv} [qualifier] | :: rather; quite; unusually; used with adjectives to express a surprising degree, whether this surprise be real or for effect |
| aber {adv} | :: nonetheless, nevertheless |
| Aber {n} | :: an objection |
| aber, aber {interj} | :: there, there, now, now |
| Aberglaube {m} | :: superstition |
| Aberglauben {m} | :: superstition |
| abergläubig {adj} | :: alternative form of abergläubisch |
| abergläubisch {adj} | :: superstitious |
| abergläubischer {adj} | :: comparative of abergläubisch |
| abergläubischsten {adj} | :: superlative of abergläubisch |
| aber hallo {interj} | :: absolutely!, you bet! |
| aberhundert {adj} | :: hundredfold |
| aberkennen {v} | :: to revoke [e.g. a right, a title, an award] |
| abermalig {adj} | :: repeated |
| abermals {adv} | :: anew |
| aberrant {adj} | :: aberrant |
| aberranter {adj} | :: comparative of aberrant |
| aberrantesten {adj} | :: superlative of aberrant |
| Aberration {f} | :: aberration (deviation) |
| Aberration {f} [optics] | :: aberration |
| Aberration {f} [physiology] | :: aberration |
| abertausend {adj} | :: thousandfold |
| aberwitzig {adj} | :: ludicrous |
| aberwitzig {adv} | :: ludicrously |
| aberwitziger {adj} | :: comparative of aberwitzig |
| aberwitzigsten {adj} | :: superlative of aberwitzig |
| Abessinien {prop} {n} | :: Abyssinia (the historical name of Ethiopia) |
| Abessinien {n} [dated, slang] | :: a nude beach, a nudist beach |
| abessinisch {adj} | :: Abyssinian |
| Abessiv {m} [grammar] | :: abessive |
| abfackeln {v} | :: to burn off |
| abfahrbereit {adj} | :: ready to leave / depart |
| abfahren {v} | :: to depart, to leave |
| abfahren {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to be crazy about something |
| Abfahrt {f} | :: departure |
| Abfahrt {f} [sports] | :: downhill |
| Abfahrt {f} | :: slip road |
| abfahrtbereit {adj} | :: synonym of abfahrbereit |
| Abfahrthalle {f} [rare] | :: alternative form of Abfahrtshalle (departure room of a train station) |
| Abfahrtshalle {f} | :: departure room of a train station |
| Abfahrtsliste {f} | :: sailing list |
| Abfahrtszeit {f} | :: time of departure, departure time (of train, bus, ship etc.) |
| Abfall {m} | :: waste, garbage, rubbish, litter |
| Abfall {m} | :: decrease, decline, drop |
| Abfall {m} [religion] | :: apostasy |
| Abfall {m} [obsolete] | :: shutter, lid |
| Abfallbehälter {m} | :: waste receptacle, garbage can, refuse container |
| Abfalleimer {m} | :: rubbish bin; dustbin; trash can (small container for wet rubbish, either indoors or a fixed one outdoors) |
| abfallen {v} | :: to fall off, to drop off |
| abfallen {v} [religion] | :: to apostatize |
| abfallen {v} | :: to secede |
| abfällig {adj} | :: derogatory, disparaging |
| abfällig {adv} | :: disparagingly, pejoratively |
| Abfallkorb {m} | :: garbage can, recycle bin |
| Abfallprodukt {n} | :: waste product |
| Abfallstoff {m} | :: waste product |
| Abfalltonne {f} | :: garbage can, recycle bin |
| abfangen {v} | :: to intercept |
| abfangen {v} | :: to pull up |
| abfangen {v} | :: to pull an aircraft out of a dive |
| abfärben {vi} [of inks or dyes] | :: to bleed |
| abfärben {vi} [idiomatic] | :: to rub off [+ auf (object) = jemanden = on] |
| abfassen {v} | :: to write down |
| abfassen {v} [cant] | :: to arrest |
| Abfassung {f} | :: drafting |
| abfedern {v} | :: to cushion (a blow) |
| abfertigen {v} | :: To make ready for dispatch |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: act of finishing |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: dispatch |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: clearance |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: expedition |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: smart rejoinder |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: reproof, snub |
| Abfertigung {f} | :: dismissal |
| Abfertigung {f} [Austria] | :: settlement, compensation |
| Abfertigungsgebäude {n} [aviation] | :: terminal building |
| Abfertigungsschalter {m} | :: dispatch counter |
| Abfertigungsschalter {m} [aviation] | :: check in counter |
| abfeuern {v} | :: to fire off, to fire (a weapon) |
| Abfeuerung {f} | :: discharge, firing (as of a gun) |
| abfiltern {v} | :: To filter off (remove by filtration) |
| abfiltriert {v} | :: past participle of abfiltrieren - filtered off/out |
| abfinden {vt} | :: to pay compensation |
| abfinden {vr} [+ mit] | :: to come to terms, to face |
| Abfindung {f} [money] | :: settlement, compensation |
| abflachen {vt} | :: to flatten |
| abflachen {v} [reflective] | :: to flatten (sich abflachen) |
| abflaken {v} | :: To shoot down with antiaircraft fire |
| abflauen {v} | :: to calm down, abate |
| abfliegen {v} [aviation] | :: to take off (from the ground), to fly away |
| abfliegen {v} | :: to depart |
| abfliegen {v} [of birds] | :: to migrate |
| abfliegen {vt} | :: to fly over, overfly |
| abfliessen {v} | :: alternative spelling of abfließen |
| abfließen {v} | :: to drain |
| Abflug {m} [aviation] | :: take-off |
| Abflug {m} [aviation] | :: departure |
| Abflugzeit {f} | :: time of departure [of a plane] |
| Abfluss {m} | :: drain; plughole [especially in the bathroom, also toilet] |
| Abfluss {m} | :: outlet |
| Abfluß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Abfluss |
| Abflussleitung {f} [technology] | :: drainpipe |
| Abflußleitung {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abflussleitung |
| abflusslos {adj} | :: undrained (having no discharge) |
| Abfolge {f} | :: succession (sequence arranged in order) |
| Abfrage {f} | :: query |
| abfragen {v} | :: to query, question |
| abfräsen {v} | :: to chamfer, to bevel |
| Abfuhr {f} | :: removal |
| Abfuhr {f} | :: rebuff |
| abführen {vt} | :: to take away [someone in police custody] |
| abführen {vt} | :: to regularly pay |
| abführen {vi} | :: to evacuate [the bowel] |
| Abführmittel {n} | :: laxative (substance with a laxative effect) |
| abfüllen {v} | :: to fill up |
| abfüllen {v} | :: to bottle, to bag [something into containers] |
| abfüllen {v} [colloquial] | :: to get drunk |
| Abgabe {f} | :: tax, duty |
| Abgabe {f} | :: delivery, contribution |
| Abgabeleistung {f} [electricity] | :: delivery power |
| abgabenfrei {adj} | :: duty-free, tax-free |
| Abgang {m} | :: exit |
| Abgang {m} | :: departure |
| Abgang {m} | :: sale |
| Abgänger {m} | :: graduate |
| abgängig {adj} | :: missing (especially of people) |
| Abgas {n} | :: emission, exhaust, exhaust gas, waste gas, exhaust fumes, offgas |
| Abgaskatalysator {m} | :: catalytic converter (in a vehicle) |
| Abgasklappe {f} [technology] | :: exhaust door |
| Abgassonderuntersuchung {f} [historical] | :: exhaust emission test |
| Abgasstrom {m} | :: exhaust stream |
| Abgastemperatur {f} | :: exhaust gas temperature |
| Abgasturbine {f} | :: exhaust gas turbine |
| abgebaut {adj} | :: degraded, decomposed, dismantled |
| abgebaut {adj} | :: mined |
| abgeben {v} | :: to hand in |
| abgeben {v} | :: to deliver |
| abgeben {v} | :: to deposit |
| abgeben {v} | :: to give away |
| abgeben {v} | :: to sell |
| abgeben {v} | :: to hand over |
| abgeben {v} | :: to pass on |
| abgeben {v} | :: to concede |
| abgeben {v} | :: to emit, give off |
| abgeben {vt} [sports] | :: to pass a ball |
| abgeben {v} | :: (shoot) to fire |
| abgeben {v} | :: (declaration) to give |
| abgeben {v} | :: (vote) to cast |
| abgeben {v} | :: (stuff, plot, background, frame) to provide |
| abgeben {v} | :: (to act like someone) to make |
| abgeben {vi} [sports] | :: to pass |
| abgeben {vr} | :: to bother oneself with somebody/something, to associate with somebody/something, to mess around with somebody |
| abgebildet {adj} | :: depicted, pictured |
| abgebildet {adj} | :: mapped |
| abgeblasen {v} | :: past participle of abblasen |
| abgebrannt {adj} | :: destitute |
| abgebrannt {adj} | :: broke, bankrupt |
| abgebremst {v} | :: past participle of abbremsen - slowed down, decelerated |
| abgebröckelt {v} | :: past participle of abbröckeln |
| abgebrüht {adj} [chiefly derogatory, sometimes commendatory] | :: callous and cunning; experienced in “the game”, in immoral behaviour |
| abgebügelt {v} | :: past participle of abbügeln |
| abgedichtet {v} | :: past participle of abdichten |
| abgedroschen {v} | :: past participle of abdreschen |
| abgedroschen {adj} | :: hackneyed, trite, corny, worn out |
| abgefahren {adj} [not comparable] | :: just left, recently departed |
| abgefahren {adj} [idiomatic] | :: outstanding, great, cool |
| abgefahrener {adj} | :: comparative of abgefahren |
| abgefahrensten {adj} | :: superlative of abgefahren |
| abgefasst {v} | :: past participle of abfassen |
| abgefeimt {adj} | :: wicked, malevolent |
| abgefertigt {v} | :: past participle of abfertigen |
| abgefiltert {v} | :: past participle of abfiltern |
| abgeflacht {adj} | :: flattened |
| abgeflacht {adj} | :: levelled |
| abgeflacht {adj} | :: oblate |
| abgeflakt {v} | :: past participle of abflaken |
| abgefuckt {adj} [slang] | :: fucked-up |
| abgeführt {v} | :: past participle of abführen |
| abgeführt {adj} | :: discharged |
| abgefüllt {v} | :: past participle of abfüllen |
| abgefüllt {adj} | :: bottled |
| abgefüllt {adj} | :: filled (up) |
| abgegeben {adj} | :: delivered |
| abgegeben {adj} | :: submitted |
| abgegossen {v} | :: past participle of abgießen |
| abgegossen {adj} | :: decanted |
| abgegrenzt {adj} | :: demarcated, delimited, separate |
| abgehackt {adj} | :: chopped off, hacked off |
| abgehackt {adj} | :: choppy [way of moving, etc] |
| abgehackt {adj} | :: clipped [way of speaking, screaming, etc] |
| abgehalftert {adj} | :: abandoned, neglected |
| abgehalten {v} | :: past participle of abhalten |
| abgehärtet {adj} | :: hardened, hardy |
| abgehärteter {adj} | :: comparative of abgehärtet |
| abgehauen {v} | :: past participle of abhauen |
| abgehen {vi} | :: to come off, come loose |
| abgehen {vi} | :: to set off, set out |
| abgehört {v} | :: past participle of abhören |
| abgejagt {v} | :: past participle of abjagen |
| abgekämmt {v} | :: past participle of abkämmen |
| abgekämpft {adj} | :: weary |
| abgekämpft {adj} | :: exhausted, worn-out |
| abgekartet {adj} | :: put-up, collusive |
| abgekartete Sache {f} | :: put-up affair |
| abgekartetes Spiel {n} | :: put-up job, put-up, stitch-up |
| abgeklärt {v} | :: past participle of abklären |
| abgeklärt {adj} | :: prudent |
| abgeklärt {adj} | :: clarified |
| abgeklärt {adj} | :: mellow |
| abgeknickt {v} | :: past participle of abknicken |
| abgekühlt {adj} | :: cooled, chilled |
| abgekühlt {adj} | :: abgekühlte Luft |
| abgekühlt {adj} | :: slowed down |
| abgekühlt {adj} | :: eine abgekühlte Konjunktur |
| abgeladen {v} | :: past participle of abladen |
| abgelagert {v} | :: past participle of ablagern |
| abgelaufen {adj} | :: expired, lapsed, out of date |
| abgelebt {v} | :: past participle of ableben |
| abgelegen {adj} | :: remote (distant or otherwise inaccessible) |
| abgelegener {adj} | :: comparative of abgelegen |
| abgelegensten {adj} | :: superlative of abgelegen |
| abgelegt {v} | :: past participle of ablegen |
| abgelehnt {adj} | :: rejected, declined |
| abgelehnt {adj} | :: opposed |
| abgeleitet {adj} | :: derived |
| abgeleitet {adj} | :: derivative |
| abgelesen {v} | :: past participle of ablesen |
| abgelöst {v} | :: past participle of ablösen |
| abgelöst {adj} | :: detached |
| abgelöst {adj} | :: replaced |
| abgelöst {adj} | :: ousted |
| abgemacht {adj} | :: agreed |
| abgemacht {adj} | :: settled |
| abgemeiert {v} | :: past participle of abmeiern |
| abgeneigt {adj} | :: averse, loath |
| abgeneigt {adj} | :: opposed |
| abgenutzt {v} | :: past participle of abnutzen |
| abgenutzt {adj} | :: worn, shabby |
| abgenutzt {adj} | :: worn out |
| Abgeordnete {f} | :: female Member of Parliament |
| Abgeordnetenhaus {n} | :: house of representatives / deputies (in parliament) |
| Abgeordneter {m} | :: delegate, assemblyman, representative, Member of Parliament |
| abgepackt {v} | :: past participle of abpacken |
| abgepackt {adj} | :: packed, packaged |
| abgeraten {v} | :: past participle of abraten |
| abgeraten {adj} | :: discouraged |
| abgeraten {adj} | :: dissuaded |
| abgerechnet {v} | :: past participle of abrechnen |
| abgereichert {v} | :: past participle of abreichern |
| abgerissen {adj} | :: ragged, tattered |
| abgerissen {adj} | :: seedy |
| abgerufen {v} | :: past participle of abrufen - accessed, retrieved, fetched |
| abgesagt {v} | :: past participle of absagen |
| abgesagt {adj} | :: postponed; called off, cancelled |
| Abgesandte {f} | :: emissary (female) |
| Abgesandter {m} | :: emissary (male or of unspecified sex) |
| abgesättigt {v} | :: past participle of absättigen |
| abgesaugt {v} | :: past participle of absaugen - sucked off |
| abgeschabt {v} | :: past participle of abschaben |
| abgeschabt {adj} | :: shabby, threadbare |
| abgeschafft {v} | :: past participle of abschaffen |
| abgeschieden {adj} | :: secluded |
| Abgeschiedenheit {f} | :: seclusion |
| abgeschirmtes Kabel {n} | :: screened cable, shielded cable |
| abgeschlagen {v} | :: past participle of abschlagen |
| abgeschlagen {adj} | :: severed, cut off |
| abgeschlagen {adj} | :: repulsed, beaten |
| abgeschlossen {adj} | :: separate, enclosed |
| abgeschlossen {adj} | :: secluded |
| abgeschlossen {adj} | :: completed |
| abgeschmackt {adj} | :: outrageous, tasteless, vulgar |
| abgeschmackt {adj} | :: corny, fatuous |
| abgeschmackter {adj} | :: comparative of abgeschmackt |
| abgeschmacktesten {adj} | :: superlative of abgeschmackt |
| abgeschnallt {adj} | :: unstrapped |
| abgeschöpft {v} | :: past participle of abschöpfen |
| abgeschöpft {adj} | :: skimmed |
| abgeschreckt {v} | :: past participle of abschrecken |
| abgeschweift {v} | :: past participle of abschweifen |
| abgesehen {v} | :: past participle of absehen - disregarded |
| abgesehen {adv} | :: except (von for), apart (von from), other (von than) |
| abgesenkt {v} | :: past participle of absenken |
| abgesichert {v} | :: past participle of absichern |
| abgesichert {adj} | :: secured, protected |
| abgesoffen {v} | :: past participle of absaufen |
| abgespannt {adj} | :: exhausted |
| abgespannter {adj} | :: comparative of abgespannt |
| abgespanntesten {adj} | :: superlative of abgespannt |
| abgesperrt {adj} | :: locked |
| abgesperrt {adj} | :: fenced off |
| abgespielt {v} | :: past participle of abspielen |
| abgespritzt {v} | :: past participle of abspritzen |
| abgesprochen {v} | :: past participle of absprechen |
| abgesteckt {adj} | :: marked, defined, specified |
| abgestellt {v} | :: past participle of abstellen |
| abgestellt {adj} | :: parked (car) |
| abgestochen {v} | :: past participle of abstechen |
| abgestorben {adj} | :: dead, necrotic |
| abgestorben {adj} | :: mortified |
| abgestossen {v} | :: past participle of abstossen |
| abgestrahlt {v} | :: past participle of abstrahlen |
| abgestrahlt {adj} | :: radiated |
| abgestreift {v} | :: past participle of abstreifen |
| abgestumpft {v} | :: past participle of abstumpfen |
| abgestumpft {adj} | :: blunted, dulled, jaded, deadened |
| abgestumpft {adj} | :: truncated |
| abgesunken {v} | :: past participle of absinken |
| abgetippt {v} | :: past participle of abtippen |
| abgetrennt {adj} | :: detached, severed, separated |
| abgewandt {v} | :: past participle of abwenden |
| abgewartet {v} | :: past participle of abwarten |
| abgewehrt {v} | :: past participle of abwehren |
| abgewendet {v} | :: past participle of abwenden |
| abgewertet {v} | :: past participle of abwerten |
| abgewinnen {v} | :: to win something from someone |
| abgewinnen {v} | :: to take pleasure in |
| abgewirtschaftet {adj} | :: rundown |
| abgewirtschafteter {adj} | :: comparative of abgewirtschaftet |
| abgewöhnen {vr} | :: to give up, to break [a habit] |
| abgewöhnen {v} [ditransitive] | :: to make sombody give up [a habit] |
| abgeworfen {v} | :: past participle of abwerfen |
| abgeworfen {adj} | :: dropped |
| abgeworfen {adj} | :: thrown (from a horse) |
| abgewrackt {v} | :: past participle of abwracken |
| abgezockt {adj} [colloquial] | :: ripped off |
| Abglanz {m} | :: reflection |
| Abgott {m} | :: a false god; an idol |
| Abgötterei {f} | :: idolatry |
| abgöttisch {adj} | :: adoring |
| abgöttisch {adj} | :: idolatrous |
| abgrenzen {v} | :: to delimit, to demarcate |
| Abgrenzung {f} | :: demarcation |
| Abgrenzung {f} | :: differentiation |
| Abgrund {m} | :: abyss |
| abgründig {adj} | :: abysmal |
| abgründiger {adj} | :: comparative of abgründig |
| abgründigsten {adj} | :: superlative of abgründig |
| abgrundtief {adj} | :: abysmal |
| abgünstig {adj} | :: jealous |
| Abguss {m} | :: mold, cast |
| Abguß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Abguss |
| Abh. {f} | :: abbreviation of Abhandlung |
| abhaben können {v} | :: alternative form of haben können |
| abhacken {v} | :: to chop up with an axe |
| abhaken {v} | :: to checkmark |
| abhaken {v} [figuratively] | :: to finish, to forget about |
| abhalten {vt} | :: to stop, prevent (someone (from) doing something) |
| abhalten {vt} | :: to hold (a service, ceremony etc.) |
| abhalten {vt} [nautical] | :: to change the direction from |
| abhandeln {v} | :: to deal with, cover [a topic] |
| abhandeln {v} | :: to strike a deal to buy |
| abhanden {adv} | :: gone, lost |
| abhandenkommen {v} | :: to go missing, to lose |
| Abhandlung {f} | :: treatise (systematic discourse on some subject) |
| Abhang {m} | :: slope, incline |
| Abhang {m} | :: hillside, declivity |
| abhängen {vi} [abhängen von] | :: (+ dative) to depend (on) |
| abhängen {v} [slang] | :: to hang out |
| abhängig {adj} [with von] | :: dependent (on) |
| abhängig {adj} [with von] | :: addicted (to) |
| abhängiger {adj} | :: comparative of abhängig |
| Abhängigkeit {f} | :: dependency |
| Abhängigkeit {f} | :: addiction |
| Abhängigkeits-Invertierungs-Prinzip {prop} {n} [programming, object-oriented] | :: dependency inversion principle |
| abhängigsten {adj} | :: superlative of abhängig |
| abhauen {vt} [auxiliary verb: haben, cutting weapon] | :: to cut off |
| abhauen {vi} [auxiliary verb: sein] | :: to do a runner |
| abhauen {vi} [auxiliary verb: sein, pejorative] | :: to piss off |
| abheben {vi} | :: to lift off |
| abheben {vi} [of airplanes] | :: to take off |
| abheben {v} [telephone, pick up the receiver] | :: to answer |
| abheben {vt} [banking, of bank accounts] | :: to withdraw |
| abheben {v} [card games] | :: to cut |
| abheben {vr} | :: to be dissimilar to, differ from (von) |
| abheilend {adj} | :: healing |
| abhelfen {v} | :: to remedy [+dative] |
| abhelfen {v} | :: to help down |
| Abhilfe {f} | :: remedy, relief |
| Abhilfe {f} | :: redress |
| abhobeln {vt} | :: to plane off |
| abhocken {v} [gymnastics] | :: to squat and then jump off a piece of equipment |
| abhocken {v} [skiing] | :: to get into crouch position |
| abhocken {v} [Swiss] | :: to dismount (a horse) |
| abhocken {v} [Swiss, colloquial] | :: to sit down |
| abhold {adj} | :: lofty |
| abholen {v} | :: to collect, pick up or fetch someone or something |
| Abholung {f} | :: collection, pickup |
| abholzen {v} | :: to cut down the trees, to clear of timber |
| Abholzung {f} | :: extensive cutting of trees: logging, deforestation, clear-felling |
| abhören {v} | :: to wiretap a phone call |
| abhören {v} | :: to auscultate |
| abhörsicher {adj} | :: (of rooms or equipment) secure, bugproof |
| Abhörverbrecher {m} | :: (World War II) A person who illegally listens to foreign radio broadcasts |
| Abi {n} | :: clipping of Abitur |
| Abi {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Abia {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Abiogenese {f} | :: abiogenesis |
| Abiogenesis {f} | :: abiogenesis |
| abiotisch {adj} | :: abiotic |
| abirren {v} | :: to wander off |
| Abitur {n} | :: final exams taken by pupils at the end of their secondary education in Germany and Finland |
| Abiturient {m} | :: A pupil / student who is taking, or who has taken and passed, the Abitur. (male or of unspecified sex) (roughly, high-school graduate) |
| Abiturientin {f} | :: Abiturient (female) (roughly, high-school graduate) |
| abjagen {v} | :: to take, to snatch away, to steal |
| abjekt {adj} | :: abject |
| abjekt {adj} | :: despicable |
| abkacken {v} [vulgar] | :: to fuck up (to do badly at something) |
| abkacken {v} [vulgar] | :: to die |
| abkacken {v} [vulgar] | :: to pass out |
| abkacken {v} [vulgar] | :: to crash |
| abkacken {v} [vulgar] | :: to be stunned, to be stricken by amaze |
| abkämmen {v} | :: To search an area |
| abkämmen {v} | :: To destroy by bombing |
| abkanzeln {v} [colloquial] | :: to rebuke |
| abkapseln {vt} | :: to seclude, to shut off |
| Abkapselung {f} | :: encapsulation |
| abkarten {v} [colloquial] | :: to secretly prearrange to advance one's own interest |
| abkaufen {v} | :: to buy, buy out |
| abkaufen {v} [idiomatic] | :: to buy into, buy [to believe something] |
| Abkehr {f} | :: rejection; renunciation |
| abkehren {v} | :: to renounce, reject |
| abklappern {vt} | :: to canvass |
| abklären {v} | :: to clarify, to clear up |
| Abklärung {f} | :: clarification |
| Abklatsch {m} [printing] | :: cliché |
| Abklatsch {m} | :: poor copy, poor imitation |
| abklingen {v} [of, sound, light] | :: to fade away |
| abklingen {v} [physics] | :: to decay |
| Abklingzeit {f} [physics, music] | :: decay time |
| abknabbern {vt} | :: to nibble off |
| abknallen {v} | :: to shoot down, to bump off, to pick off |
| abknicken {v} | :: to snap |
| abknicken {v} | :: to break |
| Abkomme {m} | :: descendant |
| abkommen {v} [dated] | :: to come from, to derive from |
| abkommen {v} | :: to stray from (something) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to unintentionally stray from (a chosen course) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to digress from (a goal or subject) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to abandon |
| abkommen {v} [sports] | :: to start (a competition, event, etc) (in a particular way) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to free oneself |
| abkommen {v} | :: to get away, to tear oneself away (from an activity) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to turn from, to estrange oneself from (someone) |
| abkommen {v} | :: to get clear of (something or someone), to get or be free of |
| abkommen {v} | :: to go out of style (to become disused or obsolete) |
| abkommen {v} [dialectal] | :: to grow thin and gaunt, to go to rack |
| abkommen {v} [regional, Namibia, of a Rivier (arroyo)] | :: to (be filled with and) carry water |
| abkommen {v} [regional, Namibia, of weather: of the wind, a draught/draft, a storm, etc] | :: to (unexpectedly) form or arise and draw near |
| Abkommen {n} | :: accord |
| abkömmlich {adj} | :: dispensable |
| Abkömmling {m} | :: descendant |
| Abkömmling {m} [chemical derived from another] | :: derivative |
| abkönnen {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to be able to stand or endure something or someone |
| abkrageln {v} [colloquial, regional] | :: to kill |
| abkratzen {v} | :: to scrape |
| abkratzen {v} | :: to kick the bucket, snuff it (die) |
| abkriegen {v} [colloquial] | :: to get |
| abkriegen {v} [colloquial] | :: to pull (someone), to pick up |
| abkriegen {v} [colloquial] | :: to get off, remove |
| abkühlen {v} | :: to cool off |
| Abkühlen {n} | :: cooling, quenching |
| Abkühlgeschwindigkeit {f} | :: rate of cooling |
| Abkühlung {f} | :: cooling |
| Abkunft {f} | :: parentage |
| abkupfern {v} | :: to plagiarize, to copy |
| abkürzen {vt} | :: to abbreviate |
| Abkürzung {f} | :: abbreviation |
| Abkürzung {f} | :: shortcut |
| Abkürzungsdschungel {m} [figuratively] | :: alphabet soup (overabundance of acronyms and abbreviations) |
| Abkürzungsverzeichnis {n} | :: list of abbreviations |
| Abl. {abbr} | :: abbreviation of Ablöse |
| abladen {v} | :: to unload |
| abladen {v} | :: to put away or down the freight |
| abladen {v} | :: to empty by put away the freight from the inner of |
| abladen {v} | :: to pass on, to ascribe the responsibility for [to do a labelling speech act compared to literal unloading] |
| abladen {v} | :: by pass on and thus make affected by [in a manner which is compared to literal unloading] |
| abladen {v} | :: to do both of the two aforementioned in one – to make affected by ascribing to |
| abladen {v} | :: to cancel the subpoena of |
| Ablage {f} | :: filing |
| Ablage {f} | :: storage |
| Ablage {f} [rare] | :: filed document |
| Ablage {f} [Swiss] | :: branch office |
| Ablage {f} [Swiss] | :: deposit, deposition |
| ablagern {v} | :: To deposit |
| ablagern {v} | :: To season or age (especially timber) |
| Ablagerung {f} | :: deposit, sediment |
| Ablagerung {f} | :: debris |
| Ablagerung {f} | :: residue |
| Ablagerung {f} | :: deposition |
| ablandig {adj} | :: offshore (moving away from the shore) |
| Ablass {m} | :: drain |
| Ablass {m} | :: cessation |
| Ablass {m} [Roman Catholic Church] | :: indulgence |
| Ablaß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Ablass |
| Ablassbrief {m} [Catholic] | :: letter of indulgence |
| ablassen {v} | :: to drain; to let off, to let out |
| ablassen {v} | :: to let go |
| ablaßen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of ablassen |
| Ablasshandel {m} [historical, Roman Catholicism] | :: selling of indulgences |
| Ablaßhandel {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Ablasshandel |
| Ablassventil {n} [technology] | :: bleed valve, drain valve |
| Ablaßventil {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Ablassventil |
| Ablation {f} | :: ablation |
| Ablativ {m} [grammar] | :: the ablative case |
| ablativisch {adj} | :: ablative |
| Ablauf {m} | :: process, procedure |
| Ablauf {m} | :: expiry, expiration |
| Ablauf {m} | :: flow, course |
| ablaufen {v} | :: to expire, to run off |
| Ablaut {m} [linguistics] | :: ablaut (substitution of one root vowel for another) |
| ableben {v} [literary] | :: to decease, to die, to pass away, to leave this life |
| Ableben {n} [literary] | :: passing (away), demise, death |
| ablebig {adj} [literary] | :: deceased, dead, having left this life, having passed on |
| ablegen {v} | :: To take off, put aside |
| Ableger {m} | :: spin-off of a parent company or parent organisation |
| Ableger {m} [botany] | :: layer, shoot of a plant |
| ablehnen {v} | :: to decline, refuse, reject, turn down |
| Ablehnung {f} | :: rejection |
| ableitbar {adj} | :: derivable, deducible |
| ableiten {v} | :: to derive |
| Ableitung {f} | :: derivative (something derived) |
| Ableitung {f} | :: derivation |
| Ableitung {f} [mathematics] | :: derivative |
| Ableitung {f} [linguistics, process] | :: derivation |
| Ableitung {f} [linguistics, product] | :: derivative |
| Ableitungsmorphem {n} | :: derivational morpheme |
| ablenken {v} | :: to divert |
| ablenken {v} | :: to distract |
| Ablenkung {f} | :: diversion |
| Ablenkung {f} | :: distraction |
| Ablenkungsmanöver {n} | :: diversionary tactic |
| Ablenkungstaktik {f} | :: diversionary tactic |
| Ablepsie {noun} | :: ablepsia |
| ablesen {v} | :: to read (take a reading) |
| ablesen {v} | :: to pick off, pluck |
| abliefern {v} | :: to deliver |
| Ablieferungspflicht {f} | :: delivery duty |
| abliegen {v} | :: to be far away |
| Ablöse {f} [rented dwelling] | :: one-off payment [to previous tenant for immovable installations] |
| Ablöse {f} [sports] | :: transfer fee |
| ablösefrei {adj} [sport] | :: not requiring a transfer fee for the transfer of a player to another club |
| ablösefrei {adj} [Austria] | :: not requiring a one-off payment (to previous tenant for immovable installations) |
| ablösen {v} | :: To detach or remove |
| ablösen {v} | :: To supersede or take over from |
| ablösen {v} | :: To relieve |
| Ablösung {f} | :: removal |
| Ablösung {f} | :: relief, replacement |
| abluchsen {v} [colloquial] | :: to obtain through slyness or quickness; to wangle |
| ABM {noun} | :: abbreviation of Arbeitsbeschaffungsmaßnahme {f} |
| abmachen {v} | :: to remove |
| abmachen {v} | :: to agree |
| Abmachung {f} | :: deal (agreement, arrangement) |
| abmagern {v} | :: to lose weight |
| abmähen {vt} | :: to mow |
| abmahnen {v} [law] | :: to cease and desist |
| abmatten {v} | :: to weaken, wear down |
| abmeiern {v} [archaic] | :: To take away the right of ownership of a farm |
| abmelden {v} | :: to log out, log off |
| abmelden {v} | :: to cancel [e.g. a subscription] |
| abmessen {v} | :: to measure |
| abmeßen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of abmessen |
| Abmessung {f} | :: measurement |
| Abnahme {f} | :: abatement |
| abnehmbar {adj} | :: removable, detachable |
| abnehmen {v} | :: to take off (remove something that is attached to something or on top of it) |
| abnehmen {vt} | :: to shave off (a beard, especially a full beard or moustache) |
| abnehmen {vt} | :: to amputate (a limb) |
| abnehmen {vti} | :: to pick up (the phone) |
| abnehmen {vt} | :: to take (a sample of, especially blood) |
| abnehmen {vt} [usually with dative giving the owner] | :: to take away, to take over (remove something from someone's hands or possession) |
| abnehmen {v} | :: to buy (something from); usually implying a business deal rather than mere shopping |
| abnehmen {v} | :: to win, steal, or confiscate (something from) |
| abnehmen {vt} [usually with dative giving the speaker] | :: to hear and accept (a promise, oath, confession from) |
| abnehmen {v} [colloquial] | :: to believe (someone something) |
| abnehmen {vt} | :: to be presented with something and examine it |
| abnehmen {v} [military] | :: to inspect (a parade) |
| abnehmen {vi} | :: to decrease, to diminish |
| abnehmen {v} | :: to lose weight |
| abnehmen {v} [of the moon] | :: to wane |
| abnehmend {adj} | :: decreasing, declining, waning, shrinking |
| Abnehmer {m} | :: consumer, buyer |
| Abnehmertausch {m} | :: consumer exchange |
| Abneigung {f} | :: aversion (dislike) |
| abnibbeln {v} [colloquial] | :: to kick the bucket |
| abnorm {adj} | :: abnormal |
| abnormal {adj} | :: abnormal |
| abnormaler {adj} | :: comparative of abnormal |
| abnormalsten {adj} | :: superlative of abnormal |
| abnötigen {v} | :: to extort |
| abnutzen {vt} | :: to wear out (by use) |
| abnutzen {vr} [to suffer due to use] | :: to wear |
| Abnutzung {f} [damage of an item caused by use over time] | :: wear |
| Abo {n} | :: clipping of Abonnement |
| Abolitionismus {m} | :: abolitionism |
| abominabel {adj} | :: abominable |
| Abonnement {n} | :: subscription |
| Abonnent {m} | :: subscriber |
| Abonnentin {f} | :: feminine noun of Abonnent |
| abonnieren {v} | :: to subscribe |
| abonnieren {v} | :: to follow [e.g., on Instagram or Twitter] |
| aboral {adj} | :: aboral |
| Abordnung {f} | :: deputation |
| Abordnungsgeld {n} | :: relocation money |
| Aborigine {m} | :: Aborigine, Aboriginal Australian (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Aborigine {f} | :: Aborigine, Aboriginal Australian (female) |
| Abort {m} [dated] | :: toilet, loo |
| Abort {m} [formal, medicine] | :: miscarriage, spontaneous abortion, abort |
| abortiv {adj} | :: abortive |
| Abortus {m} | :: abortion |
| Abpfiff {m} [sports] | :: final whistle |
| abprallen {v} | :: to bounce off [+ von (object) = of] |
| abquatschen {v} [colloquial] | :: to persuade someone to give something away or to give something up |
| abrackern {vr} | :: to toil away |
| Abraham {prop} {m} [Biblical character] | :: Abraham |
| Abraham {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abrahamitisch {adj} | :: Abrahamic |
| Abrasion {f} | :: abrasion (act of abrading) |
| Abrasion {f} [geology] | :: abrasion |
| Abrasionsbeständigkeit {f} | :: abrasion resistance |
| Abrasionsplatte {f} | :: abrasion platform (loping or nearly flat bedrock surface extending out from the foot of a marine cliff under shallow water of a breaker (wave) zone) |
| abrasiv {adj} | :: abrasive |
| abraten {v} | :: to discourage, dissuade |
| abräumen {v} | :: to clear away, to clear |
| abrechnen {vi} | :: To settle up; to establish (and balance) all earnings and costs |
| abrechnen {vt} | :: To sum up; cash up; to make a final account or bill of something; to include something in such a bill |
| abrechnen {vt} | :: To subtract |
| abrechnen {vi} [figurative] | :: To settle scores with someone or something; to make one's final reckoning; to get even; to have closure or revenge |
| Abrechnung {f} | :: settlement (final invoice) |
| Abrechnung {f} | :: reckoning, payoff |
| Abrede {f} [dated] | :: agreement |
| abregen {vr} | :: to calm down |
| abreiben {v} | :: to rub off, scuff, or abrade |
| abreiben {v} | :: to rub |
| abreiben {v} [cookery] | :: to grate |
| Abreibung {f} | :: abrasion |
| Abreibung {f} [figuratively] | :: beating |
| abreichern {v} | :: to deplete, to remove |
| Abreicherung {f} | :: depletion |
| Abreise {f} [of a voyage] | :: departure |
| abreisen {v} [at a voyage] | :: to leave, depart (nach for) |
| abreisend {adj} | :: departing |
| abreissen {v} | :: alternative spelling of abreißen |
| abreißen {v} | :: to tear off |
| abreißen {v} [a building] | :: to tear down, to demolish |
| abret. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altbretonisch |
| Abrieb {m} | :: abrasion, wear |
| Abrieb {m} | :: attrition |
| abriegeln {v} [of a door, etc.] | :: to bar, to bolt |
| abriegeln {v} [of an area with barriers] | :: to close off, to block off |
| abringen {v} | :: to force out, wring |
| Abriss {m} | :: demolition |
| Abriss {m} | :: summary, outline |
| Abriß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Abriss |
| Abrissbirne {f} | :: wrecking ball |
| Abrissparty {f} [colloquial] | :: before the demolition of a building last private or public farewell event |
| Abrösten {n} | :: roasting, torrefaction (of ores) |
| abrücken {vit} | :: to move away [+ von (object) = from] |
| abrufbar {adj} | :: available, accessible, retrievable |
| abrufen {v} | :: To access, fetch or retrieve |
| abrunden {v} | :: to round off (give something a smooth, roundish form, especially by filing the edges) |
| abrunden {v} [figurative] | :: to round off; to top off (complete or finish something, give it a satisfying form) |
| abrunden {v} [arithmetic] | :: to round down (round towards a lesser amount) |
| abrupt {adj} | :: abrupt, suddenly |
| abrupt {adj} | :: jerkingly |
| abrüsten {v} | :: to disarm |
| Abrüstung {f} | :: disarmament |
| Abs. {m} | :: abbreviation of Absatz |
| Abs. {m} | :: abbreviation of Absender |
| ABS {noun} | :: initialism of Antiblockiersystem (anti-lock braking system) |
| Absage {f} | :: refusal, rejection |
| absagen {v} | :: to cancel, to call off |
| absagen {v} [of an invitation] | :: to decline |
| absägen {v} | :: to saw off |
| Absam {prop} {n} | :: Absam (municipality) |
| absatteln {vt} | :: to unsaddle (a horse) |
| absatteln {vi} [figurative] | :: to halt, stop |
| absättigen {v} [chemistry] | :: to be incapable of any further reaction or bond, to be saturated |
| absättigen {v} [psychology] | :: to satisfy (a need, desire) |
| Absättigung {f} | :: saturation |
| Absatz {m} | :: turnover (quantity that has been put onto the market, and process of trying to get things on the market) |
| Absatz {m} | :: heel (part of shoe) |
| Absatz {m} | :: paragraph (passage in text) |
| Absatz {m} | :: landing, place on stairs where there is a turn |
| Absatz {m} [geology] | :: sediment |
| Absatzbewegung {f} | :: disengagement |
| Absatzbewegung {f} | :: military retreat |
| Absatzmarkt {m} | :: sales market |
| absatzweise {adv} | :: intermittently, in batches |
| absatzweise {adv} | :: paragraph by paragraph, in paragraphs |
| absatzweise {adj} | :: batchwise |
| Absatzzeichen {n} | :: pilcrow, ¶ (a paragraph mark) |
| absaufen {v} [slang] | :: to drown |
| absaufen {v} [automotive] | :: to flood [an engine with fuel] |
| absaufen {v} | :: to lose altitude |
| absaugen {v} | :: to suck off |
| absaugen {v} [slang] | :: to give a blowjob |
| absaugen {v} | :: to vacuum |
| Absaugung {f} | :: suction |
| Absaugung {f} | :: extraction (by suction) |
| abschaffen {v} | :: to abolish, to annul, to discontinue, to get rid of |
| Abschaffung {f} | :: abolition |
| abschälen {v} | :: to bark |
| abschalten {v} | :: to switch off |
| Abschattung {f} | :: shading, shadowing |
| Abschattung {f} [philosophy] | :: adumbration |
| abschätzen {v} | :: to estimate |
| abschätzig {adj} | :: disparaging, derogatory |
| Abschaum {m} | :: dregs, scum (the worst and lowest) |
| abscheiden {v} | :: To deposit, precipitate |
| abscheiden {v} | :: To eliminate |
| abscheiden {v} | :: To separate |
| Abscheidung {f} | :: precipitation, deposition |
| Abscheidung {f} | :: sequestration |
| abscheren {vt} | :: to shave off |
| abscheren {vit} | :: to shear off |
| Abscheu {mf} | :: abhorrence, abomination |
| abscheulich {adj} | :: abominable, hideous |
| abscheulich {adj} | :: abhorrent, detestable |
| abscheulich {adv} | :: hideously, beastly, abominably, detestably |
| abscheulicher {adj} | :: comparative of abscheulich |
| Abscheulichkeit {f} | :: abomination |
| Abscheulichkeit {f} | :: hideousness |
| abscheulichsten {adj} | :: superlative of abscheulich |
| abschicken {v} | :: to submit; to send, send off |
| abschieben {v} | :: to deport (from a country) |
| abschieben {v} | :: to shift (blame or responsibility onto someone or onto certain circumstances) |
| Abschiebung {f} [legal] | :: deportation |
| Abschied {m} | :: parting, farewell |
| Abschiedsbrief {m} | :: farewell letter |
| Abschiedsbrief {m} | :: suicide note |
| Abschiedsgeschenk {n} | :: parting gift |
| abschießen {v} | :: to shoot off |
| abschießen {v} | :: to shoot down |
| abschirmen {v} | :: to screen, to protect |
| Abschirmung {f} | :: shield, shielding |
| Abschirmung {f} | :: screen, screening |
| Abschirmung {f} | :: protection |
| abschlachten {v} | :: to slaughter [to kill brutally] |
| abschlachten {v} | :: to commit mass murder |
| Abschlag {m} | :: discount, rebate |
| Abschlag {m} | :: advance payment |
| Abschlag {m} [accounting] | :: markdown |
| Abschlag {m} [sports] | :: kick off |
| Abschlag {m} [golf] | :: drive |
| abschlagen {v} | :: to knock off |
| abschlagen {v} | :: to cut off, chop off |
| abschlagen {v} [figurative] | :: to refuse, to deny, to reject |
| abschlagen {v} [golf] | :: to tee off |
| abschlagen {v} [football] | :: to punt |
| Abschleppdienst {m} | :: breakdown service |
| abschleppen {vt} | :: to tow; to tow away (a car etc.) |
| abschleppen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to pick up (a person in a pub etc.) |
| Abschleppwagen {m} | :: tow truck |
| abschliessen {v} | :: alternative spelling of abschließen |
| abschließen {v} | :: to end, to finish or complete (eg one's studies) |
| abschließen {v} | :: to shut off |
| abschließen {v} | :: to lock up; to seal off |
| abschließen {v} | :: to conclude (a contract, a deal), to finalise/finalize (a contract, an agreement) |
| abschließend {adj} | :: final, concluding, closing |
| abschließend {adv} | :: in conclusion |
| Abschluss {m} | :: exclusion |
| Abschluss {m} | :: end (finish) |
| Abschluss {m} | :: graduation (the action or process of graduating) |
| Abschluß {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Abschluss |
| Abschlussdeich {prop} {m} | :: the Afsluitdijk, a dike damming the Zuiderzee off from the North Sea |
| Abschlussprüfung {f} | :: final (test or examination given at the end of a term or class) |
| abschmecken {v} | :: to taste a dish and, if necessary, add more spices to it |
| Abschmelzung {f} | :: smelting |
| Abschmelzung {f} [figurative] | :: downsizing, streamlining, reducing |
| abschmettern {vt} [colloquial] | :: to reject |
| abschminken {v} | :: to remove make-up |
| abschnallen {v} | :: to unfasten, unbuckle |
| abschneiden {vt} | :: to cut off |
| abschneiden {vt} | :: to truncate |
| abschneiden {vt} | :: to shorten |
| abschneiden {vt} | :: to amputate |
| abschneiden {vi} | :: to score (well etc.) |
| Abschnitt {m} | :: section (cutting) |
| Abschnitt {m} | :: paragraph |
| Abschnitt {m} | :: segment |
| abschnittsweise {adj} | :: sectional |
| abschnittsweise {adv} | :: sectionally (section by section) |
| abschnittweise {adv} | :: in sections, section by section |
| abschöpfen {v} | :: to skim |
| Abschottung {f} | :: partition, bulkhead |
| Abschottung {f} | :: seclusion (of a person, a group, etc) |
| Abschottung {f} | :: compartmentalisation (of a market) |
| Abschottung {f} | :: isolation (of oneself, the desired result of isolationism) |
| abschrauben {vt} | :: to unscrew |
| abschrecken {v} | :: to discourage [to take away or reduce the courage of], to daunt, to repel, to scare |
| abschrecken {v} | :: to quench [metal] |
| Abschrecken {n} | :: quenching (of steel) |
| abschreckend {adj} | :: deterrent, serving to deter and scare off |
| Abschreckung {f} | :: deterrence |
| Abschreckung {f} | :: terror |
| abschreiben {v} | :: to transcribe |
| abschreiben {v} | :: to plagiarize |
| abschreiben {v} [accounting] | :: to write off |
| abschreiben {v} | :: to consider something a write-off, as in colloquial use; to call defeat |
| Abschreibung {f} [finance] | :: writedown, writeoff |
| abschreiten {vt} | :: to pace or stride along (walk slowly along some path, as an officer inspecting a line of soldiers) |
| abschreiten {vt} | :: to step off; to pace off (measure by steps) |
| Abschrift {f} | :: transcript |
| Abschub {m} | :: expulsion |
| Abschuss {m} | :: launch |
| Abschuss {m} | :: firing |
| Abschuss {m} | :: shootdown |
| abschüssig {adj} | :: steep, sloping, precipitious |
| Abschußring {m} | :: a marking made on the side of an antiaircraft gun to indicate the number of enemy planes it has shot down |
| abschütteln {v} | :: to shake off |
| abschütten {v} | :: to pour off (excess liquid) |
| abschwächen {vtr} | :: to abate, weaken, attenuate |
| abschwächen {vtr} | :: to alleviate, mitigate |
| abschweifen {v} | :: to digress |
| abschweifend {adj} | :: digressing, meandering, wandering, digressive, excursive |
| Abschweifung {f} | :: digression |
| abschwören {v} | :: to abjure, renounce [+ dative] |
| Abschwung {m} | :: downturn, downswing |
| Absdorf {prop} {n} | :: Absdorf (municipality) |
| absehbar {adj} | :: foreseeable |
| absehbar {adj} | :: conceivable |
| absehen {vt} | :: to foresee |
| absehen {v} | :: to overlook, to disregard, to willfully not refer to a fact |
| abseihen {v} | :: to filter, strain |
| abseilen {v} | :: to descend |
| abseilen {v} [euphemistic slang] | :: To defecate, if connected with the male indefinite article ein, in its accusative form einen. "Einen abseilen" reflects the graphic character of German youth language and is nowadays in common use among the teenage population |
| Abseiler {m} [offensive] | :: a lazy person who avoids doing his tasks |
| abseits {adv} | :: apart, aside |
| abseits {prep} | :: off, out of |
| Abseits {n} [sports] | :: offside |
| Abseitsfalle {f} [football] | :: offside trap |
| Abseitstor {m} | :: Offside goal |
| abseitsverdächtig {adj} [soccer] | :: possibly offside |
| Absence {f} [medicine] | :: absence (temporary loss or disruption of consciousness) |
| Absence {f} [formal] | :: absent-mindedness |
| absenden {v} | :: to forward, send on |
| Absender {m} | :: sender |
| Absender {m} | :: return address (on a letter etc.) |
| absenkbar {adj} | :: lowerable |
| absenken {vt} | :: to lower, to sink, to deepen |
| Absenkung {f} | :: lowering, sinking |
| Absenkung {f} [geology] | :: drawdown |
| absent {adj} | :: absent, not present |
| absent {adj} | :: absent-minded |
| absetzbar {adj} [taxation] | :: deductible |
| absetzen {v} | :: to set down |
| absetzen {v} [to remove a monarch from power] | :: to depose, dethrone |
| absetzen {v} [from the tax] | :: to deduct |
| absetzen {vr} | :: to break away |
| abseyts {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of abseits |
| absichern {v} | :: To secure, safeguard |
| absichern {v} | :: To hedge |
| Absicherung {f} | :: (insurance) coverage |
| Absicherung {f} | :: protection, safeguard, hedge |
| Absicht {f} | :: intention |
| Absicht {f} | :: intent |
| absichtlich {adj} | :: intentional |
| absichtlicher {adj} | :: comparative of absichtlich |
| absichtlichsten {adj} | :: superlative of absichtlich |
| Absichtserklärung {f} | :: letter of intent |
| Absichtserklärung {f} | :: memorandum of understanding |
| Absiedler {m} | :: emigrants |
| absinken {v} | :: To sink, slump or fall |
| absinken {v} | :: To plummet |
| Absinken {n} | :: subsidence |
| Absinken {n} | :: decline |
| absinkend {adj} | :: sagging |
| Absinth {m} | :: absinth (liquor) |
| absitzen {vt} [auxiliary: haben] | :: to serve [time] |
| absitzen {vi} [auxiliary sein] | :: to dismount [from a horse] |
| absolut {adj} | :: absolute |
| absolut {adv} | :: absolutely |
| Absolutadjektiv {n} [grammar] | :: noncomparable adjective |
| Absolute Beginner {m} | :: incel, a love-shy person |
| Absolutheit {f} | :: absoluteness |
| Absolution {f} [Christianity] | :: absolution |
| Absolutismus {m} | :: absolutism |
| absolutistisch {adj} | :: absolutist, absolutistic |
| Absolutiv {m} [grammar] | :: absolutive case |
| Absolvent {m} | :: alumnus, graduate (of an educational institution) |
| Absolventin {f} | :: female alumnus, graduate (of an educational institution) |
| absolvieren {v} | :: to pass (successfully complete) |
| absolvieren {v} [theology] | :: to absolve (pronounce free or give absolution from sin) |
| absonderlich {adj} | :: weird, strange |
| absondern {vt} [biology] | :: to secrete; to exude (especially a liquid) |
| absondern {vt} [colloquial, usually, derogatory] | :: to say; to utter (especially repeatedly over some period of time, as though it were a secretion) |
| absondern {vt} | :: to seclude; to isolate; to keep separate; to segregate (not usually in the racist sense, but e.g. for quarantine) |
| absondern {vr} | :: to seclude oneself; to avoid contact |
| Absorber {m} | :: absorber |
| absorbieren {v} | :: to absorb, to soak up |
| absorbierend {adj} | :: absorbing |
| Absorption {f} | :: absorption (act or process of absorbing, either liquid or light) |
| Absorptionsfähigkeit {f} | :: absorbency |
| Absorptionsgrad {m} [physics] | :: (coefficient of) absorption; absorbance, absorptivity |
| Absorptionsspektrum {n} | :: absorption spectrum |
| abspalten {v} | :: to split off |
| Abspaltung {f} | :: secession |
| Abspaltung {f} [physics] | :: dissociation |
| Abspaltung {f} [chemistry] | :: elimination |
| Abspann {m} | :: end credits |
| abspannen {v} | :: to wind down |
| abspecken {vi} [colloquial] | :: to lose weight |
| abspecken {vt} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: to diminish |
| Absperre {f} | :: closing off, dismissal |
| Absperrhahn {m} | :: stopcock |
| abspielen {v} | :: to play (a tape, a movie, an audio or video file etc.); to replay |
| abspielen {v} [sport] | :: to pass |
| Absprache {f} | :: agreement |
| Absprache {f} | :: collusion |
| absprechen {vt} | :: to arrange, to agree upon |
| absprechen {vt} | :: to deny, to dispute |
| abspringen {v} | :: to jump off |
| abspringen {v} [by extension] | :: to abandon, leave in the lurch |
| abspritzen {v} [slang] | :: to cum (to have an orgasm; to ejaculate) |
| abspritzen {v} | :: to inject |
| abspritzen {v} [slang] | :: to murder by lethal injection |
| Abspritzer {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: man who ejaculates semen (typically into a woman) |
| Abspritzer {m} [vulgar] | :: semen which has been ejaculated |
| Abspritzer {m} [offensive] | :: person who kills other people using lethal injection (especially in connection with the Third Reich) |
| abspulen {vt} | :: to unwind, to unspool |
| abspülen {v} | :: to wash off, to rinse |
| abspülen {v} | :: to do the dishes |
| abstammen {v} | :: to descend |
| abstammen {v} | :: to stem |
| abstammen {v} | :: to derive |
| Abstammung {f} | :: descent, ancestry, lineage, parentage, genealogy |
| Abstammungsbescheid {m} | :: genealogical certificate. Used during World War II to prove Aryan descent |
| Abstand {m} | :: distance, interspace, spacing, interval |
| abstatten {vt} | :: to do formally |
| abstatten {v} [now, Austria] | :: synonym of abzahlen |
| abstauben {v} | :: To dust, to wipe away dust |
| abstauben {v} | :: To scrounge |
| abstauen {v} | :: to stow away |
| abstechen {v} | :: To cut off, cut out |
| abstechen {v} | :: To stab (to death) |
| Abstecher {m} | :: detour, side trip |
| abstecken {v} | :: to stake out |
| abstehen {v} | :: to stick out |
| abstehen {v} | :: to be [some distance] apart [+ von (object) = from] |
| abstehen {v} | :: to desist |
| absteigen {v} | :: to dismount; to get off something that one stands or sits on; chiefly used when the object is implied; with the preposition von, the simplex steigen is preferred |
| absteigen {v} | :: to arrive (at a hotel etc.) in order to stay for one or more nights |
| absteigen {v} [chiefly figurative or in combination with aufsteigen] | :: to sink; to descend; to become lower |
| absteigen {v} [sports] | :: to be relegated; to sink to a lower league |
| absteigend {adj} | :: downward, descending |
| absteigender {adj} | :: comparative of absteigend |
| absteigendsten {adj} | :: superlative of absteigend |
| abstellen {v} | :: to put down, to set down |
| abstellen {v} [of a vehicle etc.] | :: to park, to leave |
| abstellen {v} [military] | :: to detach, to assign |
| abstellen {v} | :: to turn off, to switch off |
| abstellen {v} [law, constructed with auf] | :: to focus on a certain point |
| Abstellkammer {f} | :: cubbyhole |
| Abstellraum {m} | :: storeroom, storage room |
| abstempeln {v} | :: to stamp |
| abstempeln {v} [figurative] | :: to mark, to label, to brand [hastily] |
| absterben {v} | :: to atrophy |
| absterben {v} | :: to necrotize |
| absterben {v} | :: to die back |
| Absterben {n} | :: dieback |
| Abstieg {m} | :: dismounting; the act of getting off something |
| Abstieg {m} | :: descent; sinking |
| Abstieg {m} [sports] | :: relegation; sinking to a lower league |
| abstimmen {v} | :: to vote |
| abstimmen {vr} | :: sich abstimmen: to coordinate or synchronise with someone: |
| Abstimmung {f} | :: vote |
| Abstimmung {f} | :: co-ordination, synchronising, agreement |
| abstimmungsberechtigt {adj} | :: discussed, voted on, and agreed upon |
| Abstimmungsort {m} | :: place or location, where one could or can vote; polling place |
| abstinent {adj} | :: abstinent, teetotal |
| abstinentesten {adj} | :: superlative of abstinent |
| Abstinenz {f} | :: abstinence (the act or practice of abstaining) |
| Abstinenzler {m} | :: teetotaler (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Abstoß {m} [soccer] | :: goal kick |
| abstossen {v} | :: alternative spelling of abstoßen |
| abstoßen {v} | :: to repel |
| abstoßen {v} | :: to push |
| abstoßend {adj} | :: repulsive, repellent, repugnant |
| Abstossung {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abstoßung |
| Abstoßung {f} | :: repulsion |
| Abstoßung {f} | :: rejection |
| Abstoßungsreaktion {f} [immunology] | :: rejection reaction |
| Abstract {m} | :: abstract |
| abstrafen {v} | :: to punish, often out of vengefulness |
| Abstrafung {f} | :: punishment (often out of vengefulness) |
| abstrahieren {v} | :: to abstract [to consider abstractly] |
| Abstrahlung {f} | :: radiation, emission |
| abstrakt {adj} | :: abstract |
| abstrakte Fabrik {f} [software, object-oriented] | :: abstract factory pattern |
| abstrakte Klasse {f} [software, object-oriented] | :: abstract class |
| abstrakte Methode {f} [software, object-oriented] | :: abstract method |
| abstrakter {adj} | :: comparative of abstrakt |
| abstrakte Schnittstelle {f} [computing, object-oriented] | :: abstract interface |
| abstraktesten {adj} | :: superlative of abstrakt |
| Abstraktion {f} | :: abstraction |
| Abstraktum {n} | :: abstract term, abstract noun |
| Abstrebung {f} | :: buttress, base |
| abstreifen {v} [ring, etc.] | :: to slip off |
| abstreifen {v} [shoes, etc.] | :: to wipe; to wipe off |
| abstreifen {v} [bark, etc.] | :: to strip off |
| abstreiten {v} | :: to repudiate |
| abstreiten {v} | :: to contest |
| abstrus {adj} | :: abstruse |
| abstrus {adv} | :: abstrusely |
| abstufen {v} | :: to divide |
| abstufen {v} | :: to set in layers |
| Abstufung {f} | :: gradation |
| abstumpfen {v} | :: to blunt, dull, deaden |
| Absturz {m} | :: crash |
| Absturz {m} [figurative] | :: downfall, ruin |
| Absturz {m} [computing] | :: crash |
| Absturz {m} [colloquial] | :: heavy drinking |
| abstürzen {v} | :: to crash |
| abstürzen {v} [aviation, computing] | :: to crash |
| abstützen {v} | :: to brace, to support, to underpin, to prop up |
| absuchen {v} | :: to scour |
| absuchen {v} | :: to search |
| absurd {adj} | :: absurd |
| absurdesten {adj} | :: superlative of absurd |
| Absurdistan {prop} {n} [jocular] | :: Absurdistan (any country where absurdity is the norm) |
| Absurdität {f} | :: absurdity |
| Abszess {m} {n} | :: abscess |
| Abszeß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Abszess |
| Abszisse {f} | :: abscissa (first of two coordinates) |
| Abt. {f} | :: abbreviation of Abteilung or Abteilungen |
| Abt. {f} | :: abbreviation of Abteil or Abteile |
| Abt {m} | :: abbot |
| abtasten {v} | :: to feel |
| abtasten {v} | :: to frisk |
| abtasten {v} [technology] | :: to scan |
| abtasten {v} [medicine] | :: to palpate |
| abtauchen {v} | :: to submerge; to plunge, descend |
| abtauchen {v} [figuratively] | :: to go to ground, disappear |
| Abtei {f} | :: abbey |
| Abtei {prop} {n} | :: Abtei (municipality) |
| Abteil {n} | :: compartment |
| abteilen {vt} | :: to divide, to split apart, to sunder, to section |
| Abteilung {f} | :: department |
| Abteilung {f} | :: division |
| Abteilung {f} | :: battalion |
| Abteilungsleiter {m} | :: manager (of a department) |
| Abtenau {prop} {n} | :: Abtenau (municipality) |
| Abtheilung {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Abteilung |
| abtippen {v} | :: to transcribe from one source by the help of keys into another medium |
| Äbtissin {f} | :: abbess (female superior of a nunnery) |
| Abtlg. {f} | :: abbreviation of Abteilung |
| abtönen {v} | :: to shade |
| Abtönung {f} | :: shade |
| Abtönungspartikel {f} [linguistics] | :: modal particle |
| abtörnen {v} | :: to turn off, to repulse |
| abtörnend {adj} | :: repulsive, revolting |
| abtöten {v} [religion, etc.] | :: to mortify |
| abtöten {v} | :: to kill; to kill off; usually in masses, of vermin or germs |
| Abtötung {f} | :: killing [esp. of bacteria] |
| Abtötung {f} | :: mortification |
| abtragen {v} | :: to remove, denude |
| abtragen {v} | :: to degrade, wear down |
| abtragen {v} | :: to pay off |
| abtragen {v} | :: to carry off |
| abtragen {v} | :: to clear up, clear away |
| abtragen {v} | :: to take down, tear down |
| abträglich {adj} | :: harmful |
| abträglich {adj} | :: detrimental |
| abträglich {adj} | :: derogatory |
| abträglicher {adj} | :: comparative of abträglich |
| abträglichsten {adj} | :: superlative of abträglich |
| Abtragung {f} | :: gradual demolition |
| Abtragung {f} | :: wear (damage caused by use) |
| Abtragung {f} [finance] | :: amortization, gradual repayment |
| Abtragung {f} [geology] | :: erosion |
| Abtragung {f} [geology] | :: degradation |
| Abtragung {f} [medicine] | :: surgical removal (of warts, ulcers) |
| Abtransport {m} | :: transportation |
| abtransportieren {v} | :: to transport away |
| abtransportieren {v} | :: to evacuate |
| abtreiben {vi} | :: to go/be sent off course |
| abtreiben {vi} | :: to have an abortion |
| abtreiben {vt} | :: to abort (a baby) |
| Abtreibung {f} | :: abortion (of a baby) |
| Abtreibungsbefürworter {m} | :: pro-choice advocate / campaigner, pro-choicer, proabortionist (one who is supportive of the legality of abortion) (male or of unspecified sex) |
| abtrennbar {adj} | :: detachable, removable, separable |
| abtrennen {v} | :: to cut off, sever |
| abtrennen {v} | :: to separate |
| Abtrennung {f} | :: separation, detachment |
| Abtrennung {f} | :: partition, secession |
| abtreten {vt} | :: to kick away |
| abtreten {vt} | :: to wipe off (the soles of one’s shoes) |
| abtreten {vt} | :: to wear out (one’s shoes) |
| abtreten {vi} [with auxiliary sein] | :: to step away, walk off |
| abtreten {vi} [with auxiliary sein] | :: to resign (one’s job) [with von] |
| abtreten {vi} [euphemism, with auxiliary sein] | :: to die |
| abtreten {vt} | :: to relinquish, trade away, cede |
| Abtritt {m} | :: resignation |
| Abtritt {m} [theater] | :: exit |
| Abtritt {m} | :: toilet |
| abtropfen {v} | :: to drip off |
| abtropfen {v} | :: to drain |
| Abtropfsieb {m} | :: colander |
| abtrünnig {adj} | :: renegade, breakaway |
| Abtrünnigkeit {f} | :: apostasy |
| abtun {v} | :: to dismiss, brush aside, snub |
| abtun {v} | :: to waive |
| abtun {v} [Switzerland] | :: to kill |
| abtupfen {vt} | :: to remove something by light, careful touching with an absorbent cloth |
| Abu Dhabi {n} | :: Abu Dhabi (emirate) |
| Abu Dhabi {n} | :: Abu Dhabi (capital city) |
| abulg. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altbulgarisch |
| Abulie {f} | :: The condition abulia, absence of will-power or decisiveness |
| abundant {adj} | :: abundant |
| ab und zu {adv} [idiom] | :: now and then; occasionally |
| abverlangen {vt} | :: to demand |
| abwägen {v} | :: to weigh (to determine the intrinsic value or merit of an object) |
| Abwahl {f} | :: voting someone out of office |
| abwandeln {v} | :: to modify |
| abwandeln {v} [linguistics] | :: to inflect |
| abwandern {v} | :: to emigrate |
| abwandern {v} [slang] | :: to deport |
| Abwanderung {f} | :: emigration |
| Abwanderungsabgabe {f} | :: emigration fee |
| Abwärme {f} [technology] | :: waste heat |
| Abwart {m} [Switzerland] | :: caretaker, janitor (male or of unspecified sex) |
| abwarten {v} | :: to await; to wait for |
| abwarten {v} | :: to wait around |
| abwartend {adj} | :: wait-and-see |
| abwartend {adv} | :: hesitantly |
| abwärts {adv} | :: downwards, downhill |
| abwärts {adv} | :: downstream |
| abwaschen {vi} | :: to wash up (clean utensils, dishes, etc.) |
| Abwasser {n} | :: wastewater |
| Abwasser {n} | :: water contaminated from human usage; sewage |
| Abwasseranlage {f} | :: wastewater plant; sewage works |
| Abwasserkanal {m} | :: sewer |
| Abwasserreinigung {f} | :: wastewater / sewage treatment |
| abwechseln {v} | :: to alternate |
| abwechselnd {adj} | :: alternate, alternating |
| abwechselnd {adj} | :: rotational |
| Abwechslung {f} | :: alternation |
| Abwechslung {f} | :: diversion, change |
| abwechslungsreich {adj} | :: diversified, varied |
| abwechslungsreicher {adj} | :: comparative of abwechslungsreich |
| abwechslungsreichsten {adj} | :: superlative of abwechslungsreich |
| abwegig {adj} | :: erroneous |
| abwegig {adj} | :: perverse, wayward |
| abwegig {adj} | :: eccentric |
| abwegig {adj} | :: absurd |
| Abwehr {f} | :: defence: action to stop an attack |
| Abwehr {f} | :: a method or means of defence |
| Abwehr {f} | :: repulse |
| Abwehr {f} | :: counter-intelligence |
| Abwehr {f} | :: rejection |
| Abwehr {prop} {f} | :: the military intelligence service of the German Weimar Republic and Third Reich, from 1920 to 1944 or 1945 |
| abwehrbereit {adj} [military] | :: ready for defense, prepared for defense |
| abwehren {v} | :: to fend off |
| abwehren {v} | :: to refuse, to say no |
| Abwehrmechanismus {m} [psychology] | :: defense mechanism |
| Abwehrschlacht {f} | :: defensive battle |
| Abwehrspieler {m} [sports] | :: back; defender (player; male or of unspecified sex) |
| Abwehrstoff {m} | :: antigen, antibody |
| Abwehrstoff {m} | :: antitoxin |
| abweichen {v} | :: to differ or vary |
| abweichen {v} | :: to deviate or diverge |
| abweichend {adj} | :: different, variant, divergent |
| abweichend {adj} | :: dissonant |
| abweichend {adv} | :: differently, divergently |
| Abweichler {m} | :: dissenter |
| Abweichlerin {f} | :: feminine noun of Abweichler |
| Abweichung {f} | :: aberration, deviation |
| abweisen {v} | :: to dismiss (reject) |
| abweisen {v} | :: to repel an attack |
| abweisend {adj} | :: cold, standoffish |
| abwenden {vt} | :: to avert |
| abwenden {vr} | :: to turn away |
| abwendig {adj} | :: [religiously] unfaithful |
| abwendig {adj} | :: alienated |
| abwerben {vt} [a client or employee] | :: to entice, to poach |
| abwerfen {vt} | :: To throw down, to let fall |
| abwerfen {vt} [sport] | :: To hit with the ball |
| abwerfen {vt} [finance] | :: To get money from |
| abwerten {vt} | :: to devaluate, to denigrate, to depreciate, to devalue |
| abwertend {adj} | :: derogatory, pejorative, disparaging |
| abwesend {adj} | :: absent (being away from a place) |
| abwesend {adj} | :: distracted; not concentrated; absentminded |
| Abwesenheit {f} | :: absence (state of being absent) |
| Abwesenheitspfleger {m} | :: trustee during absence of owner |
| AB-Whg. {f} [apartment listing] | :: abbreviation of Altbauwohnung |
| abwickeln {v} | :: to unwind |
| abwickeln {v} | :: to wind up (to dissolve a partnership or corporation and liquidate its assets) |
| Abwicklung {f} | :: handling, processing, implementation |
| Abwicklung {f} | :: transaction |
| Abwicklung {f} | :: liquidation (of a company) |
| abwiegen {v} | :: to weigh, to weigh out |
| abwischbar {adj} | :: Able to be wiped away / clean |
| abwischen {v} | :: to wipe off, wipe away |
| abwracken {v} | :: to wreck (down) |
| abwürgen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to silence; to squash (prevent someone from finishing an utterance, or an utterance from being finished) |
| abwürgen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to stall a car (cause the engine of a manual-transmission car to turn off by going too slowly for the selected gear) |
| abzählbar {adj} [maths] | :: countable |
| abzählen {vt} | :: to count |
| Abzählreim {m} | :: counting rhyme |
| Abzeichen {n} | :: badge (distinctive mark) |
| abzeichnen {v} | :: to draw (something or someone) |
| abzeichnen {v} | :: to sign off on something |
| abzeichnen {v} | :: (reflexive, with sich) to be outlined (against something), to stand out (against a background) |
| abzgl. {prep} | :: abbreviation of abzüglich |
| abziehen {v} | :: to subtract, to deduct |
| abziehen {vt} [troops, etc.] | :: to pull out |
| abziehen {vi} | :: to leave |
| abziehen {vi} | :: to pull the trigger |
| abziehen {v} [colloquial] | :: to rip off (to cheat, to charge an exorbitant or unfair rate) |
| abzielen {v} | :: to be aimed [+ auf (object) = at] |
| Abzocke {f} [colloquial] | :: rip-off |
| abzocken {v} | :: to rip off (to cheat, to charge an exorbitant or unfair rate) |
| Abzocker {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: swindler |
| Abzug {m} [of a gun] | :: trigger |
| Abzug {m} | :: drawback |
| Abzug {m} | :: deduction |
| Abzug {m} | :: hood, fume hood (covering of a vent to suck away smoke or fumes) |
| Abzug {m} [photography] | :: print, copy |
| abzüglich {prep} | :: less, minus |
| Abzugshaube {f} | :: synonym of Dunstabzugshaube |
| Abzweigung {f} | :: branch (something that divides like the branch of a tree, especially of roads and rivers) |
| abzwingen {v} | :: to obtain by force |
| AC90 {noun} | :: AC90 |
| Accessoire {n} [arts or fashion] | :: accessory |
| Accessoire {n} [figurative] | :: adjunct; something unnecessary |
| Accuratesse {f} [obsolete] | :: accuracy, exactness |
| ACE {noun} | :: initialism of A+C+E |
| Acetal {n} [organic chemistry] | :: acetal |
| Acetaldehyd {m} | :: acetaldehyde (the organic compound CH3CHO) |
| Acetamid {n} [organic compound] | :: acetamide |
| Acetat {n} [organic chemistry] | :: acetate |
| Acetessigsäure {f} | :: acetoacetic acid |
| Aceton {n} | :: acetone |
| acetonämisch {adj} [pathology] | :: acetonemic |
| Acetonitril {n} [organic compound] | :: acetonitrile |
| Acetylcholinesterase {f} | :: acetylcholinesterase |
| Acetylen {n} | :: acetylene |
| Acetylid {n} | :: acetylide |
| acetylieren {v} [organic chemistry] | :: To acetylate |
| acetyliert {v} | :: past participle of acetylieren |
| acetyliert {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: acetylated |
| Acetylrest {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetyl radical |
| Acetylsalicylsäure {f} | :: acetylsalicylic acid (acetate ester of salicylic acid; aspirin) |
| ach {interj} | :: oh [expressing surprise, wonder, amazement, or awe] |
| ach {interj} | :: oh [expressing sorrow] |
| ach {interj} | :: oh [expressing understanding, recognition, or realization] |
| ach {interj} | :: oh [preceding an offhand or annoyed remark] |
| ach {interj} | :: oh [preceding an invocation or address, but rarely a solemn one] |
| Ach {n} | :: oh |
| Achaier {m} | :: Achaean |
| Achäne {f} | :: achene (small, dry fruit) |
| Achat {m} | :: agate |
| achaten {adj} | :: agaten |
| Achatschnecke {f} | :: achatine snail (Achatinidae) |
| Achau {prop} {n} | :: Achau (municipality) |
| Achenkirch {prop} {n} | :: Achenkirch (municipality) |
| acherontisch {adj} | :: acherontic |
| Achill {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Achilles; alternative form of Achilleus |
| Achill {prop} {m} [rare] | :: given name of Ancient Greek origin |
| Achillesferse {f} | :: Achilles heel |
| Achillessehne {f} | :: Achilles tendon |
| Achilleus {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Achilles |
| Achim {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| achlamydeisch {adj} [botany] | :: achlamydeous |
| Achlaut {m} [phonology] | :: voiceless velar fricative, [x] |
| achromatisch {adj} [optics] | :: achromatic |
| Achse {f} | :: axis |
| Achse {f} | :: axle |
| Achse des Bösen {f} | :: axis of evil |
| Achsel {f} | :: armpit, axilla (cavity under the shoulder) |
| Achsel {f} | :: shoulder; shoulder joint (see usage notes below) |
| Achselchen {n} [very, rare] | :: diminutive of Achsel |
| Ächselchen {n} [very, rare] | :: diminutive of Achsel |
| Achselhöhle {f} [anatomy, rather formal] | :: armpit |
| Achselklappe {f} | :: epaulet, epaulette |
| Achselstück {n} | :: epaulet, epaulette |
| Achselzucken {n} | :: shrug |
| achsensymmetrisch {adj} | :: axisymmetric |
| ach so {interj} | :: ah, oh, I see; expresses understanding or surprise |
| achso {interj} | :: alternative form of ach so |
| acht {num} | :: eight (numerical value represented by the Arabic numeral 8; or describing a set with eight elements) |
| Acht {f} | :: the natural number eight |
| Acht {f} | :: the numeral sign 8 |
| Acht {f} | :: a playing card with the value eight |
| Acht {f} | :: a figure eight shape; a bicycle wheel bent out of shape |
| Acht {f} [in idioms and derivatives, otherwise archaic] | :: attention; regard; heed |
| Acht {f} [historical] | :: outlawry; banishment (declaration that someone is no longer protected by law) |
| Acht {f} [poetic] | :: sworn enmity; declaration of vendetta |
| Acht {f} [obsolete, found in western German toponyms] | :: land belonging to a mansion or monastery |
| achtarmig {adj} | :: octopod (attributive), eight-armed |
| achtbändig {adj} | :: in eight volumes |
| achtbar {adj} | :: reputable, respectable |
| Achtbarkeit {f} | :: respectability, honorableness |
| achte {ordinal num} | :: eighth |
| Achteck {n} | :: octagon |
| achteckig {adj} | :: octagonal, having eight corners |
| Achtel {n} {m} | :: an eighth (one of eight equal parts of a whole) |
| Achtelfinale {n} [sports] | :: last 16 or eighth final (the round before the quarterfinal) |
| Achtelnote {f} [music] | :: quaver |
| achten {vi} [with auf and accusative] | :: to care about, to pay attention to |
| achten {vi} [with auf and accusative] | :: to keep an eye on |
| achten {vt} | :: to respect |
| ächten {vt} | :: to outlaw, declare as not being protected by law |
| achtenswert {adj} | :: reputable, worthy, estimable |
| achter- {prefix} [nautical] | :: after-, back- (in the back of the ship) |
| Achter {m} | :: eight, number eight (figure) |
| Achter {m} | :: figure-of-eight |
| Achter {m} | :: octet (group of eight) |
| Achterbahn {f} | :: rollercoaster |
| Achterdeck {n} | :: afterdeck (of a ship or boat) |
| achterer {adj} [nautical] | :: after, back, rear (in the back of the ship) |
| achterlich {adj} [nautical] | :: astern |
| achtern {adv} [nautical] | :: abaft (in the back of the ship) |
| achtfach {adj} | :: eightfold |
| achtgeben {v} | :: to pay attention, watch out |
| achtgeben {v} | :: to be careful |
| Acht geben {v} | :: alternative spelling of achtgeben |
| achtgeschossig {adj} | :: eight-storey |
| achthaben {v} | :: to pay attention [+ auf (object) = etwas = to] |
| achthäufigste {adj} | :: eighth most common or abundant |
| achthundert {num} | :: eight hundred |
| achtjährig {adj} | :: eight-year |
| achtjährig {adj} | :: eight-year-old |
| achtlos {adj} | :: heedless, unheeding |
| achtlos {adj} | :: careless; thoughtless |
| achtmal {adv} | :: eight times |
| achtmal {adv} | :: octuply |
| achtprozentig {adj} | :: eight-percent |
| achtsam {adj} | :: mindful, careful, wary, heedful |
| Achtsamkeit {f} | :: mindfulness, wariness |
| achtseitig {adj} | :: octagonal, eight-sided |
| achtsilbig {adj} | :: octasyllabic |
| achtstellig {adj} | :: eight-digit |
| achtstündig {adj} | :: eight-hour |
| acht Uhr {noun} | :: eight o'clock |
| achtundachtzig {num} | :: eighty-eight |
| achtundachtzigste {ordinal num} | :: eighty-eighth |
| achtunddreissig {num} | :: alternative spelling of achtunddreißig |
| achtunddreißig {num} | :: thirty-eight |
| achtunddreißigste {ordinal num} | :: thirty-eighth |
| achtundfünfzig {num} | :: fifty-eight |
| achtundfünfzigste {ordinal num} | :: fifty-eighth |
| achtundneunzig {num} | :: ninety-eight |
| achtundneunzigste {ordinal num} | :: ninety-eighth |
| achtundsechzig {num} | :: sixty-eight (68) |
| achtundsechzigste {ordinal num} | :: sixty-eighth |
| achtundsiebzig {num} | :: seventy-eight |
| achtundsiebzigste {ordinal num} | :: seventy-eighth |
| achtundvierzig {num} | :: forty-eight |
| achtundvierzigste {ordinal num} | :: forty-eighth |
| achtundzwanzig {num} | :: twenty-eight |
| Achtundzwanzigeck {n} | :: icosioctagon: polygon with 28 vertices |
| achtundzwanzigste {ordinal num} | :: twenty-eighth |
| Achtung {f} | :: attention |
| Achtung {f} | :: esteem |
| Achtung {f} | :: respect |
| Achtung {interj} | :: watch out, attention, warning or caution |
| achtunggebietend {adj} | :: Imposing |
| achtungheischend {adj} | :: attention-seeking |
| achtungsheischend {adj} | :: alternative form of achtungheischend |
| achtwertig {adj} [chemistry] | :: octavalent |
| achtwöchig {adj} | :: eight-week |
| achtwöchig {adj} | :: eight-weeks-old |
| achtzehn {num} | :: eighteen |
| achtzehnfach {adj} | :: eighteenfold |
| achtzehnjährig {adj} | :: eighteen-year-old |
| achtzehnte {ordinal num} | :: eighteenth |
| achtzig {num} | :: eighty |
| Achtziger {m} | :: octogenarian |
| Achtziger {m} | :: synonym of Achtzigerjahre |
| Achtzigerjahre {np} | :: The eighties (1980s) |
| achtzigprozentig {adj} | :: eighty-percent |
| achtzigste {ordinal num} | :: eightieth |
| ächzen {v} [of people] | :: to groan |
| ächzen {v} [of things] | :: to creak |
| Acid {n} [slang] | :: LSD, acid (drug) |
| Acid {n} | :: a musical genre marked by fast, often computer-generated rhythms; acid |
| Acidität {f} | :: acidity (the quality or state of being acid) |
| acidoklin {adj} | :: acidophilic |
| Acidolyse {f} [chemistry] | :: acidolysis |
| acidophil {adj} | :: acidophilic |
| Acker {m} | :: field (wide, open space used to grow crops) |
| Ackerbau {m} | :: cultivation of arable land; agriculture (in the stricter sense) |
| Ackerbaukunde {f} | :: agronomy |
| ackerbaulich {adj} | :: agricultural |
| ackerbaulich {adv} | :: agriculturally |
| Ackerboden {m} | :: soil |
| Ackerboden {m} | :: farmland |
| Ackerkrume {f} | :: topsoil |
| Ackerkrume {f} | :: tilled soil |
| Ackerland {n} | :: farmland |
| Ackermann {m} [dated] | :: plowman |
| ackern {v} | :: to plow |
| ackern {v} [colloquial] | :: to slog away, to work hard |
| Ackerschachtelhalm {m} | :: horsetail (Equisetum arvense) |
| Acne {f} [rare] | :: alternative spelling of Akne |
| Aconitase {f} [enzyme] | :: aconitase |
| Acrolein {n} [organic compound] | :: acrolein |
| Acryl {n} | :: acryl |
| Acrylfarbe {f} | :: acrylic paint |
| Acrylglas {n} | :: Perspex, Plexiglass, Lucite (polymethyl methacrylate) |
| Actinium {n} [chemistry] | :: chemical element actinium (atomic number 89) |
| Actinoid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: actinide |
| Action {f} [uncountable] | :: action (fast-paced, often violent activity) |
| Action {f} [uncountable, film] | :: a genre characterised by such activity |
| Actionfilm {m} | :: action film |
| activ {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aktiv |
| active {adv} [grammar, obsolete] | :: actively |
| Acyloin {n} [organic chemistry] | :: acyloin |
| ADAC {prop} | :: initialism of w:de:Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club (General German Automobile Club) |
| ad acta {adv} | :: to the files |
| Adalbert {prop} | :: given name, an old form of Adelbert, Albert |
| Adalbrecht {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adalger {prop} {m} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adalwin {prop} | :: given name |
| Adam {prop} {m} | :: Adam (biblical figure) |
| Adam {prop} {m} | :: given name. Pet form: Adi |
| Adamantan {n} [organic compound] | :: adamantane |
| Adamin {n} [mineral] | :: adamite |
| Adamsapfel {m} | :: Adam's apple |
| Adamskostüm {n} | :: birthday suit (circumlocutory expression for nakedness) |
| Adam und Eva {prop} | :: Adam and Eve |
| Adaptation {f} | :: adaptation |
| Adapter {m} | :: adapter (device or application used to achieve operative compatibility) |
| adaptieren {v} | :: to adapt |
| Adaptierte {f} | :: adaptee |
| Adaption {f} | :: adaptation |
| adaptiv {adj} | :: adaptive |
| adäquat {adj} | :: adequate |
| adäquater {adj} | :: comparative of adäquat |
| adäquatesten {adj} | :: superlative of adäquat |
| Adäquatheit {f} | :: adequacy, adequateness |
| adaxial {adj} | :: adaxial |
| addieren {v} | :: to add up, to sum |
| Addis Abeba {prop} | :: Addis Ababa |
| Addition {f} [arithmetic] | :: addition |
| Addition {f} [chemistry] | :: addition reaction |
| additiv {adj} | :: additive |
| Additiv {n} | :: additive |
| Addukt {n} [chemistry] | :: adduct |
| ade {interj} | :: [archaic, poetic or regional] farewell, adieu |
| Ade {n} | :: farewell |
| Adel {m} | :: nobility |
| Adel {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Adelar {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adelbert {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adele {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelger {prop} {m} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adelgunde {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelheid {prop} | :: given name |
| Adeliepinguin {m} | :: Adelie penguin |
| adelig {adj} | :: alternative form of adlig |
| Adelmar {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| adeln {v} | :: to ennoble |
| Adelung {f} | :: ennoblement |
| Adenauer {prop} | :: surname |
| Adenin {n} | :: (biochemistry) adenine (C10H13N5O4, a base in DNA) |
| Adenosin {n} [organic compound] | :: adenosine |
| Adenosintriphosphat {n} [biochemistry] | :: adenosine triphosphate |
| Adenylyltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: adenylyltransferase |
| Ader {f} | :: blood vessel |
| Ader {f} | :: a vein of metallic ore that lies within definite boundaries, or within a fissure |
| Ader {f} | :: gift, disposition |
| Äderchen {n} [anatomy] | :: diminutive of Ader; small vein; venule, veinlet |
| Aderhaut {f} [anatomy] | :: choroid membrane |
| Aderklaa {prop} {n} | :: Aderklaa (municipality) |
| Aderlass {m} | :: bloodletting (medical and figurative) |
| Adessiv {m} [grammar] | :: adessive case |
| Adhäsion {f} | :: adhesion |
| adhäsiv {adj} | :: adhesive |
| Ad-hoc-Bildung {f} | :: nonce word |
| Adi {prop} | :: A diminutive of the male given name Adolf |
| adiabatisch {adj} | :: adiabatic |
| Adidas {prop} {n} | :: Adidas (manufacturer) |
| Adidas {mf} {n} | :: A product of this brand |
| adipös {adj} | :: adipose |
| adipös {adj} | :: obese |
| Adipositas {f} | :: adiposity |
| Adiuretin {n} | :: adiuretin, argipressin, vasopressin |
| Adj. {n} | :: abbreviation of Adjektiv and Adjektivum, in oder texts also of Adjectiv and Adjectivum |
| adjazent {adj} [maths] | :: adjacent |
| Adjektiv {n} [grammar] | :: adjective |
| Adjektivierung {f} [linguistics] | :: adjectivization |
| Adjunkt {m} [dated] | :: assistant, adjunct |
| adjustieren {vt} | :: to set, adjust |
| adjustieren {vt} [Austria, otherwise dated, officialese] | :: to dress, equip |
| adjustieren {vt} [Austria] | :: to prepare for a specific purpose |
| adjustieren {vt} [Austria] | :: to fix |
| Adjutant {m} [military] | :: adjutant (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Adler {m} | :: eagle |
| Adler {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: eagle, as used on a coat of arms |
| Adler {m} | :: Aquila |
| Adler {m} | :: surname |
| adlerartig {adj} | :: eaglelike |
| Adlerbussard {m} | :: long-legged buzzard (Buteo rufinus) |
| Adlerjunges {n} | :: eaglet, eagle chick, eagle fledgling |
| adlig {adj} | :: highborn, noble [of noble ancestry] |
| adlig {adj} | :: pertaining to the nobility |
| Adliger {m} | :: nobleman, noble, patrician, aristocrat (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Adlwang {prop} {n} | :: Adlwang (municipality) |
| Administration {f} | :: administration, management |
| Administration {f} [colloquial, nonstandard] | :: administration, government |
| administrativ {adj} | :: administrative |
| Administrator {m} | :: administrator, admin |
| Admiral {m} | :: admiral |
| Admont {prop} {n} | :: Admont (municipality) |
| Adnet {prop} {n} | :: Adnet (municipality) |
| Adobe {m} | :: adobe |
| Adolar {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| Adoleszenz {f} | :: adolescence |
| Adolf {prop} | :: given name |
| Adolfine {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adolph {prop} | :: given name |
| Adonai {prop} {m} [Judaism] | :: Adonai (one of the names of God) |
| adoptieren {v} | :: to adopt [a child] |
| Adoption {f} | :: adoption (voluntary acceptance of a child of other parents to be the same as one's own child) |
| Adposition {f} | :: adposition |
| Adrenalin {n} | :: adrenaline |
| Adrenodoxin {f} [protein] | :: adrenodoxin |
| Adressat {m} | :: addressee |
| Adressbuch {n} | :: address book |
| Adresse {f} | :: address |
| adressieren {v} | :: to address |
| adrett {adj} [somewhat, dated] | :: neat, tidy (relating to clothing or appearance) |
| adretter {adj} | :: comparative of adrett |
| adrettesten {adj} | :: superlative of adrett |
| Adria {prop} {f} | :: the Adriatic Sea |
| Adrian {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Adriatisches Meer {prop} {n} | :: Adriatic Sea (sea that stretches from the Ionian Sea to the Gulf of Venice) |
| adsorbieren {v} | :: to adsorb (to accumulate on a surface) |
| Adsorption {f} | :: adsorption |
| Adsorptionskalorimetrie {f} | :: adsorption calorimetry |
| adsorptiv {adj} | :: adsorptive |
| Adstrat {n} [linguistics] | :: adstrate |
| Adstringens {n} | :: astringent |
| adstringierend {adj} | :: astringent |
| Adulf {prop} | :: given name |
| adult {adj} [medicine] | :: adult |
| A-dur {m} | :: A major |
| Advent {m} [Christianity] | :: Advent |
| Adventskalender {m} | :: Advent calendar |
| Adventskranz {m} [Christianity] | :: Advent wreath |
| Adventssonntag {m} | :: Advent Sunday |
| Adverb {n} [grammar] | :: adverb |
| adverbial {adj} | :: adverbial |
| Adverbialbestimmung {f} [grammar] | :: adverbial (grammar: word or phrase modifying a verb) |
| Adverbialsatz {m} | :: (linguistics) adverbial clause |
| adverbiell {adj} | :: adverbial |
| adversativ {adj} | :: adversative |
| Advocatus Diaboli {m} | :: devil's advocate |
| Advokat {m} [dated] | :: lawyer (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Advokatur {f} [law jargon, otherwise dated] | :: bar (profession of lawyers) |
| Advokatur {f} [Swiss, otherwise dated] | :: law firm |
| adygeisch {adj} | :: Adygeic |
| ÅE {noun} | :: abbreviation of Ångströmeinheit |
| æ {symbol} [obsolete] | :: Vowel borrowed from Latin. Succeeded by ä |
| Aeltern {noun} | :: obsolete spelling of Eltern |
| aeol. {adj} | :: abbreviation of äolisch |
| aeolisch {adj} | :: alternative spelling of äolisch |
| Aernde {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Ernte |
| aerob {adj} | :: aerobic |
| Aerobic {n} | :: aerobics |
| Aerodynamik {f} | :: aerodynamics |
| aerodynamisch {adj} | :: aerodynamic, aerodynamical |
| aerodynamischer {adj} | :: comparative of aerodynamisch |
| aerodynamischsten {adj} | :: superlative of aerodynamisch |
| Aerogel {n} | :: aerogel |
| Aerophobie {f} | :: aerophobia |
| Aerosol {n} | :: aerosol (dispersion) |
| AfD {prop} | :: initialism of Alternative für Deutschland |
| afebril {adj} | :: afebrile (without a fever, having no fever) |
| affabel {adj} | :: affable |
| Affäre {f} | :: affair, business |
| Affäre {f} | :: affair, fling |
| Äffchen {n} | :: diminutive of Affe |
| Affe {m} | :: monkey or ape (male or female of unspecified sex) |
| Affe {m} | :: ellipsis of Fellaffe, a kind of furry military knapsack |
| Affe {m} [slang, regional] | :: temulence, inebriation, alcohol intoxication |
| Affekt {m} | :: affect (strong emotional experience) |
| affektiert {adj} | :: affected |
| affektiert {adj} | :: la-di-da |
| affektiv {adj} | :: affective |
| äffen {v} | :: to ape, imitate |
| äffen {v} | :: to fool, mislead |
| Affenarschloch {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: idiot, asshole, monkey's asshole |
| Affenbrot {n} | :: baobab fruit, monkey bread |
| Affenbrotbaum {m} | :: monkey bread, baobab tree (Adansonia) |
| Affenente {f} | :: freckled duck [Stictonetta naevosa] |
| Affenficker {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: fucker, idiot, asshole |
| affengeil {adj} | :: awesome, wicked (extremely good) |
| Affenjacke {f} | :: monkey jacket, shell jacket |
| Affenpinscher {m} | :: Affenpinscher |
| Affenschaukel {f} | :: A shoulder cord on a military uniform |
| affentittengeil {adj} | :: awesome, wicked (very good) |
| Affenzahn {m} | :: breakneck speed |
| affig {adj} | :: conceited, stuck up, vain, la-di-da |
| affig {adj} | :: silly |
| affig {adj} | :: affected |
| affig {adj} | :: apish |
| -affin {suffix} | :: affine (having a specified affinity) |
| affin {adj} | :: affine |
| Äffin {f} | :: monkey or ape (female) |
| Affinerie {f} | :: refinery (especially a place where metal is purified) |
| Affinität {f} | :: affinity |
| Affirmation {f} | :: affirmation |
| affirmativ {adj} | :: affirmative |
| äffisch {adj} | :: ape-like |
| Affix {n} [grammar] | :: affix (sensu lato) |
| Affix {n} [grammar, dated, rare] | :: affix (sensu stricto), suffix, postfix |
| affixlos {adj} | :: unaffixed |
| Affrikate {f} [phonetics] | :: affricate |
| Affront {m} | :: affront |
| affrös {adj} | :: hideous |
| Afghane {m} | :: Afghan, person from Afghanistan or of Pashtun descent |
| Afghane {m} | :: Afghan hound (Afghanischer Windhund) |
| Afghane {m} | :: a type of black hashish (Schwarzer Afghane "Black Afghan") |
| Afghanin {f} | :: Afghan (female) |
| afghanisch {adj} | :: Afghan (Pertaining to Afghanistan) |
| Afghanisch {prop} {n} | :: Afghan, i.e. Pashto, the language of Afghanistan |
| afghanischer {adj} | :: comparative of afghanisch |
| Afghanischer Windhund {m} | :: Afghan hound |
| afghanischsten {adj} | :: superlative of afghanisch |
| Afghanistan {prop} {n} | :: Afghanistan (country) |
| Aflenz {prop} {n} | :: Aflenz (municipality) |
| à fonds perdu {prep} [Switzerland] | :: as a subsidy, being a performance without the expectation of consideration |
| Afrika {prop} {n} | :: Africa |
| afrikaans {adj} | :: Afrikaans (language) |
| Afrikaans {prop} {n} | :: Afrikaans (language) |
| Afrika-Eurasien {prop} | :: Afro-Eurasia (supercontinent) |
| Afrikaner {m} | :: African (person) |
| Afrikanerin {f} | :: African (female) |
| afrikanisch {adj} | :: African |
| afro- {prefix} | :: Afro- |
| Afroamerikaner {m} | :: African-American (a black American) |
| afroamerikanisch {adj} | :: African-American, Afro-American |
| afroasiatisch {adj} | :: Afro-Asiatic |
| afrodeutsch {adj} | :: Afro-German |
| afrz. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altfranzösisch |
| after- {prefix} [no longer productive] | :: after-, sub-, second... (expressing that something comes after another thing) |
| after- {prefix} [no longer productive] | :: pseudo-, spurious... (expressing that something is false or fake) |
| after {prep} [chiefly Early New High German] | :: after |
| After {m} [anatomy, formal, literary] | :: anus |
| After {m} [obsolete] | :: buttocks, backside |
| Afterforscher {m} | :: pseudoscientist (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Aftergelehrter {m} | :: pseudoscientist (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Afterkind {n} | :: illegitimate child |
| Afterlecker {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: ass-licker (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Afterlehen {n} [Medieval] | :: A fief, which a liege lord received then subsequently enfeoffed wholly or partially to a vassal or vassals; Afterlehen |
| Afterphilosophie {f} | :: pseudo-philosophy |
| afterreden {vt} | :: to speak ill of (someone); slander |
| Aftershave {n} | :: aftershave (a lotion used after finishing shaving) |
| Afterwelt {f} [dated] | :: posterity |
| Afterwissenschaft {f} | :: synonym of Pseudowissenschaft |
| Afterwissenschaftler {m} | :: pseudoscientist (male or of unspecified sex) |
| AG {noun} | :: initialism of Aktiengesellschaft (corporation) {f} |
| AG {noun} | :: initialism of Amtsgericht {n} |
| AG {noun} | :: initialism of Arbeitsgemeinschaft {f} |
| agacieren {v} [literary] | :: to irritate |
| Ägäis {prop} {f} | :: Aegean Sea (sea of the northeastern part of the Mediterranean Sea) |
| Ägäisches Meer {prop} {n} | :: Aegean Sea (sea of the northeastern part of the Mediterranean Sea) |
| agamisch {adj} | :: agamic |
| Agar {m} {n} | :: agar (a material obtained from the marine algae) |
| Agatha {prop} | :: given name |
| AGB {noun} [business] | :: initialism of Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen |
| Agenda {f} | :: agenda (a temporally organized plan or list of things to be addressed) |
| Agens {n} [also linguistics] | :: agent |
| Agens {n} [physics] | :: medium |
| Agens {m} [, linguistics] | :: agent |
| Agent {m} | :: agent (male or of unspecified sex) (intermediary for certain services, such as for artistic performances or public relations) |
| Agent {m} | :: agent, spy (male or of unspecified sex) (person working for a secret service) |
| Agententhriller {m} | :: spy thriller |
| Agentin {f} | :: agent (female) |
| Agent provocateur {m} | :: alternative spelling of Agent Provocateur |
| Agent Provocateur {m} | :: agent provocateur |
| Agentur {f} | :: agency |
| Agglo {f} [Swiss] | :: clipping of Agglomeration |
| Agglomeration {f} | :: agglomeration |
| Agglomeration {f} [Swiss] | :: conurbation |
| agglutinierend {adj} | :: agglutinating |
| Aggregat {n} | :: aggregate |
| Aggregat {n} | :: unit |
| Aggregatzustand {m} [physics] | :: state of matter |
| Aggression {f} | :: aggression |
| aggressiv {adj} | :: aggressive |
| aggressiver {adj} | :: comparative of aggressiv |
| Aggressivität {f} | :: aggressiveness |
| aggressivste {adj} | :: superlative of aggressiv |
| aggressivsten {adj} | :: superlative of aggressiv |
| Aggressor {m} | :: aggressor |
| Aggsbach {prop} {n} | :: Aggsbach (municipality) |
| Ägid {prop} | :: given name |
| Ägide {f} [protection] | :: aegis |
| Ägidius {prop} | :: given name |
| agieren {v} | :: to act |
| agil {adj} | :: agile (having the faculty of quick motion in the limbs) |
| Agiotage {f} [trading] | :: agiotage |
| Agioteur {m} [trading] | :: stock exchange speculator |
| Ägis {f} [mythological shield] | :: aegis |
| Agitation {f} [politics] | :: agitation |
| Agitator {m} | :: agitator |
| agitatorisch {adj} | :: agitating, agitatorial, rabble-rousing |
| agnath {adj} [zoology] | :: jawless |
| Agnes {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Agnosie {f} | :: agnosia |
| Agnostiker {m} | :: agnostic |
| Agnostikerin {f} | :: agnostic (female) |
| agnostisch {adj} | :: agnostic |
| Agnostizismus {noun} | :: agnosticism |
| agnostizistisch {adj} | :: agnostic, agnostical |
| agogisch {adj} | :: agogic |
| Agon {m} | :: agon (struggle or contest; test of will; contest in Ancient Greece) |
| agonal {adj} | :: agonistic |
| agonal {adj} | :: agonal |
| Agonie {f} | :: (mortal) agony, (death) throes |
| Agora {f} | :: agora |
| Agoraphobie {f} | :: agoraphobia (fear of open spaces) |
| Agraffe {f} | :: agraffe |
| Agram {prop} | :: Zagreb |
| Agrammatismus {m} | :: agrammatism |
| Agrarchemie {f} [chemistry] | :: agrochemistry |
| agrarisch {adj} | :: agrarian, agricultural |
| Agrarpolitik {f} | :: agricultural policy |
| Agrarrohstoff {m} | :: agricultural commodity |
| Agrikultur {f} | :: agriculture |
| Agrikulturchemie {f} [chemistry] | :: agrochemistry |
| agrobiologisch {adj} | :: agrobiological |
| Agrochemie {f} [chemistry] | :: agrochemistry |
| Agrochemikalie {f} | :: agrochemical |
| agrochemisch {adj} | :: agrochemical |
| Agronom {m} | :: agronomist |
| Agronomie {f} | :: agronomy |
| ags. {adj} | :: abbreviation of angelsächsisch |
| Ägypten {prop} {n} | :: Egypt |
| Ägypter {m} | :: Egyptian |
| Ägypterin {f} | :: Egyptian (female) |
| ägyptisch {adj} | :: Egyptian (related to Egypt, to the Egyptians or to the Egyptian language) |
| Ägyptisch {n} | :: Egyptian (language) |
| Ägyptologe {m} | :: Egyptologist |
| Ägyptologie {f} | :: Egyptology |
| Ägyptologin {f} | :: Egyptologist (female) |
| ah {interj} | :: expressing understanding |
| ah {interj} | :: expressing contentment |
| äh {interj} | :: an exclamation of disgust; yuck, ew, ugh |
| äh {interj} | :: uh, er (expression of confusion or uncertainty) |
| aha {interj} | :: aha |
| Aha-Erlebnis {n} | :: An "aha experience". An experience which gives a sudden insight, solution or answer to a problem that has troubled someone for some time |
| Ahasveros {prop} | :: Ahasuerus (biblical king of Persia) |
| Ahaus {prop} | :: Ahaus (town) |
| ahd. {adj} | :: abbreviation of althochdeutsch |
| Ahd. {prop} | :: abbreviation of Althochdeutsch |
| ahistorisch {adj} | :: ahistorical |
| Ahle {f} | :: awl |
| Ahlen {prop} | :: Ahlen (town) |
| Ahmadinedschad {prop} {mf} | :: Ahmadinejad; Persian surname notably borne by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Mahmud Ahmadinedschad) |
| Ahmed {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Ahn {m} | :: ancestor |
| ahnden {v} | :: to punish |
| Ahndung {f} | :: punishment (especially legal) |
| Ahndung {f} | :: (literary or dated) Ahnung: premonition |
| Ahne {f} | :: female ancestor |
| Ahne {f} | :: grandmother |
| Ahne {m} | :: forefather |
| ähneln {v} [with dative] | :: to resemble |
| ahnen {v} | :: to suspect, to guess |
| Ahnenforschung {f} | :: genealogy |
| Ahnengleichheit {f} | :: the identity i.e. identicalness of two of one's ancestors (for example, if one's maternal great-grandfather is the same person as one's paternal great-grandfather), which constitutes or causes pedigree collapse |
| Ahnenprobe {f} | :: proof of ancestry |
| Ahnenschein {m} | :: genealogical document |
| Ahnenschwund {m} | :: pedigree collapse |
| Ahnentafel {f} | :: ahnentafel; genealogical chart |
| Ahnherr {m} | :: primogenitor, first ancestor |
| Ahnherr {m} | :: forefather |
| ähnlich {adj} | :: similar |
| ähnlich {adv} | :: similarly, in a similar way |
| ähnlicher {adj} | :: comparative of ähnlich |
| Ähnlichkeit {f} | :: similarity |
| ähnlichsehen {vi} | :: to be typical |
| ähnlichsten {adj} | :: superlative of ähnlich |
| Ahnung {f} | :: anticipation, inkling |
| Ahnung {f} | :: clue, idea, notion |
| ahnungslos {adj} | :: clueless |
| ahnungsvoll {adj} | :: foreboding, ominous |
| ahoi {interj} | :: general greeting between ships |
| Ahorn {m} | :: A maple Acer; the common tree |
| Ahorn {m} [uncountable] | :: maple; the wood of the tree |
| Ahorn {prop} {n} | :: Ahorn (municipality) |
| Ahorn {prop} {n} | :: Ahorn (municipality) |
| Ahorn {prop} {n} | :: Ahorn (municipality) |
| ahornblättrig {adj} | :: maple-leaved; having maple leaves |
| Ahornsirup {m} | :: maple syrup |
| Ähre {f} [botany, countable] | :: the ear [of corn] |
| Ähre {f} [botany, countable] | :: the head, ear [of grass seed] |
| Ähre {f} [botany, countable] | :: the spike [of a flower] |
| Ahrntal {prop} {n} | :: Ahrntal (municipality) |
| Aich {prop} {n} | :: Aich (municipality) |
| Aichach-Friedberg {prop} | :: Aichach-Friedberg (district) |
| Aichkirchen {prop} {n} | :: Aichkirchen (municipality) |
| Aids {n} | :: AIDS (disease) |
| AIDS {n} [less common] | :: alternative case form of Aids |
| aidskrank {adj} | :: Afflicted with Aids |
| aidsverseucht {adj} | :: Contaminated with the Aids virus |
| Aikido {n} | :: aikido |
| ainerseyts {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of einerseits |
| Ainet {prop} {n} | :: Ainet (municipality) |
| air. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altirisch |
| Airbag {m} | :: airbag |
| Airport {m} | :: airport |
| Ais {n} [music] | :: A-sharp |
| Aische {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aische {f} [slang, mildly, offensive] | :: a woman or girl of Turkish descent |
| Aistersheim {prop} {n} | :: Aistersheim (municipality) |
| Ajatollah {m} [Islam] | :: ayatollah |
| Ajax Amsterdam {prop} {n} [football] | :: conventional name of AFC Ajax (football club from Amsterdam) |
| ajourieren {v} [textiles] | :: to do openwork |
| ajourieren {v} [obsolete, outside, Austria] | :: to stay up-to-date |
| AK {noun} | :: abbreviation of Abendkasse often found on concert or event tickets indicating a price that has to be paid at the venue at the evening of the event, as opposed to a presale ticket price |
| Akad. {f} | :: abbreviation of Akademie |
| Akademie {f} | :: academy (learned society) |
| Akademieausgabe {f} | :: Academy edition |
| Akademiker {m} | :: professionalist (someone who belongs to a profession that requires higher education) |
| Akademiker {m} | :: graduate (someone who has passed higher education) |
| Akademiker {m} | :: academic (a member of an academy, college, or university) |
| akademisch {adj} | :: academic |
| akademischer {adj} | :: comparative of akademisch |
| akademischsten {adj} | :: superlative of akademisch |
| akalorisch {adj} | :: acaloric |
| Akanthit {m} [mineral] | :: acanthite |
| akatalektisch {adj} | :: acatalectic |
| akausal {adj} | :: acausal |
| Akazie {f} | :: acacia (tree) |
| Akdalait {m} [mineral] | :: akdalaite |
| Akelei {f} | :: columbine (any plant of the genus Aquilegia) |
| akephal {adj} | :: acephalous |
| Akkadier {m} | :: Akkadian, man from Akkad |
| Akkadierin {f} | :: Akkadian (female), a woman or girl from Akkad |
| akkadisch {adj} | :: Akkadian, related to the ancient city or empire of Akkad |
| Akkadisch {n} | :: Akkadian, the Akkadian language |
| Akklamation {f} | :: acclamation |
| akkommodieren {v} | :: to accommodate |
| Akkord {m} [music] | :: chord |
| Akkord {m} | :: piecework |
| Akkordarbeit {f} | :: piecework |
| Akkordeon {n} | :: accordion |
| Akkordeonspieler {m} | :: accordionist (player of an accordion) |
| Akkordeonspielerin {f} | :: (female) accordionist |
| akkordieren {v} [Austria, otherwise dated] | :: to arrange |
| akkordieren {v} [Austria, otherwise dated] | :: to agree with someone |
| akkordieren {v} [Austria] | :: to coordinate with one another |
| akkordisch {adj} [music] | :: achordal |
| akkreditieren {v} | :: to accredit |
| Akkretionsscheibe {f} | :: accretion disk |
| Akku {m} | :: rechargeable battery |
| akkubetrieben {adj} | :: accumulated |
| Akkumulation {f} | :: accumulation |
| akkumulativ {adj} | :: accumulative |
| Akkumulator {m} | :: accumulator (battery) |
| akkumulieren {v} | :: To accumulate |
| akkumuliert {v} | :: past participle of akkumulieren - accumulated |
| akkurat {adj} | :: meticulous |
| akkurat {adj} | :: exact |
| akkurat {adv} | :: exactly |
| Akkusativ {m} [grammar] | :: the accusative (case) |
| Akne {f} | :: acne |
| Akolyth {m} [Christianity, now, chiefly Roman Catholicism] | :: acolyte, altar boy (generally, an assistant who performs liturgical duties such as carrying the wine, water and lights at Mass) |
| Akontozahlung {f} | :: payment on account |
| akquirieren {v} | :: to acquire (to gain, usually by one's own exertions; to get as one's own) |
| Akquise {f} | :: Short form of Akquisition |
| Akquisition {f} | :: acquisition |
| akral {adj} | :: acral |
| Akribie {f} | :: meticulousness |
| akribisch {adj} | :: meticulous |
| akribischer {adj} | :: comparative of akribisch |
| akribischsten {adj} | :: superlative of akribisch |
| Akrobat {m} | :: acrobat |
| Akrobatik {f} | :: acrobatics |
| Akrobatin {f} | :: acrobat (female) |
| akrobatisch {adj} | :: acrobatic |
| Akrolekt {m} [linguistics] | :: acrolect |
| Akronym {n} | :: acronym (word formed by initial letters) |
| Akrophobie {f} | :: acrophobia |
| Akropolis {prop} {f} | :: the Acropolis (of Athens) |
| Akrozyanose {f} [pathology] | :: acrocyanosis |
| Akt {m} | :: act |
| Akt {m} | :: nude; artwork of a naked person |
| Akte {f} | :: file (collection of papers) |
| Aktenkoffer {m} | :: attaché case (briefcase with a hard, rectangular surface) |
| Aktenordner {m} | :: ring binder |
| Aktenschrank {m} | :: filing cabinet |
| Aktentasche {f} | :: briefcase |
| Aktenzeichen {n} | :: file number, reference number |
| Akteur {m} | :: actor |
| Aktie {f} [finance] | :: share, stock |
| Aktiengesellschaft {f} | :: public limited company, corporation |
| Aktienindex {m} | :: stock market index |
| Aktienkurs {m} | :: quotation, share price |
| Aktienmarkt {m} | :: stock market |
| Aktinolith {m} [mineral] | :: actinolite |
| Aktion {f} | :: action (something done so as to accomplish a purpose) |
| Aktionär {m} | :: shareholder |
| Aktionismus {m} | :: actionism |
| Aktionsart {f} [linguistics] | :: aktionsart [lexical aspect] |
| Aktionspotential {n} | :: action potential |
| aktiv {adj} | :: active |
| aktiv {adj} [grammar] | :: active |
| Aktiv {n} [grammar, no plural] | :: active voice (the form in which the subject of a verb carries out some action) |
| Aktiv {n} [grammar] | :: active verb |
| Aktivator {m} | :: activator |
| aktiver {adj} | :: comparative of aktiv |
| aktiver galaktischer Kern {m} [astronomy] | :: active galactic nucleus |
| aktives Wahlrecht {noun} | :: the right to cast a vote |
| aktivieren {vt} | :: to activate, to enable (to put into operation) |
| aktivieren {vt} | :: to activate (to encourage development or induce increased activity) |
| aktivieren {vt} [chemistry] | :: to activate (to convert into a reactive form) |
| aktivieren {vt} [physics] | :: to activate (to make radioactive) |
| Aktivierung {f} | :: activation |
| Aktivierungsenergie {f} [chemistry] | :: activation energy |
| aktivisch {adj} [linguistics] | :: active |
| Aktivismus {m} | :: activism |
| Aktivist {m} | :: activist |
| Aktivistin {f} | :: activist (female) |
| aktivistisch {adj} | :: activistic |
| Aktivität {f} | :: activity |
| Aktivkohle {f} | :: activated carbon, activated charcoal |
| aktivsten {adj} | :: superlative of aktiv |
| aktualisieren {v} | :: to update |
| aktualisieren {v} [computing] | :: to refresh |
| Aktualisierung {f} | :: update |
| Aktualismus {m} | :: actualism |
| aktuell {adj} | :: current, in action at the time being, live (in sense of a broadcast) |
| aktuell {adj} | :: recent |
| aktuell {adj} | :: up-to-date |
| aktueller {adj} | :: comparative of aktuell |
| aktuellsten {adj} | :: superlative of aktuell |
| Akupunkteur {m} | :: acupuncturist |
| Akupunktur {f} | :: acupuncture |
| Akustik {f} | :: acoustic, acoustics |
| Akustikkoppler {m} | :: acoustic coupler |
| akustisch {adj} | :: acoustic |
| akut {adj} | :: acute |
| akut {adj} | :: severe |
| Akut {m} | :: acute accent |
| akuter {adj} | :: comparative of akut |
| akutesten {adj} | :: superlative of akut |
| AKW {noun} | :: nuclear power plant abbreviation of Atomkraftwerk |
| Akzent {m} | :: accent (modulation of the voice) |
| Akzent {m} [typography] | :: accent (stress mark) |
| akzentfrei {adj} | :: accentless |
| akzeptabel {adj} | :: acceptable |
| akzeptabelsten {adj} | :: superlative of akzeptabel |
| akzeptabler {adj} | :: comparative of akzeptabel |
| Akzeptanz {f} | :: acceptance, accepting |
| akzeptieren {v} | :: to accept |
| akzeptiert {v} | :: past participle of akzeptieren |
| akzeptiert {adj} | :: accepted |
| akzeptiert {adj} | :: established |
| Akzeptor {m} | :: acceptor |
| akzidentell {adj} | :: accidental |
| -al {suffix} | :: pertaining to, using; adjectival suffix appended to nouns |
| à la {prep} | :: a la |
| Alabandin {m} [mineral] | :: alabandite |
| Alabaster {m} [mineral] | :: alabaster |
| alabasterfarben {adj} | :: alabaster-coloured |
| alabastern {adj} | :: alabaster (attributive) |
| alabastern {adj} | :: translucent (as alabaster) |
| Åland {prop} {n} | :: Åland |
| Alanin {n} | :: alanine (nonessential amino acid; C3H7NO2) |
| Alant {m} | :: A plant of the genus Inula, the elecampane |
| Alantbeere {f} [dated or archaic] | :: black currant |
| Alarm {m} | :: alert, alarm |
| Alarmanlage {f} | :: burglar alarm, alarm system |
| alarmieren {vt} | :: to alarm |
| alarmierend {adj} | :: alarming |
| Alarmismus {m} | :: alarmism |
| Alarm schlagen {v} [idiom] | :: to sound the alarm, to raise the alarm |
| Alarmsignal {n} | :: alarm signal |
| Alarmstufe {f} | :: alert level |
| Alarmstufe Rot {phrase} | :: red alert |
| Alarmzustand {m} | :: alarm status, alarm state |
| Alasani {prop} | :: the Alazani river |
| Alaska {prop} {n} | :: Alaska (state) |
| Alaska {prop} {n} | :: the Alaska peninsula |
| Alaun {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alum |
| alaunhaltig {adj} | :: aluminiferous |
| Alawit {m} [religion] | :: (male) Alawite, Alawite boy or man |
| Alawitin {f} [religion] | :: Alawite (female), Alawite girl or woman |
| Alb {m} | :: elf, especially an evil one |
| Alb {m} | :: nightmare or physical ailment [formerly believed to be caused by an elf sitting on one's chest while one slept] |
| Albaner {m} | :: Albanian (person from Albania) |
| Albanerin {f} | :: Albanian (female), a girl or woman from Albania |
| albanesisch {adj} | :: Albanian |
| Albanesisch {n} | :: the Albanian language |
| Albanien {prop} {n} | :: Albanien (country) |
| Albanier {noun} | :: alternative form of Albaner |
| Albanierin {f} | :: alternative form of Albanerin |
| albanisch {adj} | :: Albanian (of or pertaining to Albania or its people) |
| Albanisch {n} | :: Albanian language |
| albanischer {adj} | :: comparative of albanisch |
| albanischsten {adj} | :: superlative of albanisch |
| Albatros {m} | :: albatross |
| Albdruck {m} | :: alternative form of Alpdruck |
| Albe {f} | :: alb |
| Albedo {f} | :: albedo |
| albern {adj} | :: goofy |
| alberner {adj} | :: comparative of albern |
| albernsten {adj} | :: superlative of albern |
| Alberschwende {prop} {n} | :: Alberschwende (municipality) |
| Albert {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Albin {prop} | :: given name |
| Albinismus {m} | :: albinism |
| Albino {m} | :: albino |
| Albit {m} [mineral] | :: albite |
| Albrecht {prop} | :: given name, a variant of Albert, rare today |
| Albrecht {prop} | :: surname |
| Albtraum {m} | :: nightmare |
| albtraumhaft {adj} | :: nightmarish |
| albtraumhafter {adj} | :: comparative of albtraumhaft |
| albtraumhaftesten {adj} | :: superlative of albtraumhaft |
| Albuin {prop} | :: given name |
| Album {n} | :: album |
| Albumin {n} | :: albumin (type of proteins) |
| Albwin {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Alchemie {f} | :: alchemy |
| Alchemist {m} | :: alchemist (one who practices alchemy) |
| Älchen {n} | :: diminutive of Aal |
| Älchen {n} | :: eelworm |
| Alchimie {f} | :: alchemy |
| Alchimist {m} | :: alternative form of Alchemist; alchemist |
| Aldebaran {prop} {m} [star] | :: Aldebaran |
| Aldehyd {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aldehyde |
| Aldehydgruppe {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aldehyde group (functional group) |
| Aldein {prop} {n} | :: Aldein (municipality) |
| al dente {adj} | :: al dente |
| Aldosteron {n} [biochemistry] | :: aldosterone |
| Aldrans {prop} {n} | :: Aldrans (municipality) |
| Ale {n} | :: ale |
| Aleatorik {f} [music or arts or literature] | :: aleatory |
| aleatorisch {adj} | :: aleatory |
| aleatorischer {adj} | :: comparative of aleatorisch |
| aleatorischsten {adj} | :: superlative of aleatorisch |
| alem. {adj} | :: abbreviation of alemannisch |
| Alemanne {m} | :: member of Alemanni tribe |
| alemannisch {adj} | :: Alemannic (related to the Alemannic dialect group or language) |
| Alemannisch {prop} {n} | :: Alemannic (dialect group or language) |
| Aleppiner {m} | :: Aleppine (a native or inhabitant of Aleppo) |
| Aleppiner {adj} | :: Aleppine (from, of, or pertaining to Aleppo) |
| aleppinisch {adj} | :: Aleppine |
| Aleppo {prop} {n} | :: Aleppo (city) |
| alert {adj} | :: alert |
| Alex {prop} | :: given name |
| Alexander {prop} | :: given name |
| Alexandra {prop} | :: given name |
| Alexandria {prop} {n} | :: Alexandria (city) |
| Alexandrien {prop} {n} | :: alternative form of Alexandria |
| Alexandriner {m} | :: an Alexandrian (a native or inhabitant of Alexandria) |
| Alexandriner {m} [poetry] | :: alexandrine |
| Alexandrit {m} [mineral] | :: alexandrite |
| alexandrowisch {adj} [very rare] | :: of or pertaining to Alexandrov (town in Russia) |
| Alexie {f} | :: alexia |
| Alexithymie {f} [psychology] | :: alexithymia |
| alexithymisch {adj} | :: alexithymic |
| Alfabet {n} [rarer] | :: alternative form of Alphabet; alphabet (the set of letters used when writing in a language) |
| Alfons {prop} | :: given name |
| Alfred {prop} | :: given name, fashionable in the 19th century |
| Alge {f} | :: alga |
| Alge {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Algebra {f} | :: algebra |
| algebraisch {adj} | :: algebraic |
| Algenkunde {f} | :: phycology (the scientific study of algae) |
| Algerien {prop} {n} | :: Algerien (country) |
| Algerier {m} | :: Algerian (a person from Algeria) |
| Algerierin {f} | :: Algerian (female), a girl or woman from Algeria |
| algerisch {adj} | :: Algerian (of Algeria or its people) |
| Algier {prop} {n} | :: Algier (capital city) |
| Algologie {f} | :: algology (the scientific study of algae) |
| Algologie {f} | :: phycology |
| algorithmisch {adj} [mathematics, computing] | :: algorithmic |
| Algorithmus {m} | :: algorithm (well-defined procedure) |
| Algund {prop} {n} | :: Algund (municipality) |
| Ali {prop} {m} | :: Ali (name) |
| Ali {m} [colloquial, usually, derogatory] | :: a Muslim, especially Turkish, immigrant (or descendant of immigrants) |
| Alibi {n} | :: alibi |
| Alibifrau {f} | :: token woman |
| Alice {prop} | :: given name |
| Alien {n} {m} | :: alien, extraterrestrial |
| Alija {f} | :: aliyah |
| alimentär {adj} | :: alimentary |
| Alimente {p} | :: alimony (an allowance paid to someone at regular intervals, under court order, for his or her sustenance) |
| alimentieren {vt} | :: to support financially |
| Alina {prop} | :: given name |
| Aline {prop} | :: given name |
| Alinea {n} | :: pilcrow, ¶ (a paragraph mark) |
| aliphatisch {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aliphatic |
| aliquant {adj} | :: aliquant |
| aliquot {adj} | :: aliquot |
| Aliya {f} | :: alternative form of Alija |
| Alizarinrot {n} | :: alizarin red |
| Alk {m} | :: auk, Alcidae |
| Alk {m} [colloquial] | :: alcohol |
| Alkali {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkali |
| Alkalihydroxid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkali hydroxide |
| Alkalilauge {f} | :: lye |
| Alkalimetall {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkali metal |
| Alkalimetallsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkali metal salt |
| alkalisch {adj} | :: alkaline |
| Alkaloid {n} | :: alkaloid |
| Alkan {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkane |
| Alken {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkene |
| Alkin {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyne |
| Alkohol {m} | :: alcohol, ethanol [substance] |
| Alkohol {m} | :: alcohol, liquor [beverage containing the substance] |
| Alkoholabhängigkeit {f} | :: alcohol dependence |
| alkoholarm {adj} | :: low-alcohol |
| Alkoholat {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alcoholate, alkoxide |
| alkoholfrei {adj} | :: nonalcoholic |
| Alkoholgehalt {m} | :: alcoholic content |
| alkoholhaltig {adj} | :: alcoholic, containing alcohol |
| Alkoholiker {m} | :: alcoholic |
| Alkoholikerin {f} | :: (female) alcoholic |
| alkoholisch {adj} | :: alcoholic |
| alkoholisiert {adj} | :: inebriated, intoxicated, alcoholized |
| alkoholisierter {adj} | :: comparative of alkoholisiert |
| alkoholisiertesten {adj} | :: superlative of alkoholisiert |
| Alkoholismus {m} | :: alcoholism |
| Alkoholkonsum {m} | :: alcohol consumption |
| alkoholkrank {adj} | :: alcoholic [suffering from alcoholism] |
| Alkoholkranke {f} | :: alcoholic (female) |
| Alkoholkranker {m} | :: alcoholic (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Alkoholkrankheit {f} | :: alcohol disease |
| Alkoholmissbrauch {m} | :: alcohol abuse |
| alkoholselig {adj} | :: merry (happy due to intoxication), tipsy |
| Alkoholsucht {f} | :: alcohol addiction |
| alkoholsüchtig {adj} | :: alcoholic (addicted to alcohol) |
| Alkoholvergiftung {f} | :: alcohol poisoning |
| Alkoven {m} | :: alcove, particularly: a bed built or let into the wall |
| Alkoven {prop} {n} | :: Alkoven (municipality) |
| Alkoxy {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxy |
| Alkoxygruppe {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxy group (functional group) |
| Alkyl {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl |
| Alkylbromid {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl bromide |
| Alkylhalogenid {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl halide |
| Alkylierung {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylation |
| Alkylierungsmittel {n} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylating agent |
| Alkylrest {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl radical |
| all {determiner} | :: all |
| all {determiner} | :: every (in time intervals, with plural noun) |
| All {n} | :: cosmos |
| allabendlich {adj} | :: nightly |
| Allah {prop} {m} | :: Allah (God in Islam) |
| Alland {prop} {n} | :: Alland (municipality) |
| Allargentum {n} [mineral] | :: allargentum |
| Allativ {m} [grammar] | :: allative case |
| allbekannt {adj} | :: well-known, commonly known |
| allda {adv} | :: there |
| alldieweil {adv} [humorous or dated] | :: all the while |
| alle {adv} [colloquial] | :: finished; gone |
| alle Brücken hinter sich abbrechen {v} [idiom] | :: to burn one's bridges |
| alledem {pron} [dative only] | :: everything said so far |
| Allee {f} | :: avenue; street that is bordered on both sides by trees |
| Allegorie {f} | :: allegory |
| Allegorik {f} | :: (technique of) translating something into an allegory |
| allegorisch {adj} | :: allegoric/allegorical |
| allegorisch {adv} | :: allegorically |
| alle Hände voll zu tun haben {v} | :: to have one's hands full |
| alle Hebel in Bewegung setzen {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pull out all the stops |
| allein {adj} [only predicative] | :: alone |
| allein {adv} | :: alone |
| allein {adv} [formal, literary] | :: only |
| alleine {adv} [chiefly colloquial , only occasionally in formal writing] | :: alternative form of allein |
| alleinerziehend {adj} | :: (having the status of a) single parent; single (mother/father) |
| Alleinerziehende {f} | :: single mother |
| Alleinerziehender {m} | :: single father |
| Alleingang {m} | :: solo action / effort |
| Alleinherrscher {m} | :: absolute ruler; autocrat |
| alleinig {adj} | :: sole, only |
| alleinig {adj} | :: exclusive |
| alleinlassen {v} | :: to leave alone |
| Alleinschuld {f} | :: sole guilt |
| alleinstehend {adj} | :: stand-alone, detached |
| alleinstehend {adj} | :: single (not married nor having a life partner) |
| alle Jubeljahre {adv} [idiomatic] | :: once in a blue moon |
| allel {adj} | :: allelic |
| allel {adj} | :: allelomorphic |
| Allel {n} | :: allele |
| allelopathisch {adj} | :: allelopathic |
| allem {pron} | :: Dative singular masculine and neutral gender forms of alles ("all") |
| allemachen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to kill |
| allemal {adv} | :: at any rate, at all events, by far |
| allemal {adv} [formal, poetic] | :: always |
| allemal {adv} [old spelling] | :: all times, each time, every time |
| Allemontit {m} [mineral] | :: allemontite |
| allen {pron} | :: Genitive singular masculine and neutral gender forms of alles ("all") |
| allenfalls {adv} | :: at most, at best |
| allenfallsig {adj} | :: occurring under certain circumstances |
| allen Menschen recht getan, ist eine Kunst, die niemand kann {proverb} | :: you can't please everyone's interests |
| allenthalben {adv} [dated] | :: everywhere |
| Allentsteig {prop} {n} | :: Allentsteig (municipality) |
| aller- {prefix} [intensifying prefix] | :: very; of them all |
| Aller {prop} {f} | :: Aller (river) |
| allerdings {adv} | :: but, however |
| allerdings {adv} | :: indeed! |
| allerdurchlauchtig {adj} | :: imperial (royalty, pertaining to a kaiser) |
| allerdurchlauchtig {adj} | :: most serene, illustrious (salutory address of a majesty) |
| alle Register ziehen {v} [idiom] | :: to pull out all the stops |
| allergen {adj} | :: allergenic |
| Allergen {n} | :: allergen |
| Allergie {f} | :: allergy |
| Allergiker {m} | :: person that suffers from allergy |
| allergisch {adj} [medicine or figuratively] | :: allergic |
| allergischer {adj} | :: comparative of allergisch |
| allergischsten {adj} | :: superlative of allergisch |
| Allergologe {m} | :: allergist |
| Allergologie {f} | :: allergology |
| aller guten Dinge sind drei {proverb} | :: third time's a charm; but more general; used as a lighthearted justification for doing something a third time, for including a third person, for taking a third drink, etc |
| allerhand {adj} | :: all sorts of |
| Allerheiligen {n} [especially, Roman Catholicism] | :: All Saints' Day; Hallowmas (1 November; generally a public holiday in Catholic parts of German-speaking Europe) |
| Allerheiligstes {n} | :: Holy of Holies |
| allerlei {adj} | :: all kinds of |
| allerlei {adj} | :: various |
| Allerlei {n} | :: potpourri, medley |
| allerleiweise {adv} | :: in various ways |
| allerliebst {adj} | :: beloved |
| allerorten {adv} [rare, literary] | :: everywhere |
| allerorts {adv} [rare, literary] | :: everywhere |
| Allerseelen {n} [especially, Roman Catholicism] | :: All Souls' Day |
| allerseits {adv} | :: everybody, by everybody, to everybody |
| allerseits {adv} | :: on all sides, from all sides |
| allerseyts {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of allerseits |
| Allerweltshure {f} [vulgar, offensive] | :: whore |
| Allerwertester {m} [colloquial, jocular] | :: bottom, butt, rear |
| alles {pron} [indefinite] | :: in singular without a noun (usually alles): everything |
| alles {pron} [indefinite] | :: in singular with a noun: all (the) (+ singular noun) |
| alles {pron} [indefinite] | :: in plural without a noun: everybody, everyone |
| alles {pron} [indefinite] | :: in plural with a noun: all (the) (+ pl. noun) |
| allesamt {pron} | :: all, everyone, everybody, all and sundry |
| Allesfresser {m} | :: omnivore |
| alles Gute zum Geburtstag {phrase} | :: happy birthday (literally, everything good for the birthday) |
| alles im grünen Bereich sein {v} [idiom] | :: to have everything be working; to have everything be okay |
| alles in allem {adv} | :: all in all |
| alles in Butter {phrase} [idiom] | :: Everything is OK |
| alles in Ordnung {phrase} [literally] | :: Everything (is) in order; Everything is OK |
| Alleskönner {m} | :: jack-of-all-trades |
| alles oder nichts {proverb} | :: all or nothing |
| alle Stricke reißen {phrase} | :: worst comes to worst; the worst case scenario manifests itself |
| alles über einen Kamm scheren {v} [idiom] | :: to tar with the same brush |
| alles zu seiner Zeit {proverb} | :: there's a time and place for everything, there's a time for everything, there's a right time for everything |
| alles zu seiner Zeit {proverb} | :: (calming) all in good time, one thing at a time, one thing after another |
| alles zu seiner Zeit {proverb} | :: cross that bridge when you come to it |
| alle Trümpfe in der Hand halten {v} [idiom] | :: to hold all the aces |
| allewege {adv} | :: perpetually |
| alle Wege führen nach Rom {proverb} | :: all roads lead to Rome |
| allfällig {adj} [chiefly Switzerland, Austria] | :: possible, potential |
| allgegenwärtig {adj} | :: ubiquitous, omnipresent |
| Allgegenwärtigkeit {f} | :: ubiquity, omnipresence |
| allgemach {adv} [obsolete] | :: gradually |
| allgemein {adj} | :: general (common, basic, usual), universal |
| Allgemeinarzt {m} | :: GP, general practitioner [UK] / family practitioner [US] |
| Allgemeinbefinden {n} | :: general condition |
| Allgemeinbildung {f} | :: general education, all-round education; general knowledge |
| Allgemeinbildung {f} [education] | :: liberal education |
| allgemeine Chemie {f} [chemistry] | :: general chemistry |
| Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen {noun} [business] | :: general business conditions |
| allgemeiner {adj} | :: comparative of allgemein |
| allgemeingültig {adj} | :: universal |
| Allgemeinheit {f} | :: generality |
| Allgemeinplatz {m} | :: synonym of Gemeinplatz |
| allgemeinsten {adj} | :: superlative of allgemein |
| Allgemeinwissen {n} | :: general knowledge |
| Allgemeinzustand {m} | :: general condition |
| Allhaming {prop} {n} | :: Allhaming (municipality) |
| Allhartsberg {prop} {n} | :: Allhartsberg (municipality) |
| Allheilmittel {n} | :: panacea, cure-all |
| Allheit {f} | :: totality |
| allhie {adv} | :: alternative form of allhier |
| allhier {adv} | :: right here |
| Allianz {f} | :: alliance |
| Allicin {n} [organic compound] | :: allicin |
| Alligator {m} | :: alligator (animal) |
| Alligator-Birne {noun} [obsolete, fruit] | :: alligator pear (avocado fruit) |
| alliiert {adj} | :: allied |
| Alliierte {m} [historical] | :: Allies, the allied powers during World War II |
| Alliin {n} [organic compound] | :: alliin |
| Alliteration {f} | :: alliteration |
| alljährlich {adj} | :: annual, yearly |
| Allmacht {f} | :: omnipotence |
| allmächtig {adj} | :: omnipotent, all-powerful, almighty |
| Allmächtiger {prop} {m} | :: Almighty |
| Allmächtigkeit {f} | :: omnipotence |
| allmählich {adj} | :: gradual |
| allmählich {adv} | :: gradually, slowly |
| allmählig {adj} | :: alternative form of allmählich |
| allmählig {adv} | :: alternative form of allmählich |
| allmonatlich {adj} | :: monthly |
| allmorgendlich {adj} | :: daily (but especially, every morning) |
| allnächtlich {adj} | :: nightly (every night) |
| allochthon {adj} | :: allochthonous |
| Allöopathie {f} | :: alternative form of Allopathie |
| Allopathie {f} | :: allopathy |
| Allophon {n} [phonology] | :: allophone |
| allophonisch {adj} | :: allophonic |
| Allotria {n} [uncommon] | :: tomfoolery, monkey business, foolish behavior |
| Allotriophagie {f} | :: allotriophagy; pica |
| allotrop {adj} [chemistry] | :: allotropic |
| Allotrop {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: allotrope |
| Allotropie {f} | :: allotropy (having multiple atomic structures) |
| Allradantrieb {m} | :: all-wheel drive, four-wheel drive |
| allseitig {adj} | :: all-around, all-sided |
| Allseitigkeit {f} | :: universality |
| allseits {adv} | :: on all sides |
| allstündlich {adj} | :: hourly |
| Alltag {m} | :: everyday life |
| alltäglich {adj} | :: everyday |
| alltäglich {adj} | :: quotidian |
| alltäglich {adj} | :: usual, common |
| alltäglich {adj} | :: trivial |
| alltäglicher {adj} | :: comparative of alltäglich |
| alltäglichsten {adj} | :: superlative of alltäglich |
| Alltagsrassismus {m} [sociology] | :: everyday racism |
| Alltagssprache {f} | :: everyday language, everyday speech, plain language |
| alltagstauglich {adj} | :: usable for everyday life, suitable for daily use |
| Alltagstrott {m} [derogatory] | :: daily grind, daily routine |
| allüberall {adv} [now, archaic] | :: everywhere |
| allumfassend {adj} | :: all-embracing |
| allumfassend {adj} | :: universal, global |
| Allüre {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: affectation |
| Allusion {f} | :: allusion |
| alluvial {adj} | :: alluvial |
| Allwetterreifen {m} | :: all-weather tire, all-weather tyre |
| allwissend {adj} | :: all-knowing, omniscient |
| Allwissenheit {f} | :: omniscience |
| allwo {adv} [dated] | :: at the same place where |
| allwöchentlich {adj} | :: weekly |
| Allylalkohol {m} [organic compound] | :: allyl alcohol |
| Allylchlorid {n} [organic compound] | :: allyl chloride |
| allzeit {adv} [dated] | :: always |
| allzu {adv} | :: all too |
| allzumal {adv} [dated] | :: all, one and all, all together |
| allzumal {adv} | :: in any case |
| allzumal {adv} | :: particularly, in particular |
| allzuviel {adv} | :: too much |
| Alm {f} | :: alpine pasture |
| Alm {f} | :: alp |
| Alma {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Alman {m} [slang, sometimes, derogatory] | :: someone with stereotypical German traits |
| Almanach {m} | :: almanac, yearbook |
| Almandin {m} [mineral] | :: almandine |
| Almhütte {f} | :: Alpine hut |
| Almosen {n} | :: alms |
| Aloe vera {f} [especially, medicine, cosmetics] | :: aloe vera |
| Alois {prop} | :: given name |
| Alopezie {f} [pathology] | :: alopecia |
| Alp {m} | :: alternative form of Alb (elf) |
| Alpacca {n} | :: alternative spelling of Alpaka |
| Alpaka {n} | :: alpaca (mammal) |
| Alpaka {n} | :: alpaca, alpacca, nickel silver (metal alloy) |
| Alpaka {n} | :: a type of guinea pig with long hair |
| Alpdruck {m} | :: nightmare |
| Alpen {prop} {p} | :: the Alps |
| Alpen {prop} {p} | :: Alpen (municipality) |
| Alpenbewohner {m} | :: Alpine inhabitant (someone who lives in the mountains) |
| Alpengegend {f} | :: Alpine region |
| Alpenglühen {n} | :: alpenglow |
| Alpenhorn {n} | :: alternative form of Alphorn |
| Alpenrhein {prop} {m} | :: Alpine Rhine |
| Alpenstrandläufer {m} | :: dunlin (bird of the species Calidris alpina) |
| Alpenveilchen {n} | :: cyclamen (flower) |
| Alpenverein {m} | :: alpine club, association |
| Alpha {n} | :: alpha (Greek letter) |
| Alphabet {n} | :: alphabet (the set of letters used when writing in a language) |
| alphabetisch {adj} | :: alphabetical (in the sequence of the letters of the alphabet) |
| alphabetisieren {v} | :: to alphabetize |
| alphabetisieren {v} | :: to teach literacy |
| Alphabetisierung {f} | :: alphabetization / alphabetisation |
| Alphabetisierung {f} | :: literacy |
| Alphabetismus {m} | :: alphabetism (form of literacy) |
| alphanumerisch {adj} | :: alphanumeric |
| alphanummerisch {adj} [computing] | :: alphanumeric |
| Alpha privativum {n} | :: alpha privative |
| Alphastrahl {m} | :: alpha ray |
| Alphastrahlung {f} | :: alpha radiation |
| Alphateilchen {n} [physics] | :: alpha particle |
| Alpha-Version {f} [computing, technology] | :: alpha version |
| Alphazerfall {m} [physics] | :: alpha decay |
| Alphorn {n} | :: alphorn |
| Alphütte {f} | :: Alpine hut |
| Alpinismus {m} | :: alpinism |
| Alptraum {m} | :: alternative spelling of Albtraum |
| alptraumhaft {adj} | :: alternative spelling of albtraumhaft |
| alptraumhafter {adj} | :: comparative of alptraumhaft |
| alptraumhaftesten {adj} | :: superlative of alptraumhaft |
| Alraune {f} | :: mandrake (botany) |
| als {conj} [subordinating, referring to something [thought of as] in the past] | :: at the same moment; when; while; as |
| als {conj} [after comparative] | :: than |
| als {conj} | :: as; like; in the function of; in the form of |
| als {conj} | :: as if |
| als {conj} [after negative pronoun] | :: but |
| Als {f} | :: creek, drainage channel |
| alsbald {adv} | :: at once, immediately |
| alsdann {adv} [literary] | :: thereupon, then |
| alsdenn {adv} [dated] | :: thereupon |
| also {interj} | :: so!; all right!; used as a lead-in or to start a new topic |
| also {adv} | :: so |
| also {adv} | :: thus |
| als ob {conj} | :: as if, as though |
| Alster {prop} {f} | :: A tributary of the river Elbe |
| Alster {n} | :: clipping of Alsterwasser |
| Alster {f} | :: alternative form of Elster |
| Alsterwasser {n} [chiefly Northern Germany] | :: shandy (beer mixed with lemonade) |
| als U-Boot {adv} | :: in hiding, often using a false identity; only used in als U-Boot leben (to live in hiding, often using a false identity) and als U-Boot überleben (to survive in/by hiding, often using a false identity) |
| alt- {prefix} | :: old |
| alt- {prefix} | :: ancient |
| alt {adj} | :: old |
| Alt {m} | :: alto (musical voice; person or instrument that performs the alto part) |
| Alt {n} | :: A type of beer, typical to the Rhineland region |
| Altach {prop} {n} | :: Altach (municipality) |
| altägyptisch {adj} | :: ancient Egyptian |
| Altai {prop} {m} | :: Altay (a mountain range) |
| Altar {m} [religion, including Christianity] | :: altar (table or similar structure used for religious rites) |
| Altarm {m} | :: oxbow lake |
| altarmenisch {adj} | :: Old Armenian (related to the Old Armenian language or to Ancient Armenia) |
| Altarmenisch {n} | :: Old Armenian (the Old Armenian language) |
| Altarweihe {f} | :: (religion) consecration of the altar |
| altäthiopisch {adj} | :: Old Ethiopian |
| Altaussee {prop} {n} | :: Altaussee (municipality) |
| altbacken {adj} | :: stale |
| altbacken {adj} | :: dowdy |
| Altbau {m} | :: old building |
| Altbauwohnung {f} | :: apartment or flat in an old building |
| altbewährt {adj} | :: well-tried and reliable; long-standing |
| altblau {adj} | :: blue that is slightly faded as if with age |
| altbraun {adj} | :: brown that is slightly faded as if with age |
| altbretonisch {adj} | :: Old Breton |
| altbulgarisch {adj} | :: Old Bulgarian |
| altdänisch {adj} | :: Old Danish |
| altdeutsch {adj} | :: old German: from or resembling an earlier era of German culture (especially the 15th/16th centuries) |
| Altdorfer {m} | :: a native or inhabitant of Altdorf |
| Altdorfer {adj} | :: from, of, or pertaining to Altdorf |
| Alte {f} | :: old woman |
| alteingesessen {adj} | :: indigenous, endemic |
| Alteltern {p} | :: great-great-grandparents |
| Alten {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Altenburg {prop} {n} | :: Altenburg (municipality) |
| Altenburg {prop} {n} | :: Altenburg (municipality) |
| Altendorf {prop} {n} | :: Altendorf (municipality) |
| Altendorf {prop} {n} | :: One of two municipalities in Germany |
| Altendorf {prop} {n} | :: A municipality in Schwyz, Switzerland |
| Altenfelden {prop} {n} | :: Altenfelden (municipality) |
| altenglisch {adj} | :: Anglo-Saxon (related to the Old English language) |
| Altenglisch {n} [retronym] | :: Anglo-Saxon (the Old English language) |
| Altenheim {n} | :: retirement home, old folks' home |
| Altenhofen {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Alter {n} | :: age, old age |
| Alter {n} | :: antiquity |
| Alter {n} | :: epoch, age |
| Alter {m} | :: nominalization of alt |
| Alter {m} | :: old man; old person (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Alter {m} [colloquial] | :: mate, bloke [UK]; dude, guy [US]; a somewhat intimate or mildly dismissive word for a man, especially but not exclusively used as a vocative |
| Alter {interj} [colloquial, chiefly slang] | :: man; dude; used for emphasis |
| älter {adj} | :: comparative of alt |
| Alter Ego {n} | :: alter ego |
| Alterität {f} | :: alterity |
| alter Kämpfer {m} [historical] | :: long-time Nazi, old guard of the NSDAP [1930 and 1933 are often used as cut-off dates] |
| Ältermutter {f} [dated] | :: great-grandmother |
| altern {v} | :: to age |
| alternativ {adj} | :: alternative |
| Alternative {f} | :: alternative |
| Alternative {f} | :: option, choice |
| alternative Fakten {phrase} [neologism, ;, politics, media] | :: alternative facts (something presented as a fact for reasons of political expediency; a fiction, a falsehood, a lie) |
| alternativlos {adj} | :: Without alternative |
| Alternativmedizin {f} [medicine] | :: alternative medicine |
| alternierend {adj} | :: alternating |
| Altersaufbau {m} | :: age distribution, age profile, age structure |
| altersbedingt {adj} | :: age-related, age-conditioned |
| Altersbestimmung {f} | :: dating (age determination) |
| Alter schützt vor Torheit nicht {proverb} | :: there's no fool like an old fool |
| alter Schwede {interj} [colloquial] | :: exclamation of surprise or astonishment |
| Altersdiskriminierung {f} | :: ageism (the treating of a person or people differently from others based on assumptions or stereotypes relating to their age) |
| Alterseinstufung {f} | :: age rating [of computer games etc.] |
| Alterserscheinung {f} | :: sign of age |
| Alterserscheinung {f} [pathology] | :: symptom of old age |
| Altersgruppe {f} | :: age group |
| Altersheilkunde {f} | :: geriatrics |
| Altersheilkunde {f} | :: geriatric medicine |
| Altersheim {n} | :: retirement home |
| Altersunterschied {m} | :: age difference |
| Alterszahnheilkunde {f} | :: gerodontia |
| Alterszahnheilkunde {f} | :: gerodontics (the branch of dentistry dealing with aging and the elderly) |
| Alterszahnheilkunde {f} | :: gerodontology |
| Alterthum {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Altertum |
| Altertum {n} | :: antiquity |
| altertümlich {adj} | :: archaic |
| Altertumskunde {f} | :: archaeology (archeology) |
| Altertumskunde {f} | :: antiquity studies |
| Altertumskunde {f} | :: classical studies |
| Altertumswissenschaft {f} | :: classical studies |
| Alterung {f} | :: ageing |
| Alterungsprozess {m} | :: ageing, senescence |
| Ältervater {m} [dated] | :: great-grandfather |
| Altes {n} | :: nominalization of altes: Something old |
| ältesten {adj} | :: superlative of alt |
| ältestes Gewerbe der Welt {n} [euphemistic] | :: the world's oldest profession |
| Altes Testament {prop} {n} | :: Old Testament (first half of the Christian Bible) |
| alte Ziegen lecken auch gern Salz {proverb} | :: Older women, or older people in general, still have sexual needs |
| altfränkisch {adj} | :: Frankish; Old Franconian (pertaining to the Frankish empire from ca. 450 to ca. 900 AD) |
| altfränkisch {adj} | :: outdated; very conservative |
| altfranzösisch {adj} | :: Old French (related to the Old French language) |
| Altfranzösisch {n} | :: Old French (the Old French language) |
| altfriesisch {adj} | :: Old Frisian (related to the Old Frisian language) |
| Altfriesisch {n} | :: Old Frisian (the Old Frisian language) |
| altgedient {adj} | :: veteran |
| Altgeige {f} [musical instrument, ] | :: synonym of Bratsche |
| altgeorgisch {adj} | :: Old Georgian (related to the Old Georgian language or to the ancient country of Georgia) |
| Altgeorgisch {n} | :: Old Georgian (the Old Georgian language) |
| Altglas {n} | :: waste glass |
| altgr. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altgriechisch |
| altgriechisch {adj} | :: Ancient Greek (related to the Ancient Greek language) |
| Altgriechisch {prop} {n} | :: the Ancient Greek language |
| Altgroßeltern {p} | :: great-great-great-grandparents |
| Altheim {prop} {n} | :: surname |
| Altheim {prop} {n} | :: Altheim (municipality) |
| Altheim {prop} {n} | :: One of three municipalities in Baden-Württemberg, Germany |
| althergebracht {adj} | :: traditional, classical |
| althergebracht {adj} | :: old-fashioned |
| althochdeutsch {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Old High German |
| Althochdeutsch {prop} {n} | :: Old High German |
| Althofen {prop} {n} | :: Althofen (municipality) |
| altindisch {adj} | :: Old Indic |
| altirisch {adj} | :: Old Irish (related to the Old Irish language) |
| Altirisch {n} | :: Old Irish (the Old Irish language) |
| altisländisch {adj} | :: Old Icelandic (related to the Old Icelandic language) |
| Altisländisch {n} | :: Old Icelandic (the Old Icelandic language) |
| altjapanisch {adj} | :: Old Japanese (related to the Old Japanese language) |
| Altjapanisch {n} | :: Old Japanese (the Old Japanese language) |
| altjiddisch {adj} | :: Old Yiddish |
| altkatalanisch {adj} | :: Old Catalan (related to the Old Catalan language) |
| Altkatalanisch {n} | :: Old Catalan (the medieval Catalan language) |
| altkatholisch {adj} | :: Old Catholic |
| altkirchenslawisch {adj} | :: Old Church Slavonic (related to the Old Church Slavonic language) |
| Altkirchenslawisch {n} | :: Old Church Slavonic (the Old Church Slavonic language) |
| altklug {adj} | :: precocious |
| altkoreanisch {adj} | :: Old Korean (related to the Old Korean language) |
| Altkoreanisch {n} | :: Old Korean (the Old Korean language) |
| altkrank {adj} [uncommon] | :: having an old (longstanding) illness or injury |
| Altkunststoff {m} | :: recycled plastic |
| Altlast {f} | :: contaminated site, hazardous site |
| Altlast {f} | :: contaminated waste, hazardous waste |
| Altlast {f} | :: legacy issue |
| Altlatein {n} | :: Old Latin (language) |
| altlateinisch {adj} | :: Old Latin (related to the Old Latin language) |
| Altlateinisch {n} | :: Old Latin (language) |
| Altlengbach {prop} {n} | :: Altlengbach (municipality) |
| ältlich {adj} [of a person] | :: appearing older than one is; particularly: having the untimely appearance of an elderly person |
| ältlich {adj} [of physical traits, behaviour, etc.] | :: appearing old or elderly; giving the appearance of advanced age (whether untimely or not) |
| Altlichtenwarth {prop} {n} | :: Altlichtenwarth (municipality) |
| alt machen {v} | :: alternative form of altmachen |
| altmachen {vt} | :: to age |
| altmachen {vt} | :: to make someone look old |
| Altmaterial {n} | :: old material |
| Altmaterial {n} | :: recyclable materials |
| Altmelon {prop} {n} | :: Altmelon (municipality) |
| Altmetall {n} | :: scrap metal |
| altmodisch {adj} | :: outdated, old-fashioned, antiquated, outmoded, old-timey |
| altmodisch {adj} | :: obsolete |
| altmodisch {adj} | :: vintage |
| altmodischer {adj} | :: comparative of altmodisch |
| altmodischsten {adj} | :: superlative of altmodisch |
| Altneubau {m} [DDR] | :: new buildings built in the 1950s and 60s, now old |
| altniederdeutsch {adj} | :: Old Saxon, Old Low German (related to the Old Saxon or Old Low German language) |
| Altniederdeutsch {n} | :: Old Saxon, Old Low German (language) |
| altniederländisch {adj} | :: Old Dutch |
| Altniederländisch {n} | :: Old Dutch |
| altnordisch {adj} | :: Old Norse (related to the Old Norse language) |
| Altnordisch {prop} {n} | :: Old Norse (language of Scandinavia until about the 14th century) |
| altnorwegisch {adj} | :: Old Norwegian (related to the Old Norwegian language) |
| Altnorwegisch {n} | :: Old Norwegian (the Old Norwegian language) |
| altorientalisch {adj} | :: old-oriental |
| altostnordisch {adj} | :: Old East Norse |
| altostslawisch {adj} | :: Old East Slavic (related to the Old East Slavic language) |
| Altostslawisch {n} | :: Old East Slavic (the Old East Slavic language) |
| Altpapier {n} | :: waste paper |
| altpersisch {adj} | :: Old Persian (related to the Old Persian language) |
| Altpersisch {n} | :: Old Persian (the Old Persian language) |
| altpolabisch {adj} | :: Old Polabian |
| altportugiesisch {adj} | :: Old Portuguese (related to the Old Portuguese language) |
| Altportugiesisch {n} | :: Old Portuguese (the Old Portuguese language) |
| Altposaune {f} [musical instruments] | :: alto trombone |
| altpreussisch {adj} | :: alternative spelling of altpreußisch |
| altpreußisch {adj} | :: Old Prussian (relating to the Old Prussian language) |
| Altpreußisch {n} | :: Old Prussian (the Old Prussian language) |
| altprovenzalisch {adj} | :: Old Provençal |
| Altrei {prop} {n} | :: Altrei (municipality) |
| altrömisch {adj} | :: Ancient Roman |
| altrosa {adj} | :: having a pink color that is slightly darkened (as if with age) and discolored with blue or grey tones |
| Altrosa {n} | :: antique pink |
| altrot {adj} | :: red that is slightly faded as if with age |
| altroth {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of altrot |
| Altruismus {m} | :: altruism |
| Altruist {m} | :: altruist |
| altruistisch {adj} | :: altruistic |
| altruistischer {adj} | :: comparative of altruistisch |
| altruistischsten {adj} | :: superlative of altruistisch |
| Altrussisch {n} | :: Old Russian, Old East Slavic (the Old East Slavic language) |
| altsächs. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altsächsisch |
| altsächsisch {adj} | :: Old Saxon (related to the Old Saxon language) |
| Altsächsisch {n} | :: Old Saxon (the Old Saxon language) |
| altschwäbisch {adj} | :: Old Swabian |
| altschwedisch {adj} | :: Old Swedish (related to the Old Swedish language) |
| Altschwedisch {n} | :: Old Swedish (the Old Swedish language) |
| Altschwendt {prop} {n} | :: Altschwendt (municipality) |
| altslawisch {adj} | :: Old Slavic, Old Slavonic |
| altsorbisch {adj} | :: Old Sorbian |
| altspanisch {adj} | :: Old Spanish (related to the Old Spanish language) |
| Altspanisch {n} | :: Old Spanish (the Old Spanish language) |
| altsprachlich {adj} [linguistics] | :: pertaining to the classical languages |
| Altstadt {f} | :: historic city center, old town |
| Altstimme {f} [music] | :: alto (pitch) |
| Altstimme {f} [music] | :: sheet music for alto |
| Altstoff {m} | :: used material |
| alttestamentlich {adj} [Christianity] | :: of or pertaining to the Old Testament |
| alttürkisch {adj} | :: Old Turkic |
| Altwasser {n} | :: oxbow lake |
| Altweibermühle {f} [folklore] | :: a mill where old women magically become young again |
| Altweibersommer {m} | :: Indian summer (a stretch of warm days in autumn) |
| altweiß {adj} | :: aged and hence slightly discoloured white, off-white |
| altweltlich {adj} | :: old-world, Old World |
| altwestnordisch {adj} | :: Old West Norse |
| Alu {n} | :: abbreviation of Aluminium |
| Alublech {n} | :: aluminum sheet |
| Alufolie {f} | :: aluminium foil |
| Aluminat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: aluminate |
| aluminieren {v} | :: To aluminize |
| aluminiert {v} | :: past participle of aluminieren |
| Aluminit {m} [mineral] | :: aluminite |
| Aluminium {n} | :: aluminium (atomic number 13) |
| Aluminiumblech {n} | :: aluminium sheet |
| Aluminiumbromid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium bromide |
| Aluminiumchlorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium chloride |
| Aluminiumdruckguss {m} | :: die-cast aluminium |
| Aluminiumfamilie {f} | :: aluminium family |
| Aluminiumfolie {f} | :: foil made of aluminium |
| Aluminiumgalliumarsenid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium gallium arsenide |
| Aluminiumgeschirr {n} | :: aluminium utensil |
| Aluminiumgusslegierung {f} | :: aluminium casting alloy |
| aluminiumhaltig {adj} | :: aluminous |
| Aluminiumherstellung {f} | :: aluminium production |
| Aluminiumhydroxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium hydroxide |
| Aluminiumindustrie {f} | :: aluminium industry |
| Aluminiumlegierung {f} | :: aluminium alloy |
| Aluminiumleichtbau {m} | :: lightweight aluminium (construction material) |
| Aluminiummetaphosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium metaphosphate |
| Aluminiumnitrid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium nitride |
| aluminiumorganisch {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: organoaluminium |
| Aluminiumorthophosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium orthophosphate |
| Aluminiumoxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium oxide |
| Aluminiumoxynitrid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium oxynitride |
| Aluminiumphosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium phosphate |
| Aluminiumpolyphosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium polyphosphate |
| Aluminiumsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: aluminium salt |
| Aluminiumsilikat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium silicate |
| Aluminiumsulfat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium sulfate |
| Aluminiumsulfid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium sulfide |
| Aluminiumtrichlorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminium trichloride |
| Aluminiumverhüttung {f} | :: aluminium smelting |
| Aluminosilikat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: aluminosilicate |
| Aluminothermie {f} | :: aluminothermy |
| aluminothermisch {adj} | :: aluminothermic |
| Alunit {m} [mineral] | :: alunite |
| alveolar {adj} [phonetics] | :: alveolar |
| Alveolar {m} [phonetics] | :: alveolar |
| Alveole {f} | :: alveolus |
| Alvíssmál {prop} {f} | :: the Alvíssmál |
| Alwin {prop} | :: given name |
| Alwina {prop} | :: given name, a feminine form of Alwin |
| Alwine {prop} | :: given name, a feminine form of Alwin |
| Alzheimer {n} {m} | :: Alzheimer's disease |
| Alzheimer {prop} {mf} | :: a surname |
| Alzheimer-Krankheit {f} | :: synonym of Alzheimer |
| am {contraction} | :: an + dem, at the, on the |
| am {contraction} | :: auf + dem, on the, at the |
| am {contraction} | :: Forms the superlative in adverbial and predicate use |
| AM {n} [software, development] | :: acronym of w:de:Anwendungsmanagement |
| Amalgam {n} | :: amalgam (alloy containing mercury) |
| Amalgamfüllung {f} [dentistry] | :: amalgam filling |
| amalgamiert {v} | :: past participle of amalgamieren |
| amalgamiert {adj} | :: amalgamated |
| Amalia {prop} | :: given name |
| Amalie {prop} | :: given name. Variants: Amalia, Amelie |
| Amanda {prop} | :: given name |
| Amarant {m} [plant, plural Amarante] | :: amaranth, pigweed |
| Amarant {m} [plural Amaranten] | :: firefinch |
| amaranten {adj} | :: amaranthine (dark reddish purple) |
| Amaretto {m} | :: amaretto (liqueur) |
| am Arsch {adv} | :: For non-idiomatic uses see am and Arsch |
| am Arsch {adv} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: broken; fucked |
| am Arsch {interj} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: my arse; my foot |
| Amaryllis {f} | :: amaryllis |
| Amateur {m} | :: amateur |
| Amateurboxer {m} | :: amateur boxer (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Amateurfunk {m} | :: amateur radio |
| amateurhaft {adj} | :: amateurish |
| amateurhafter {adj} | :: comparative of amateurhaft |
| amateurhaftesten {adj} | :: superlative of amateurhaft |
| Amateurmusiker {m} | :: amateur musician (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Amazonenameise {f} | :: Polyergus rufescens, an ant from the family Formicidae |
| Amazonien-Tropfenameisenwürger {m} | :: Amazonian antshrike |
| Amberg {prop} {n} | :: Amberg (independent city) |
| am besten {adj} | :: superlative of gut; best |
| ambi- {prefix} | :: ambi- |
| ambient {adj} [very, rare, widely unintelligible] | :: ambient |
| Ambiente {n} | :: ambiance |
| ambig {adj} | :: ambiguous |
| Ambiguität {f} | :: ambiguity |
| Ambition {f} | :: ambition for some particular achievement |
| ambitioniert {adj} | :: ambitious |
| ambitionierter {adj} | :: comparative of ambitioniert |
| ambitioniertesten {adj} | :: superlative of ambitioniert |
| ambitiös {adj} | :: ambitious |
| ambivalent {adj} | :: ambivalent |
| ambivalenter {adj} | :: comparative of ambivalent |
| ambivalentesten {adj} | :: superlative of ambivalent |
| Ambivalenz {f} | :: ambivalence |
| Amblygonit {m} [mineral] | :: amblygonite |
| Amblyopie {f} | :: amblyopia |
| am Boden zerstört sein {v} [idiom] | :: to be devastated |
| Amboss {m} | :: anvil (block used in blacksmithing) |
| Amboss {m} | :: anvil (bone in inner ear) |
| Ambra {f} | :: ambergris |
| Ambrosia {f} | :: ambrosia (food of gods or delicious foods) |
| ambulant {adj} | :: ambulant; outpatient [attributive noun] |
| Ambulanz {f} [automotive] | :: ambulance |
| Ambulanz {f} [of a hospital] | :: outpatient department |
| Ameise {f} | :: ant |
| Ameisenalgorithmus {m} | :: ant algorithm |
| Ameisenbär {m} | :: anteater |
| Ameisenficker {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: annoying person who wastes time by correcting and discussing unimportant details, nitpicker |
| Ameisenhaufen {m} | :: anthill (a home built by ants resembling a small hill) |
| Ameisenhügel {m} | :: anthill (a home built by ants resembling a small hill) |
| Ameisenigel {m} | :: echidna, spiny anteater |
| Ameisenjungfer {f} | :: antlion |
| Ameisenkönigin {f} | :: A queen ant, reproductive female ant |
| Ameisenlöwe {m} | :: antlion, doodlebug |
| Ameisensäure {f} [organic chemistry] | :: formic acid |
| Ameisenwürger {m} | :: antshrike |
| Amelie {prop} | :: given name |
| ameliorieren {v} | :: to ameliorate |
| Amen {adv} | :: The formula amen |
| Amen {n} | :: amen |
| amenagieren {v} [Luxembourg] | :: to lay out, fit out |
| am Ende des Tages {prep} [idiom] | :: at the end of the day |
| American Football {m} | :: the game of American football |
| Americium {n} | :: americium |
| Amerika {prop} {n} [continent] | :: America |
| Amerika {prop} {n} [nation] | :: the United States of America |
| Amerikaner {m} | :: (male) American (from the Americas, the American continent) |
| Amerikaner {m} | :: (male) American (from the United States of America (the United States / the States / the USA / the US) or just America for short) |
| Amerikaner {m} | :: A round cakelike pastry of flour, butter, and lemon juice, with a sugar glaze, most often plain white, but sometimes chocolate or half-white/half-chocolate |
| Amerikanerin {f} | :: American (female), a girl or woman from the Americas (the American continent) |
| Amerikanerin {f} | :: American (female), a girl or woman from America (the United States of America) |
| amerikanisch {adj} | :: American |
| Amerikanisch {prop} {n} | :: American English |
| Amerikanisierung {f} | :: Americanization, Americanisation |
| Amerikanismus {m} | :: Americanism |
| Amerikanistik {f} | :: American studies (academic study of language and literature of North America) |
| Amethyst {m} | :: amethyst |
| amethysten {adj} [poetic] | :: amethyst (in colour) |
| amethystfarben {adj} | :: amethyst (in colour) |
| Amethysttäubling {m} | :: Russula amethystina, a conspicuous mushroom |
| Ametrin {m} [mineral] | :: ametrine |
| amharisch {adj} | :: Amharic |
| Amharisch {prop} {n} | :: Amharic (language) |
| am hellichten Tag {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of am helllichten Tag |
| am helllichten Tag {adv} | :: in broad daylight |
| am Herd stehen {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to cook, to prepare food |
| am Hungertuch nagen {v} [idiom] | :: to be poor and starving |
| Ami {m} [colloquial, mildly, pejorative] | :: Yank, Yankee, American (native or inhabitant of the USA) |
| Amid {n} [inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry] | :: amide |
| Amigo {m} [politics, derogatory] | :: member of a clique, profiteer of cronyism, corrupt politician [especially in Bavaria] |
| amikal {adj} | :: amical, amicable |
| Amiland {prop} {n} [colloquial, mildly, pejorative] | :: the United States |
| Amin {n} [organic chemistry] | :: amine |
| Aminogramm {n} | :: aminogram |
| Aminogruppe {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amino group (functional group) |
| Aminolävulinsäure {f} [organic compound] | :: aminolevulinic acid |
| Aminosäure {f} | :: amino acid |
| Aminoverbindung {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amino compound; amine |
| amisch {adj} | :: Amish |
| amitotisch {adj} | :: amitotic |
| Amlach {prop} {n} | :: Amlach (municipality) |
| Amme {f} | :: wet nurse |
| Amme {f} [archaic or regional] | :: nanny, grandmother, mother |
| Ammenmärchen {n} | :: old wives' tale |
| Ammensprache {f} [linguistics] | :: baby talk, parentese |
| Ammer {m} | :: bunting (Emberiza) |
| Ammoniak {n} | :: ammonia |
| ammoniakalisch {adj} | :: ammoniacal |
| Ammoniakat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammoniate |
| Ammoniaklösung {f} | :: ammonia solution (household ammonia) |
| Ammoniaksynthese {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonia synthesis |
| Ammoniakwasser {n} | :: ammonia water, ammonium hydroxide |
| Ammonium {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonium |
| Ammoniumcarbonat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium carbonate |
| Ammoniumchlorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium chloride |
| Ammoniumdichromat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium dichromate |
| Ammoniumion {n} | :: ammonium ion |
| Ammoniummolybdat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium molybdate |
| Ammoniummolybdophosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium molybdophosphate, ammonium phosphomolybdate |
| Ammoniumnitrat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium nitrate |
| Ammoniumnitrit {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium nitrite |
| Ammoniumpolyvanadat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium polyvanadate |
| Ammoniumsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonium salt |
| Ammoniumsulfat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonium sulfate |
| Ammoniumverbindung {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonium compound |
| Amnesie {f} | :: amnesia |
| Amnestie {f} [legal] | :: amnesty |
| Amnion {n} | :: amnion |
| amniotisch {adj} | :: amniotic |
| Amöbe {f} | :: amoeba |
| am offenen Herzen {adv} | :: open-heart (in the context of medical operations) |
| Amok {m} | :: amok |
| Amoklauf {m} | :: killing spree; gun rampage; mass shooting (form of rather indiscriminate mass murder, usually for personal motives, excluding terrorism) |
| Amoklauf {m} [broader sense, dated] | :: rampage; act of running amok |
| Amok laufen {v} | :: to run amok |
| Amokläufer {m} [person running amok] | :: gunman |
| Amokläuferin {f} | :: gunwoman (person running amok) |
| a-Moll {n} [music] | :: A-minor |
| amoralisch {adj} | :: amoral (which cannot be judged by moral criteria) |
| amoralisch {adj} | :: amoral (lacking any sense or understanding of morals) |
| amoralisch {adj} [less often] | :: immoral (inconsistent with moral standards) |
| amorph {adj} | :: amorphous |
| amortisieren {vr} | :: to amortize |
| Amos {prop} {m} | :: Amos |
| Amos {prop} {m} | :: the book of Amos |
| Amouren {noun} [pluralonly, dated or ironic] | :: love affairs |
| amourös {adj} | :: amorous |
| Ampass {prop} {n} | :: Ampass (municipality) |
| Ampel {f} | :: traffic light |
| Ampel {f} [German politics] | :: coalition consisting of the SPD, FDP, and the Green Party (derived from the colors red, yellow and green representing these parties) |
| Ampel {f} | :: lamp which hangs from the ceiling |
| Ampel {f} | :: container (e.g. for a plant) which hangs from the ceiling |
| Ampelfrau {f} | :: female walking figure shown on pedestrian signals |
| Ampelkoalition {f} [politics] | :: synonym of Ampel (coalition of the SPD, FDP, and the Green Party) |
| Ampelmännchen {n} | :: walking figure shown on pedestrian signals |
| ampelografisch {adj} | :: ampelographic |
| Ampelographie {f} | :: ampelography (science of grapevine cultivars) |
| ampelographisch {adj} | :: alternative form of ampelografisch |
| Ampere {n} | :: The ampere, unit of electrical current |
| Amperewindung {f} | :: ampere-turn |
| amperometrisch {adj} [chemistry, physics] | :: amperometric |
| Ampfer {m} | :: sorrel (plant) |
| Amphetamin {n} | :: amphetamine |
| Amphibie {f} | :: amphibian (vertebrate) |
| Amphibienfahrzeug {n} | :: duck (amphibious vehicle) |
| Amphibol {m} [mineral] | :: amphibole |
| amphibolisch {adj} | :: amphibolic |
| Amphiktyonie {f} [history] | :: amphictyony (a religious foundation or co-operative shared between ancient Greek city states) |
| amphipathisch {adj} [chemistry] | :: amphipathic |
| Amphiprostylos {m} | :: amphiprostyle (A temple or other building having columns at either end but not along the sides) |
| Amphitheater {n} | :: amphitheater |
| Amphore {f} | :: amphora (a two handled jar with a narrow neck) |
| amphoter {adj} [chemistry] | :: amphoteric |
| Amphoter {m} [chemistry] | :: amphoteric substance |
| Amphoter {m} | :: dopant (for semiconductors) |
| Amplitude {f} | :: amplitude (mathematics, physics) |
| Amplitudenmodulation {f} | :: amplitude modulation |
| Ampulle {f} | :: ampoule (small glass vial) |
| Amputation {f} | :: amputation |
| amputieren {v} | :: to amputate |
| Amputierte {f} | :: female amputee |
| Amputierter {m} | :: amputee |
| am Rad drehen {v} [idiom] | :: to go crazy |
| AMS {prop} [business, Austria] | :: initialism of w:de:Arbeitsmarktservice (It is the formerly state-owned job centre in Austria) |
| am seidenen Faden hängen {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of an einem seidenen Faden hängen |
| Amsel {f} | :: blackbird |
| Amsterdam {prop} {n} | :: Amsterdam (city/and/municipality) |
| Amsterdamer {m} | :: a native or inhabitant of Amsterdam |
| Amsterdamer {adj} | :: from, of, or pertaining to Amsterdam |
| Amstetten {prop} {n} | :: Amstetten (municipality) |
| Amstetten {prop} {n} | :: Amstetten (municipality) |
| Amt {n} | :: agency; department; office (state institution responsible for specified concerns) |
| Amt {n} | :: office; post (public function, e.g. of a civil servant) |
| Amt {n} [Roman Catholicism, chiefly in compounds] | :: mass; office |
| Ämterhäufung {f} | :: accumulations of offices, posts |
| Ämterpatronage {f} | :: cronyism |
| amtieren {v} | :: to hold office, to officiate |
| amtierend {adj} [also, sports] | :: incumbent (being the current holder of an office or title) |
| amtlich {adj} | :: official; ministerial (of or by a state or regional authority) |
| Amtmann {m} | :: bailiff |
| Amtsanmaßung {f} | :: unauthorised assumption of authority, usurpation of authority |
| Amtsantritt {m} | :: inauguration (especially political) |
| Amtsdeutsch {prop} {n} | :: German bureaucratese, officialese (the jargon-filled, obfuscatory and sometimes legalistic or euphemistic variety of the German language which is regarded as the language of German bureaucrats) |
| Amtseid {m} | :: oath of office |
| Amtsenthebungsverfahren {n} | :: impeachment |
| Amtsgericht {n} [legal] | :: local / district court |
| Amtsinhaber {m} | :: (male) officeholder, incumbent |
| Amtsinhaberin {f} | :: female officeholder, incumbent |
| Amtskollege {m} | :: fellow leader, ministerial colleague, counterpart (male or of unspecified sex) (A person, often a minister, who holds the same office in another country or region) |
| Amtskollegin {f} | :: fellow leader, ministerial colleague, counterpart (female) (A person, often a minister, who holds the same office in another country or region) |
| Amtsleiter {m} | :: commissioner |
| amtsmüde {adj} | :: tired of being in office, tired of holding office |
| Amtsschimmel {m} | :: excessive amount of bureaucracy; red tape |
| Amtssprache {f} | :: official language |
| Amtsstube {f} | :: office [of a civil servant] |
| Amtsträger {m} | :: authority holder |
| Amtsverzicht {m} | :: resignation from office |
| Amtswalter {m} | :: department manager |
| Amtswart {m} | :: office official |
| amtswegig {adj} [Austria, legal] | :: ex officio |
| Amtszeit {f} | :: term, office term |
| Amulett {n} | :: amulet |
| Amur {prop} {m} | :: Amur (<<long river>> forming the border between the Far East of <<c/Russia>> and Northeastern <<c/China>>) |
| Amurleopard {m} | :: Amur leopard, Panthera pardus orientalis |
| amüsant {adj} [somewhat, formal] | :: amusing, fun |
| amüsanter {adj} | :: comparative of amüsant |
| amüsantesten {adj} | :: superlative of amüsant |
| Amüsement {n} | :: amusement |
| amüsieren {v} | :: to amuse |
| Amygdala {f} [anatomy] | :: amygdala |
| Amylase {f} | :: amylase (type of enzyme) |
| amyloid {adj} | :: amyloid |
| an- {prefix} | :: Separable verb prefix, on |
| an- {prefix} | :: Separable verb prefix, up |
| an. {adj} | :: abbreviation of altnordisch |
| an {prep} [local] | :: on; upon; at; in; against |
| an {prep} | :: by; near; close to; next to |
| an {prep} [temporal] | :: on; in; at |
| an {prep} [temporal] | :: a; per; only used with the word Tag, otherwise use in |
| an {prep} | :: on; onto |
| an {prep} | :: at; against |
| an {prep} | :: to; for |
| an {adv} | :: onward; on |
| Anabolismus {m} | :: anabolism |
| Anachronismus {m} | :: anachronism |
| anachronistisch {adj} | :: anachronistic |
| anachronistischer {adj} | :: comparative of anachronistisch |
| anachronistischsten {adj} | :: superlative of anachronistisch |
| Anadiplose {f} [rhetoric] | :: anadiplosis |
| anaerob {adj} | :: anaerobic |
| Anagramm {n} | :: anagram |
| Anakoluth {n} {m} [rhetoric] | :: anacoluthon |
| Anakonda {f} | :: anaconda |
| anakreontisch {adj} | :: anacreontic |
| anal {adj} | :: anal |
| Analbohrer {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: buttfucker |
| Analbohrer {m} | :: buttplug |
| Analemma {n} [astronomy] | :: analemma |
| Analgetikum {n} | :: analgesic (medicine that reduces pain) |
| analgetisch {adj} | :: analgesic (pain-reducing; of or relating to analgesia) |
| analog {adj} | :: analogous |
| analog {adj} | :: analogue |
| analog {adj} | :: [colloquial] not computerised |
| Analogie {f} | :: analogy (similar example as explanation) |
| Analogiebildung {f} [linguistics] | :: analogical form |
| Analogon {n} | :: analogue |
| Analogon {n} | :: analogy |
| Analoguhr {f} [retronym] | :: analog clock, analog watch |
| Analphabet {m} | :: illiterate (an illiterate person) |
| Analphabetin {f} | :: illiterate (a female illiterate person) |
| analphabetisch {adj} | :: illiterate |
| analphabetisch {adj} | :: unlettered |
| Analphabetismus {m} | :: illiteracy |
| Analratte {f} [vulgar, offensive] | :: assfucker |
| Analritter {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: assfucker |
| Analverkehr {m} | :: anal sex (sex involving the anus) |
| Analyse {f} | :: analysis |
| Analysemethode {f} | :: method of analysis |
| analysieren {v} | :: to analyze |
| Analysis {f} [science] | :: analysis |
| Analyst {m} | :: business analyst |
| Analytik {f} | :: analytics |
| Analytiker {m} | :: analyst, analyser |
| analytisch {adj} | :: analytical, analytic |
| analytische Chemie {f} [chemistry] | :: analytical chemistry |
| Anämie {f} [pathology] | :: anemia |
| anämisch {adj} [pathology] | :: anaemic |
| Anamnese {f} | :: anamnesis (medical history of a patient) |
| Anamnese {f} | :: anamnesis, figurally: the history of a concept |
| anamorph {adj} | :: anamorphic |
| Ananas {f} | :: pineapple |
| Ananas {f} [Austria] | :: strawberry |
| Ananassaft {m} | :: pineapple juice |
| anankastisch {adj} | :: anankastic |
| Anapäst {m} [prosody] | :: anapest |
| anapästisch {adj} | :: anaphoric |
| Anapher {f} | :: anaphora |
| Anaphrodisiakum {n} | :: anaphrodisiac |
| anaphrodisisch {adj} | :: anaphrodisiac |
| anaphylaktisch {adj} | :: anaphylactic |
| Anaptyxe {f} [phonology] | :: anaptyxis |
| Anarchie {f} | :: anarchy |
| anarchisch {adj} | :: anarchic |
| anarchischer {adj} | :: comparative of anarchisch |
| Anarchismus {m} | :: anarchism |
| Anarchist {m} | :: anarchist (person) |
| Anarchistin {f} | :: anarchist (female person) |
| anarchistisch {adj} | :: anarchistic |
| anarchistischer {adj} | :: comparative of anarchistisch |
| anarchistischsten {adj} | :: superlative of anarchistisch |
| Anarchosyndikalismus {m} | :: anarcho-syndicalism |
| Anästhesie {f} | :: anesthesia |
| anästhesieren {v} | :: to anesthetize |
| Anästhesiologie {f} | :: anesthesiology |
| Anästhesist {m} | :: anaesthetist, anesthesiologist |
| Anästhetikum {n} | :: anaesthetic (substance) |
| Anastrophe {f} [rhetoric] | :: anastrophe |
| anat. {adj} | :: abbreviation of anatomisch |
| Anathema {n} | :: anathema |
| Anatol {prop} | :: given name |
| Anatolien {prop} {n} | :: Anatolia |
| Anatom {m} [medicine] | :: anatomist |
| Anatom {m} | :: dissector |
| Anatomie {f} [biology] | :: Anatomy, study of the structure of living beings |
| Anatomie {f} [biology] | :: Dissection |
| Anatomie {f} [biology] | :: Structural makeup of an organism or parts thereof |
| Anatomie {f} | :: Anatomy department, anatomical institute |
| Anatomie {f} | :: Treatise on the science of anatomy |
| anatomisch {adj} | :: anatomic, anatomical |
| anatomisch {adv} | :: anatomically |
| anbaggern {vt} | :: to flirt with, hit on |
| anbahnen {vr} | :: to be in the offing |
| anbahnen {vt} | :: to pave the way for |
| Anbahnung {f} | :: initiation |
| anbandeln {v} [Southern German] | :: flirt |
| anbändeln {v} | :: flirt |
| Anbau {m} [agriculture] | :: cultivation |
| Anbau {m} | :: extension, annex |
| anbauen {v} [agriculture] | :: to grow, to cultivate |
| anbauen {v} | :: to attach, to mount |
| Anbauschlacht {f} | :: building campaign |
| Anbeginn {m} | :: [temporal] beginning |
| anbehalten {vt} [clothing] | :: to keep on |
| anbei {adv} [literary] | :: included [with a letter, package, etc] |
| anbeißen {vi} [of an animal or figuratively] | :: to bite; to take the bait |
| anbeißen {vt} | :: to bite into; to take a first bite of; to eat a bit of |
| anbelangen {vt} | :: to concern, to touch a matter |
| anbellen {vt} | :: to bark at |
| anberaumen {v} | :: to schedule |
| anbeten {vt} [religion or figurative] | :: to worship, to adore |
| anbetenswert {adj} | :: adorable |
| anbetreffen {v} | :: to concern, to touch a matter, to be of relevance to |
| Anbetung {f} [religion] | :: worship |
| anbieten {v} | :: to offer, to provide |
| Anbieter {m} | :: provider |
| Anbieter {m} | :: vendor |
| Anbieter {m} | :: supplier |
| anbinden {v} | :: to tie up; to fasten |
| Anbindung {f} | :: connection (act of) |
| Anbindung {f} | :: binding, linkage |
| Anblick {m} | :: view, sight, look |
| anblicken {v} | :: to look at |
| Anbohren {n} | :: spudding, drilling |
| an Bord {adv} | :: aboard, on board |
| Anbot {n} [Austria] | :: alternative form of Angebot |
| anbraten {v} | :: to pan-fry quickly at great heat |
| anbräunen {v} | :: to sauté; to lightly brown (something) in hot fat or oil |
| anbrechen {v} | :: to start, commence, kick off |
| anbrennen {vi} [cooking] | :: to get burnt |
| anbrennen {vi} [chiefly participle] | :: to be burnt slightly; to have been affected by fire |
| anbrennen {vt} | :: to singe; to burn slightly; to cause to be affected by fire |
| anbrennen {vi} [archaic, rare or regional] | :: to start to burn |
| anbrennen {vt} [archaic, rare or regional] | :: to light; to cause to burn |
| anbringen {v} | :: to add |
| anbringen {v} | :: to fix, to affix, to attach |
| anbringen {v} | :: to bring |
| Anchorman {m} | :: The main host of a television or radio program, particularly one relating to the broadcast of news: anchorman |
| Anchovis {f} | :: anchovy in oil |
| Andacht {f} [no plural, state of devoted attention] | :: devotion |
| Andacht {f} [religion] | :: devotion, devotions, devotional prayer |
| andächtig {adj} | :: devotional, devout |
| andächtiger {adj} | :: comparative of andächtig |
| Andachtsbild {n} | :: devotional image (often a painting or sculpture that depicts the themes of Christian grief and suffering, such as the Pietà, intended to encourage meditation) |
| Andalusien {prop} | :: Andalusien (autonomous community) |
| Andalusit {m} [mineral] | :: andalusite |
| Andau {prop} {n} | :: Andau (municipality) |
| andauern {vi} | :: continue, go on, last |
| Andelsbuch {prop} {n} | :: Andelsbuch (municipality) |
| Anden {prop} | :: The Andes mountain range |
| an den Bettelstab bringen {vt} [idiom] | :: to ruin |
| an den Haaren herbeigezogen {adj} | :: far-fetched; absurd (highly unlikely) |
| andenken {v} | :: to think about, consider |
| Andenken {n} | :: memory; remembrance (especially of a deceased person) |
| Andenken {n} | :: memento; souvenir (something of emotional value kept as a reminder) |
| an den Pranger stellen {v} [idiom] | :: to publicly denounce |
| ander {adj} | :: See anderer. |
| ander {adj} [obsolete] | :: the second |
| an der Ecke {phrase} [idiom] | :: at the corner, nearby |
| andere Länder, andere Sitten {proverb} | :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do |
| anderenfalls {adv} | :: alternative form of andernfalls |
| anderer {adj} | :: other, different |
| anderer {adj} [obsolete] | :: second |
| andererseits {adv} | :: on the other hand |
| andererseyts {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of andererseits |
| anderes Ufer {n} | :: for non-idiomatic uses see anderer, Ufer |
| anderes Ufer {n} [idiomatic, colloquial, somewhat jocular but not disrespectful] | :: batting for the other team; being gay, queerness, homosexuality |
| an der falschen Adresse sein {v} [idiom] | :: to have the wrong person/place |
| anderleuts {pron} [indefinite, colloquial] | :: other people's, someone else's |
| anderm {pron} | :: alternative form of anderem |
| andern {pron} | :: alternative form of anderen |
| ändern {vt} | :: to change |
| ändern {vr} | :: to vary |
| andernfalls {adv} | :: otherwise, or else |
| andernorts {adv} [formal] | :: elsewhere |
| anderntags {adv} | :: the day after, the next day |
| anders {adv} | :: different, differently |
| anders {adv} | :: else |
| anders {adv} | :: otherwise |
| andersartig {adj} | :: different |
| anderseits {adv} | :: then again, on the other hand |
| andersfarbig {adj} | :: differently coloured |
| andersherum {adv} | :: the other way round |
| andersrum {adv} | :: the other way round |
| anderswo {adv} | :: elsewhere |
| an der Tagesordnung sein {v} [idiom] | :: to occur daily, often, regularly |
| an der Tagesordnung sein {v} [rare, possibly, nonstandard] | :: to be necessary |
| anderthalb {num} | :: one and a half (1½), sesqui- |
| Änderung {f} | :: change, modification |
| anderwärts {adv} [dated, formal] | :: elsewhere |
| anderweit {adj} | :: other |
| anderweit {adv} | :: otherwise |
| anderweitig {adj} | :: other |
| anderweitig {adj} | :: elsewhere |
| anderweitig {adj} | :: with someone else |
| andeuten {v} | :: to suggest or imply |
| andeuten {v} | :: to hint |
| andeuten {v} | :: to insinuate |
| Andeutung {f} | :: adumbration |
| Andi {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| an die Kandare nehmen {v} [idiomatic] | :: to put a tight rein on (literally: to put the curb on), to rein, to curb |
| andienen {vt} | :: to press (etwas something jedem on someone) |
| andienen {vr} | :: to offer one's services (jedem to someone) |
| an die Seite {adv} | :: alternative form of zur Seite |
| Andlersdorf {prop} {n} | :: Andlersdorf (municipality) |
| andocken {v} | :: to dock [in space] |
| Andorf {prop} {n} | :: Andorf (municipality) |
| Andorra {prop} {n} | :: Andorra (country) |
| Andorra la Vella {prop} | :: Andorra la Vella (capital city) |
| Andorraner {m} | :: Andorran ([male or female] man from Andorra) |
| Andorranerin {f} | :: Andorran (woman from Andorra) |
| andorranisch {adj} | :: Andorran (pertaining to Andorra) |
| Andragogik {f} | :: andragogy |
| Andrang {m} | :: rush |
| andre {pron} | :: alternative form of andere |
| Andre {prop} | :: given name, a High German variant of Andreas, or simplified from French André |
| André {prop} {m} | :: given name borrowed from French |
| Andrea {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Andreas |
| Andreas {prop} {m} | :: Andrew (biblical figure) |
| Andreas {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Andreasberg {prop} | :: A small mining town in Bestwig, Nordrhein-Westfalen |
| andrehen {v} | :: to switch on, turn on |
| andrem {pron} | :: alternative form of anderem |
| andren {pron} | :: alternative form of anderen |
| andrer {pron} | :: alternative form of anderer |
| andrerseits {adv} | :: alternative form of andererseits |
| andres {pron} | :: alternative form of anderes |
| Andrichsfurt {prop} {n} | :: Andrichsfurt (municipality) |
| Androgen {n} | :: androgen |
| androgyn {adj} | :: androgynous (possessing qualities of both sexes) |
| androhen {vt} | :: to threaten |
| Android {m} | :: android |
| Androide {m} | :: android |
| Andrologie {f} [medicine] | :: andrology |
| androphil {adj} | :: androphilic |
| androzentrisch {adj} | :: androcentric |
| Äneas {prop} {m} | :: Aeneas (Trojan hero) |
| anecken {v} | :: to bump into, hit by accident [+ an (object) = etwas] |
| anecken {v} | :: to rub the wrong way |
| aneignen {vr} | :: to appropriate |
| aneignen {vr} | :: to acquire |
| Aneignung {f} | :: acquisition |
| Aneignung {f} | :: appropriation |
| aneinander {adv} | :: together |
| aneinander {adv} | :: against each other |
| an einem seidenen Faden hängen {v} [idiomatic] | :: to hang by a thread |
| Aneis {m} | :: obsolete form of Anis |
| Anekdote {f} | :: anecdote |
| anekdotisch {adj} | :: anecdotal, anecdotic |
| anekdotischer {adj} | :: comparative of anekdotisch |
| anekdotischsten {adj} | :: superlative of anekdotisch |
| Anemone {f} | :: anemone |
| Anerbieten {n} | :: tender [formal offer] |
| anerkannt {adj} | :: recognized, accepted |
| anerkennen {v} | :: to acknowledge |
| anerkennen {v} | :: to recognize |
| Anerkennung {f} | :: appreciation (a just valuation or estimate of merit, worth, weight, etc.; recognition of excellence) |
| Anerkennung {f} | :: recognition |
| anerzogen {adj} | :: educated; educative |
| anessen {vr} | :: to get something from eating (e.g. a fat belly) |
| anessen {vr} [Austria, Bavaria, colloquial] | :: to eat until full |
| Aneurysma {n} | :: aneurysm |
| Anf. {m} | :: abbreviation of Anfang |
| anfachen {v} [literal or figurative] | :: to fan |
| Anfachung {f} | :: fanning |
| Anfahrt {f} | :: approach by car |
| Anfahrt {f} | :: access road, access route |
| Anfall {m} [now, rare] | :: swift attack (military or criminal) |
| Anfall {m} | :: fit; seizure; attack (medical or emotional) |
| Anfall {m} | :: yield; volume; quantum (an amount or number of something, especially one that varies somewhat irregularly between periods of time) |
| anfallen {v} | :: to accrue, to obtain |
| anfallen {v} | :: to attack |
| anfallend {adj} | :: accruing, arising |
| anfallend {adj} | :: contingent, incidental |
| anfällig {adj} | :: susceptible, prone, vulnerable |
| anfällig {adj} | :: fragile, delicate |
| Anfälligkeit {f} | :: susceptibility, vulnerability, predisposition |
| Anfälligkeit {f} | :: sensitivity |
| Anfang {m} | :: start, beginning, origin |
| anfangen {vi} | :: to begin; to commence |
| anfangen {vi} [with zu + infinitive] | :: to start doing something |
| anfangen {vi} [with mit] | :: to begin something; to start something |
| anfangen {vi} [with von] | :: to start a topic; to keep talking about something |
| anfangen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to begin something; to start something |
| Anfänger {m} | :: agent noun of anfangen; beginner, novice |
| Anfängerin {f} | :: a female beginner |
| anfänglich {adj} | :: initial |
| anfangs {adv} | :: initially, at the beginning |
| Anfangsbuchstabe {m} | :: initial |
| Anfangsbuchstabe {m} | :: [plural] monogram |
| Anfangswort {n} | :: first word, initial word, opening word |
| Anfangszustand {m} | :: initial state |
| anfassen {v} | :: to touch |
| anfechtbar {adj} | :: contestable, disputable |
| anfechtbar {adj} | :: exceptional |
| anfechten {v} | :: to contest |
| anfechten {v} | :: to disturb, to care about, to bother |
| Anfechtung {f} | :: temptation |
| Anfechtung {f} [law] | :: appeal |
| Anfechtung {f} [law] | :: legal challenge |
| Anfeindung {f} | :: hostility |
| Anfeindung {f} | :: an instance of hostilities; a hostile action; a confrontation or attack |
| anfertigen {vt} | :: to manufacture, make, produce |
| Anfertigung {f} | :: making; creation; production |
| anfeuern {v} | :: to cheer, root for |
| anfeuern {v} | :: to light [i.e. an oven] |
| anflehen {v} | :: to beg, beseech |
| Anflug {m} [aviation] | :: approach |
| anfordern {v} | :: to request, ask for, to order (something), to send for |
| Anforderung {f} | :: request |
| Anforderung {f} | :: requirement |
| Anfrage {f} | :: inquiry |
| anfragen {vt} [someone for something] | :: to ask |
| anfreunden {v} | :: To befriend |
| anfügen {v} | :: to append |
| anfühlen {vt} | :: to feel [by touch] |
| anfühlen {vr} | :: to feel |
| anführen {v} | :: to lead; to command |
| anführen {v} | :: to quote |
| anführen {v} | :: to instruct |
| Anführer {m} | :: leader, head, chief, commander; person in charge of a group or organisation |
| Anführer {m} | :: instructor |
| Anführerin {f} | :: female leader, head, chief, commander; female in charge of a group or organisation |
| Anführungszeichen {n} [typography] | :: quotation mark ([„◌“] or [»◌«]) |
| anfüllen {vt} | :: to fill up |
| anfunkeln {vt} | :: to glare [stare angrily] |
| Anfurt {f} | :: shore |
| Angabe {f} | :: specification, declaration, statement |
| Angabe {f} [sports] | :: serve |
| Angath {prop} {n} | :: Angath (municipality) |
| angeben {v} | :: to specify, to indicate, to state, to supply |
| angeben {v} | :: to quote, to cite |
| angeben {v} | :: to show off |
| angeben {v} | :: to brag |
| angeben {v} [card games] | :: to deal first |
| Angeber {m} | :: bragger, braggart, boaster, swaggerer, showoff |
| Angeberei {f} | :: showing-off |
| angeberisch {adj} | :: in a bragging / boasting / swaggering way |
| angeberischer {adj} | :: comparative of angeberisch |
| angeberischsten {adj} | :: superlative of angeberisch |
| angeblich {adj} | :: alleged, pretended, reported |
| angeblich {adv} | :: allegedly, supposedly, reportedly |
| angeblickt {v} | :: past participle of anblicken |
| angeboren {adj} | :: inherent |
| angeboren {adj} | :: innate, inborn, congenital |
| angeboren {adj} | :: native |
| Angebot {n} | :: offer |
| Angebot {n} [economics, no plural] | :: supply |
| Angebot {n} [low-priced offer] | :: bargain |
| angeboten {adj} | :: offered, proffered, tendered |
| angeboten {adj} | :: provided |
| angebracht {adj} | :: apposite, seemly, appropriate |
| angebrochen {v} | :: past participle of anbrechen |
| angebunden {adj} | :: bound, connected |
| angedacht {adj} | :: planned, envisaged |
| angedauert {v} | :: past participle of andauern |
| angedeutet {v} | :: past participle of andeuten |
| angedickt {v} | :: past participle of andicken - thickened |
| angefertigt {v} | :: past participle of anfertigen |
| angefeuchtet {v} | :: past participle of anfeuchten |
| angefeuchtet {adj} | :: moistened, wetted |
| angeflanscht {adj} | :: flanged |
| angefordert {v} | :: past participle of anfordern |
| angefordert {adj} | :: requested |
| angefragt {v} | :: past participle of anfragen |
| angeführt {v} | :: past participle of anführen |
| angeführt {adj} | :: quoted, cited |
| angegeben {adj} | :: specified, stated |
| angeglichen {v} | :: past participle of angleichen |
| angegliedert {v} | :: past participle of angliedern |
| angegriffen {adj} | :: attacked |
| angehabt {v} | :: past participle of anhaben |
| angehalten {adj} | :: stopped, halted |
| angehangen {v} | :: past participle of anhängen |
| angehängt {adj} | :: adhered, attached |
| angehäuft {v} | :: past participle of anhäufen - accumulated |
| angehäuft {adj} | :: cumulative |
| angeheftet {adj} | :: attached, affixed, pinned |
| angeheizt {adj} | :: heated, warmed |
| angeheizt {adj} | :: heated, heightened, whipped up |
| angehen {vt} | :: to concern, regard |
| angehen {vt} | :: to tackle (a problem); to start (a project); to enter into |
| angehen {vi} [of a machine etc.] | :: to turn on, start, be started |
| angehimmelt {adj} | :: idolized |
| angehimmelt {v} | :: past participle of anhimmeln |
| angehimmelter {adj} | :: comparative of angehimmelt |
| angehören {v} | :: To belong to (a group etc) |
| Angehörige {f} | :: relative, next of kin, relation (female) |
| Angehörige {f} | :: member (of an organization), national (of a country) (female) |
| Angehöriger {m} | :: relative, next of kin, relation (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Angehöriger {m} | :: member (of an organization), national (of a country) (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Angehörigkeit {noun} | :: membership, affiliation |
| angehört {v} | :: past participle of anhören |
| angejahrt {adj} | :: aged (no longer young) |
| angekettet {adj} | :: chained [to an object] |
| Angeklagte {f} [legal] | :: accused; defendant |
| Angeklagter {m} | :: defendant (person prosecuted or sued) |
| angekratzt {v} | :: past participle of ankratzen |
| angekündigt {adj} | :: announced |
| angekündigt {adj} | :: advertised |
| angekündigt {adj} | :: forecast |
| Angel {f} | :: fishing rod |
| Angel {f} | :: tackle, fishhook |
| Angel {f} | :: hinge (a jointed or flexible device that allows the pivoting of a door, window, etc.) |
| Angela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| angelagert {v} | :: past participle of anlagern |
| angelangen {vi} | :: to arrive |
| angelangt {v} | :: past participle of anlangen |
| angelaufen {adj} | :: tarnished |
| angelaufen {adj} | :: initiated |
| Angelegenheit {f} | :: matter, issue, affair |
| angelegentlich {adj} | :: urgent |
| angelegentlich {adj} | :: pressing |
| angelegentlich {adv} | :: urgently |
| angelegentlich {adv} | :: particularly |
| angelegt {adj} | :: invested |
| angelegt {adj} | :: applied |
| angelegt {adj} | :: arranged |
| angelehnt {v} | :: past participle of anlehnen |
| angelehnt {adj} | :: ajar, to (slightly open) |
| angeleitet {v} | :: past participle of anleiten |
| Angelhaken {m} | :: fishhook |
| Angelika {noun} | :: angelica |
| Angelika {prop} | :: given name, popular in the mid-twentieth century |
| Angelina {prop} | :: given name of Italian origin |
| Angeliter {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Angeln peninsula |
| Angeliter {adj} | :: from, of, or pertaining to the Angeln peninsula |
| angeln {v} | :: to angle, to fish [with a fishing rod] |
| Angelo {prop} | :: given name borrowed from Italian Angelo |
| angelockt {v} | :: past participle of anlocken |
| Angelpunkt {m} | :: pivot |
| Angelrute {f} | :: fishing rod |
| Angelsachse {m} | :: Anglo-Saxon |
| angelsächsisch {adj} | :: Anglo-Saxon (referring to the historic people) |
| angelsächsisch {adj} | :: anglophone, Anglo-Saxon (referring to the whole of the modern anglophone world, but particularly Britain and the USA) |
| Angelschnur {f} | :: fishing line |
| angemessen {adj} | :: appropriate |
| angemessen {adj} | :: adequate, due |
| angemessen {adj} | :: suitable, proper |
| angenehm {adj} | :: pleasant |
| angenehm {adj} | :: short for 'pleased to meet you' |
| angeordnet {v} | :: past participle of anordnen |
| angeordnet {adj} | :: arranged, ordered |
| angepasst {adj} | :: adjusted, adapted |
| angepasst {v} | :: past participle of anpassen |
| angepaßt {v} | :: obsolete spelling of angepasst |
| angepasster {adj} | :: comparative of angepasst |
| angepisst {adj} | :: pissed (annoyed, angry) |
| angepisster {adj} | :: comparative of angepisst |
| angepisstesten {adj} | :: superlative of angepisst |
| angepriesen {v} | :: past participle of anpreisen - praised, touted |
| Anger {m} | :: village green |
| Anger {prop} {n} | :: Anger (municipality) |
| Angerberg {prop} {n} | :: Angerberg (municipality) |
| angeredet {v} | :: past participle of anreden |
| angeregt {adj} | :: animated, lively |
| angeregt {adj} [chemistry] | :: excited |
| angeregter {adj} | :: comparative of angeregt |
| angereichert {adj} | :: enriched, fortified |
| angerichtet {v} | :: past participle of anrichten |
| angesagt {adj} | :: fashionable, trendy |
| angesäuert {adj} [chemistry] | :: acidified |
| angesäuert {adj} | :: leavened |
| angeschafft {v} | :: past participle of anschaffen |
| angeschickert {adj} [colloquial, regional, chiefly northern and central Germany] | :: tipsy; tiddly; mildly drunk |
| angeschlagen {adj} | :: beleaguered |
| angeschlossen {adj} | :: associated |
| angeschlossen {adj} | :: affiliated |
| angeschlossen {adj} | :: attached, connected |
| angeschnallt {adj} | :: strapped |
| angeschuldigt {v} | :: past participle of anschuldigen |
| angeschwärzt {v} | :: past participle of anschwärzen |
| angeschwollen {v} | :: past participle of anschwellen |
| angesehen {adj} | :: reputable |
| angesehen {adj} | :: respected |
| angesehen {adj} | :: respectable |
| angesetzt {v} | :: past participle of ansetzen |
| Angesicht {n} | :: countenance, visage, face |
| angesichts {prep} | :: at the sight of |
| angesichts {prep} | :: in view of, in the face of |
| angesiedelt {v} | :: past participle of ansiedeln |
| angespielt {v} | :: past participle of anspielen |
| angespitzt {v} | :: past participle of anspitzen |
| angesprochen {v} | :: past participle of ansprechen |
| Angesprochener {m} | :: One who is or has been addressed, spoken to |
| angespült {v} | :: past participle of anspülen - washed-up |
| angestanden {v} | :: past participle of anstehen |
| Angestellte {f} | :: female employee |
| Angestellter {m} | :: employee |
| angesteuert {v} | :: past participle of ansteuern |
| angestrebt {v} | :: past participle of anstreben |
| angestrebt {adj} | :: sought |
| angestrengt {v} | :: past participle of anstrengen |
| angetan {v} | :: past participle of antun: "done" |
| angetan {adj} | :: be taken with something; have taken a shine |
| angetan {adj} [elevated] | :: suitable, appropriate, apposite, calculated |
| angetippt {v} | :: past participle of antippen |
| angetreten {v} | :: past participle of antreten |
| angetrieben {adj} | :: driven, propelled, powered |
| angewachsen {v} | :: past participle of anwachsen |
| angewandt {v} | :: past participle of anwenden |
| angewandt {adj} | :: applied, practical, used |
| angewendet {v} | :: past participle of anwenden |
| angewendet {adj} | :: applied |
| angewidert {adj} | :: disgusted |
| angewiesen {adj} [with auf + accusative] | :: dependent (on), reliant (on) |
| angewinkelt {adj} | :: bent |
| Angewohnheit {f} | :: habit, custom |
| angezeigt {v} | :: past participle of anzeigen |
| Angina {f} | :: angina |
| Angiografie {f} [healthcare] | :: angiography |
| Angiographie {f} [healthcare] | :: alternative form of Angiografie |
| Angiotensin {n} | :: angiotensin |
| angleichen {v} | :: to adapt, to adjust |
| Angleichung {f} | :: adaption, adjustment |
| Angleichung {f} [phonology] | :: assimilation |
| Angler {m} | :: angler (person who fishes with a hook and line) (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Angler {m} | :: anglerfish |
| Anglerfisch {m} | :: anglerfish |
| angliedern {v} | :: To annex, to incorporate |
| Anglikaner {m} | :: Anglican |
| Anglikanerin {f} | :: Anglican woman |
| anglikanisch {adj} | :: Anglican |
| Anglistik {f} | :: English studies |
| Anglizismus {m} | :: anglicism |
| angloamerikanisch {adj} | :: Anglo-American |
| anglofranzösisch {adj} | :: Anglo-French |
| Anglo-Friesisch {n} | :: Anglo-Frisian |
