German word archive

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To move something or someone from one place to another; or (reflexively) to move oneself, to exercise.

To say or do something again; to repeat. Also used reflexively to mean something recurs.

To understand something or someone; to grasp the meaning of words, ideas, or feelings.

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To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

The general feeling or atmosphere in a place or group, or a person's mood at a particular time.

A chance or option to do something; the fact that something can happen or be done.

To know a person, place, or thing through personal experience or familiarity.

Something you suggest for others to consider or do; a suggestion or proposal.

An idea or plan that you offer for someone else to think about or accept.

To offer something to someone, or to make something available.

To call someone by phone; to telephone a person.

To stay in a place or to remain in a certain state or condition.

To spend the night somewhere, especially away from home.

The ordinary routine of daily life; everyday life as opposed to special occasions.

To stop doing something; to come to an end.

Remaining or left over after the rest has been used, taken, or dealt with.

A moment or situation that makes it possible to do something; an opportunity or chance.

Something you do regularly and almost without thinking; a habit or routine.

To connect or join two or more things together; also to link people or ideas.

To suffer or to endure pain, discomfort, or difficulty. Also used in the phrase "jemanden leiden können" to mean you like someone.

To show something to someone, or to point at something.

To choose or select something; also to vote in an election.

To tell or narrate something, such as a story or personal experience, to someone.

To need something or someone; to require something in order to do or achieve something.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To begin or start doing something. It is one of the most common ways to say "start" in everyday German.

To belong to someone or something; to be a part of a group or category.

To keep something or hold onto it; to not give it away or lose it.

To try to do something; to make an effort or attempt.

To stay away from something or stop something from happening; to avoid.

To save money, time, or resources by using less of them or setting them aside for later.

To forgive someone for something wrong they have done; to excuse a mistake or fault.

To mean something; to have a particular sense or importance.

To recommend something or someone as being good or suitable for a particular purpose.

To afford something, or to achieve / accomplish a task. Often used reflexively ("sich leisten") to mean being able to pay for or allow oneself something.

To imagine something, or to introduce oneself or someone else to others.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.

To suggest or propose an idea, plan, or option to someone.