Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Synonyms 1.2.2 Translations 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Synonyms 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 Adjective 1.4.1 Synonyms 1.4.2 Translations 1.5 Adjective 1.5.1 Translations 1.6 External links 2 Polish 2.1 Noun

English

Pronunciation

• British SAMPA: /"dZ3:m@n/
• US English SAMPA: /dZ3`mIn/

Noun

German

1. Inhabitant of Germany, person from German descent

Synonyms

• Teuton, Goth

Translations

• Breton: Alaman m Alamaned pl, Alamanez f Alamanezed pl
• Catalan: alemany m alemanya f
• Chinese: simplified Chinese:德国人 ( pinyin:Déguó rén) ; traditional Chinese: 德國人 ( pinyin:Déguó rén)
• Czech: Němec m, Němka f
• Danish: tysker
• Dutch: Duitser m, Duitse f
• Esperanto: Germano
• Finnish: saksalainen
• French: allemand m, allemande f
• Frisian: Dútser m, Dútse f
• German: Deutscher m, Deutsche f
• Guaraní: Alemaniagua
• Hindi: जर्मन
• Hungarian: német ember
• Indonesian: orang Jerman
• Interlingua: germano m, germana f
• Italian: tedesco m, tedesca f
• Japanese: ドイツ人 (ドイツじん, doitsujin)
• Malay: orang Jerman
• Norwegian: tysker
• Persian: آلماني (Almani)
• Polish: Niemiec m, Niemka f
• Portuguese: alemão m, alemã f
• Romanian: german, neamţ m, germancă, nemţoaică f, germani, nemţi m pl, germance, nemţoaice f pl
• Slovenian: Nemec m, Nemka f
• Spanish: Alemán m, Alemana f
• Swedish: tysk m, tyska f

Noun

German

1. Indo-European language, primarily spoken in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and a small part of Belgium

Synonyms

High German

Translations

• Breton: alamaneg m
• Catalan: Alemany
• Chinese: simplified Chinese:德语 ( pinyin:Déyǔ) ; traditional Chinese: 德語 ( pinyin:Déyǔ )
• Czech: němčina f
• Danish: tysk
• Dutch: Duits n
• Esperanto: Germana
• Finnish: saksa
• French: Allemand m
• Frisian: Dútsk n
• German: Deutsch n
• Indonesian: bahasa Jerman
• Interlingua: germano
• Italian: tedesco m
• Japanese: ドイツ語 (ドイツご, doitsugo)
• Malay: bahasa Jerman
• Norwegian: tysk
• Persian: آلماني (Almani)
• Polish: niemiecki m
• Portuguese: alemão m
• Romanian: germană f; nemţeşte (adv)
• Slovenian: nemščina
• Spanish: Alemán m
• Swedish: tyska
• Vietnamese: Tiếng Ðức

Adjective

German

1. Relating to the country of Germany or to the German language.

Synonyms

Germanic, Teutonic

Translations

• Breton: alaman, relating to the language : alamanek
• Catalan: alemany m, alemanya f
• Czech: německý m, německá f, německé n
• Danish: tysk
• Dutch: Duits, Duitse
• Esperanto: Germana
• Finnish: saksalainen
• French: allemand m, allemande f
• Frisian: Dútsk
• German: deutsch, deutsche f, deutscher m, deutsches n, deutschen pl
• Guaraní: Alemaniagua
• Indonesian: Jerman
• Interlingua: german
• Italian: tedesco m, tedesca f
• Japanese: ドイツの (doitsu)
• Malay: Jerman
• Maori: tiamana
• Norwegian: germansk
• Persian: آلماني (Almani)
• Polish: niemiecki m, niemiecka f, niemieckie n
• Portuguese: alemão m, alemã f
• Romanian: german m, germană f, germani m pl, germane f pl
• Slovenian: nemški m, nemška f, nemško n
• Spanish: alemán m, alemana f
• Swedish: tysk

Adjective

german

1. Being close relatives.

Translations

• French: germain
• Italian: germano m, germana f
• Portuguese: germano m, germana f

More information

Wikipedia for more information about German

External links

• German - English Dictionary (http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/German-english/): from Webster's Dictionary (http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/) - the Rosetta Edition.
• Leo's German - English Dictionary (http://dict.leo.org/): from Department of Informatics of Technische Universität München (http://www.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/home_e.html)

Polish

Noun

german

1. germanium.