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| m/ {prep} [rare] | :: abbreviation of mit |
| m. {prep} | :: abbreviation of mit |
| m. {adj} [also grammar] | :: abbreviation of männlich |
| m. {adj} [grammar] | :: abbreviation of maskulin |
| M {letter} | :: The thirteenth letter of the German alphabet |
| Ma. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Mundart |
| Mäander {m} | :: meander (one of a series of regular sinuous curves, bends, loops, turns, or windings in the channel of a river, stream, or other watercourse) |
| Mäander {m} | :: meander, meandros (decorative border constructed from a continuous line, shaped into a repeated motif) |
| mäanderartig {adj} | :: meandering |
| mäanderförmig {adj} | :: meandering |
| mäandrisch {adj} | :: meandering |
| Maas {prop} {f} | :: the Meuse (major European river) |
| Maas {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Maß |
| Maat {m} [nautical] | :: mate (naval non-commissioned officer) |
| Maat {m} [nautical, Germany] | :: a naval rank, “OR5” on the NATO rank scale |
| maberes {adj} | :: pregnant, gravid |
| Macao {prop} {n} | :: Macau (A Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China just west of Hong Kong) |
| Macaron {n} | :: macaron |
| Macchie {f} | :: macchia |
| Machart {f} | :: make |
| machbar {adj} | :: practicable, feasible |
| Machbarkeit {f} | :: producibility, feasibility |
| machen {vt} | :: to make, produce, create (an object, arrangement, situation, etc.) |
| machen {vt} [of food, drinks, etc.] | :: to make, prepare |
| machen {vt} [colloquial] | :: to do, perform, carry out (to execute; to put into operation (an action)) |
| machen {vt} [with a noun] | :: to do; indicates an activity associated with a noun |
| machen {vt} | :: to go (to make the (specified) sound) |
| machen {vt} | :: to make (to cause or compel (to do something)) |
| machen {vt} [of difficulties, pain, etc.] | :: to cause (to set off an event or action or produce as a result) |
| machen {vt} [with an adjective] | :: to make (to cause to be) |
| machen {vt} [with a noun] | :: to make (transform from one thing into another) |
| machen {vt} [usually not translated literally] | :: to make (to have as a feature) |
| machen {vt} [colloquial, colloquial] | :: to come to, total, cost (to require the payment of) |
| machen {vt} [arithmetic] | :: to make, be (the result of a calculation) |
| machen {vt} [colloquial, colloquial] | :: to make (to earn, gain wages, profit, etc.) |
| machen {vt} | :: to be, play (to act as the indicated role, especially in a performance) |
| machen {vt} [impersonal, colloquial] | :: to matter (to be important) |
| machen {vi} [with auf] | :: to make, make oneself out to be, act, play (to behave so as to give an appearance of being; to act as if one were (something, or a certain way)) |
| machen {vi} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: to do one's business, do number two or number one, go (to defecate or urinate) |
| machen {vr} | :: to do (to fare or perform (well or poorly)) |
| machen {vr} | :: to look (to have an appearance of being) |
| machen {vr} [_, dative, colloquial] | :: to get cracking (an (“on,” “with”)), get a move on (it), to get down (an (“to”)) (something); [in imperative:] come on, let's go |
| Machenschaft {f} | :: machination |
| Macher {m} | :: agent noun of machen; maker (male or of unspecified sex; one who makes; person or thing that makes or produces something) |
| Macherin {f} | :: maker (female) (person who makes or produces something, especially used in compounds) |
| Macherin {f} | :: big hitter (female) |
| Machete {f} | :: machete |
| machiavellistisch {adj} | :: Machiavellian (Machiavellian) |
| Macho {m} [pejorative] | :: macho |
| machomäßig {adj} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: macho |
| mach's gut {interj} | :: take care; bye-bye |
| Macht {f} | :: might, power |
| Machtdemonstration {f} | :: show of force |
| Machtergreifung {f} [historical] | :: seizure of [the reins of] power, specifically in reference to Hitler's appointment as chancellor on 30 January 1933 |
| Machthaber {m} | :: ruler, ruling power |
| Machthaber {m} | :: potentate |
| Machthaberin {f} | :: A female ruler |
| Machthaberin {f} | :: A female potentate |
| mächtig {adj} | :: powerful, mighty |
| mächtig {adj} [formal, + genitive] | :: capable of, having command of |
| mächtig {adj} [colloquial] | :: intense |
| mächtig {adj} [regional, including, western Germany] | :: very filling, heavy (of food) |
| Machtkampf {m} | :: power struggle, struggle for power |
| Machtkämpfchen {n} | :: diminutive of Machtkampf |
| machtlos {adj} | :: powerless |
| Machtlosigkeit {f} | :: powerlessness, helplessness |
| macht nichts {phrase} | :: never mind, it doesn't matter (it is not important) |
| Machtpolitik {noun} [literally] | :: power politics |
| machtpolitisch {adj} | :: power-political |
| Machtposition {f} | :: position of power |
| Machtstruktur {f} | :: power structure |
| Machtübergabe {f} | :: handover of power |
| Machtübernahme {f} | :: takeover of power |
| machtvoll {adj} | :: powerful |
| Machtwort {n} | :: a "word of power", a word that condenses in itself many concepts (for example, sein - to be) |
| Machtwort {n} [figuratively] | :: authority, power; say |
| machulle {adj} | :: bankrupt |
| machulle {adj} | :: tired, exhausted |
| machulle {adj} | :: crazy |
| Machung {f} [chiefly in compounds] | :: making |
| Machwerk {n} | :: bad job, badly crafted object |
| Machwerk {n} [rare] | :: crafted object |
| Macke {f} | :: quirk (odd behaviour of someone) |
| Macke {f} | :: defect |
| Macker {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: macho; bossy man |
| Macker {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: boy friend (male friend) |
| Macker {m} [colloquial, chiefly northern Germany] | :: guy; fellow; dude |
| Macker {m} [colloquial, chiefly northern Germany] | :: boss; chief |
| Mäckes {m} [colloquial] | :: McDonald's |
| Macron {n} | :: alternative spelling of Makron |
| Madagaskar {prop} {n} | :: Madagascar |
| madagassisch {adj} | :: Malagasy (related to Madagascar, its people or its language) |
| Madagassisch {prop} {n} | :: Malagasy (language) |
| Mädchen {n} | :: girl |
| Mädchen {n} | :: maiden |
| Mädchen, die flöten, und Hühnern, die krähen, soll man beizeiten die Hälse umdrehen {proverb} | :: alternative form of Mädchen, die pfeifen, und Hühnern, die krähen, soll man beizeiten die Hälse umdrehen |
| Mädchen, die pfeifen, und Hühnern, die krähen, soll man beizeiten die Hälse umdrehen {proverb} [dated when humorous, otherwise archaic] | :: a whistling girl and a crowing hen always come to some bad end; used to discourage girls from whistling, which was formerly considered indecorous |
| Mädchen für alles {f} [colloquial, possibly, offensive] | :: a person of either sex who has a wide variety of abilities and does odd jobs; a handyman; a jack-of-all-trades |
| mädchenhaft {adj} | :: girlish, maidenly |
| Mädchenname {m} | :: girl's name |
| Mädchenname {m} | :: maiden name (maiden surname, unmarried name) |
| Made {f} | :: maggot |
| madegassisch {adj} | :: Madagascan, Malagasy |
| made in Germany {adj} | :: Made in Germany |
| Madeira {prop} {n} | :: Madeira |
| Mädel {n} [colloquial, central Germany and southern] | :: girl (especially member of a group of female friends) |
| Mädelchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mädel |
| Madeleine {prop} | :: given name |
| Madenhacker {m} | :: oxpecker |
| Madenkäse {m} | :: maggot cheese, casu marzu |
| Madenschraube {f} | :: set screw (A screw with threads the entire length and no head.) |
| Madenwurm {m} | :: pinworm, threadworm |
| Mäder {prop} {n} | :: Mäder (municipality) |
| madig {adj} | :: maggoty, infested with maggots |
| madigmachen {v} [somewhat, colloquial] | :: to put someone off something; to spoil something for someone |
| madigmachen {v} [somewhat, colloquial] | :: to try to talk someone out of something for selfish reasons |
| madj. {adj} | :: abbreviation of madjarisch |
| Madjar {m} | :: alternative form of Magyar |
| Madjar {m} | :: Magyar, Hungarian (male or of unspecified sex) |
| madjarisch {adj} | :: alternative form of magyarisch |
| Madjarisch {prop} | :: alternative form of Magyarisch |
| Madleen {prop} | :: given name,a contraction of Magdalene |
| Madlen {prop} | :: given name, a contraction of Magdalene |
| Madlene {prop} | :: given name,a contraction of Magdalene |
| Madrasa {f} | :: alternative form of Medresse |
| Madrid {prop} {n} | :: Madrid (capital city) |
| Madrider {m} [chiefly colloquial] | :: synonym of Madrilene |
| Madrider {adj} [chiefly colloquial] | :: synonym of madrilenisch |
| Madrigal {n} | :: madrigal |
| Maffia {f} | :: alternative spelling of Mafia |
| Mafia {f} | :: Mafia |
| mafios {adj} | :: alternative form of mafiös |
| mafiös {adj} | :: Mafia-like |
| Mafioso {m} | :: Mafioso |
| Magazin {n} | :: magazine (periodical) |
| Magazin {n} | :: warehouse |
| Magazin {n} | :: storage [especially in a library or museum] |
| Magazin {n} | :: magazine (ammunition storehouse) |
| Magazin {n} | :: magazine (weapon’s ammunition holder) |
| Magd {f} | :: maid; female servant, especially on a farm |
| Magd {f} [archaic] | :: girl; virgin; young woman |
| Magd {f} [colloquial] | :: prostitute |
| Magda {prop} | :: given name, short for Magdalene |
| Magdalena {prop} | :: given name |
| Magdalene {prop} | :: given name |
| Mägdchen {n} [rare] | :: diminutive of Magd |
| Mägdchen {n} [obsolete] | :: alternative form of Mädchen |
| Magdeburger {adj} | :: pertaining to Magdeburg |
| Magdeburger {m} | :: Magdeburger (male person from Magdeburg) |
| magdeburgisch {adj} | :: Of or from Magdeburg, Magdeburgian |
| Mägdlein {n} | :: diminutive of Magd |
| Mage {m} [archaic or dialectal] | :: alternative form of Magen |
| Mage {m} [archaic] | :: kinsman, relative |
| Magellan-Pinguin {m} | :: Magellanic penguin |
| Magellanstraße {prop} {f} | :: Strait of Magellan |
| Magen {m} | :: stomach, maw |
| Magenbeschwerde {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: stomachache (abdominal discomfort) |
| Magenentzündung {f} [pathology] | :: inflammation of the lining of the stomach, gastritis |
| Magengrube {f} | :: epigastrium, upper abdomen |
| Mageninhalt {m} | :: stomach contents |
| Magenkrebs {m} [pathology] | :: stomach cancer |
| Magensaft {m} | :: gastric juice |
| magensaftresistent {adj} | :: enteric (resistant to gastric juices) |
| Magensäure {f} | :: gastric acid (stomach acid) |
| Magenschleimhaut {f} | :: gastric mucosa |
| Magenschleimhautentzündung {f} | :: gastritis |
| Magenschmerz {m} [often, in the plural] | :: stomach ache |
| Magensonde {f} | :: feeding tube, stomach tube |
| Magenta {n} | :: magenta (color) |
| mager {adj} | :: lean, without fat |
| mager {adj} | :: meager, skinny |
| Magerkeit {f} | :: leanness, skinniness |
| Magermilch {f} | :: skimmed milk, skim milk, low-fat milk |
| Magersucht {f} | :: anorexia |
| magersüchtig {adj} | :: anorexic |
| Maghemit {m} [mineral] | :: maghemite |
| maghrebinisch {adj} | :: Maghrebi |
| Magie {f} | :: magic |
| Magier {m} | :: magician |
| magisch {adj} | :: magical |
| magischer {adj} | :: comparative of magisch |
| magischsten {adj} | :: superlative of magisch |
| Magister {m} | :: magister, an academic degree usually comparable to an M.A. or M.Sc. |
| Magistra {f} | :: female magister, an academic degree usually comparable to an M.A. or M.Sc. |
| Magistra {f} [witchcraft] | :: The high priestess or female leader of a coven, the feminine of Magister or Master |
| Magistrale {f} | :: main traffic line, main thoroughfare |
| Magistrat {m} | :: city council |
| Magistrat {m} | :: magistracy |
| Magma {n} [geology] | :: magma |
| magmatisch {adj} | :: magmatic |
| Magnat {m} | :: magnate (powerful industrialist) |
| Magnat {m} [history] | :: High-ranking nobleman |
| Magnat {m} | :: A member of the House of Magnates of the Kingdom of Hungary |
| Magnat {m} | :: A member of the magnate (aristocratic nobility) social class of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| Magnatin {f} | :: feminine equivalent of Magnat |
| Magnesit {m} [mineral] | :: magnesite |
| Magnesium {n} | :: magnesium |
| Magnesiumbromid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium bromide |
| Magnesiumcarbid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium carbide |
| Magnesiumcarbonat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium carbonate |
| Magnesiumchlorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium chloride |
| Magnesiumcitrat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium citrate |
| Magnesiumdiborid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium boride |
| Magnesiumfluorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium fluoride |
| Magnesiumhydrid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium hydride |
| Magnesiumhydroxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium hydroxide |
| Magnesiumiodid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium iodide |
| Magnesiumion {n} | :: magnesium ion |
| Magnesiumlegierung {f} | :: magnesium alloy |
| Magnesiummangel {m} [pathology] | :: magnesium deficiency |
| Magnesiummineral {n} [mineralogy] | :: magnesium mineral |
| Magnesiumnitrat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium nitrate |
| Magnesiumnitrid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium nitride |
| Magnesiumoxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium oxide |
| Magnesiumperchlorat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium perchlorate |
| Magnesiumperoxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium peroxide |
| Magnesiumphosphat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium phosphate |
| Magnesiumpulver {n} | :: magnesium powder |
| Magnesiumsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: magnesium salt |
| Magnesiumstearat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium stearate |
| Magnesiumsulfat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium sulfate |
| Magnesiumsulfid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium sulfide |
| Magnesiumverbindung {f} | :: magnesium compound |
| Magnet {m} | :: magnet |
| Magnetband {n} | :: magnetic tape |
| Magnetbandgerät {n} | :: tape recorder, tape deck |
| Magneteisenerz {n} [mineral] | :: magnetite (or similar magnetic iron ore) |
| Magneteisenstein {m} | :: lodestone |
| Magnetfeld {n} [physics] | :: magnetic field |
| magnetisch {adj} [physics] | :: magnetic |
| magnetisierbar {adj} | :: magnetizable |
| magnetisieren {v} | :: To magnetize / magnetise |
| magnetisiert {v} | :: past participle of magnetisieren |
| Magnetisierung {f} | :: magnetization |
| Magnetismus {m} | :: magnetism |
| Magnetit {m} [mineral] | :: magnetite |
| Magnetkies {m} [mineral] | :: pyrrhotite |
| Magnetochemie {f} [physical chemistry] | :: magnetochemistry |
| Magnetosphäre {f} | :: magnetosphere |
| Magnetresonanzspektroskopie {f} | :: magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) |
| Magnetresonanztomografie {f} | :: alternative form of Magnetresonanztomographie |
| Magnetresonanztomographie {f} | :: magnetic resonance tomography |
| Magnetron {n} [physics] | :: magnetron |
| Magnetstein {m} | :: lodestone |
| Magnolie {f} | :: magnolia |
| Magnum {f} | :: alternative form of magnum |
| Magnus {prop} | :: given name, common especially in southern Germany. Here sometimes shortened to Mang |
| mags {contraction} | :: contraction of mag es |
| Magyar {m} | :: Magyar, Hungarian (male or of unspecified sex) |
| magyarisch {adj} | :: Magyar; Hungarian |
| Magyarisch {prop} [uncommon] | :: Magyar; Hungarian |
| mäh {interj} | :: baa (cry of sheep) |
| Mahagoni {n} | :: mahogany (kind of wood) |
| Maharadscha {m} | :: maharaja (Indian ruler) |
| Mahd {f} | :: mowing |
| Mähdrescher {m} | :: combine (combine harvester) |
| Mähdrescherfahrer {m} | :: combine driver |
| mähen {v} | :: to mow |
| Mäher {m} | :: mower (A machine for cutting grass or other plants that grow on the ground.) |
| Mäher {m} | :: reaper (A machine used to harvest crops.) |
| Mahl {n} [literary] | :: meal, repast |
| mahlen {vti} | :: to grind |
| Mahlstrom {m} [rare] | :: whirlpool; maelstrom |
| Mahlstrom {prop} {m} | :: Moskenstraumen (system of whirlpools off the Norwegian coast) |
| Mahlzeit {f} | :: meal |
| Mahlzeit {f} | :: mealtime |
| Mahlzeit {interj} [colloquial] | :: Enjoy your meal! (more formal: guten Appetit!) |
| Mahlzeit {interj} [colloquial] | :: good afternoon |
| Mähne {f} | :: mane |
| mahnen {v} | :: to urge (someone) to do a specific, necessary task |
| mahnen {v} | :: to beg fervidly |
| mahnen {v} | :: to warn (someone) of (something) emphatically |
| mahnen {v} | :: to remind pressingly, admonish |
| Mähnenhirsch {m} | :: rusa deer or Sunda sambar, Cervus timorensis |
| Mähnenhund {m} | :: maned wolf |
| Mähnenratte {f} | :: crested rat, maned rat |
| Mähnenrobbe {f} | :: South American sea lion |
| Mähnenwolf {m} | :: maned wolf |
| Mahnmal {n} | :: A monument that serves as a reminder of a tragic event and a warning that the event should not be allowed to occur again |
| Mahnung {f} | :: warning |
| Mahnung {f} | :: reminder |
| Mahnwache {f} | :: candlelight vigil |
| Mahr {m} | :: mare, incubus |
| Mahr {f} | :: mare, succubus |
| Mahr {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Mähre {f} [archaic or literary] | :: a female horse |
| Mähre {f} [derogatory] | :: a decrepit old horse; a nag |
| Mähre {m} | :: Moravian (person from Moravia; male or unspecified sex) |
| Mähren {prop} {n} | :: Moravia |
| mährisch {adj} | :: Moravian |
| Mai {m} | :: May (month) |
| Maibaum {m} | :: maypole (garlanded pole put up for May Day, e.g. on a village square) |
| Maibaum {m} [Rhineland, especially Cologne-Bonn area] | :: a garlanded young birch tree that a young man puts up in front of the house of his sweetheart during the night before May Day |
| Maibock {noun} | :: A maibock, a type of bock beer |
| Maid {f} [archaic, poetic] | :: maiden; virgin; girl |
| Maien {m} [poetic] | :: synonym of Mai |
| Maien {m} [Switzerland] | :: meadow of flowers |
| Maien {m} [Switzerland] | :: bouquet of flowers |
| Maien {m} | :: A birch branch or maypole decorated with paper flowers |
| Maiensäß {n} [Switzerland] | :: A type of low Alpine pastureland, typically featuring barns and other small buildings |
| Maiensäß {n} [Switzerland] | :: Alpine hut (in such a landscape); châlet |
| Maier {prop} | :: surname A spelling variant of Meyer |
| Maiglöckchen {n} | :: lily of the valley, Convallaria majalis |
| Maik {prop} | :: given name, a phonetic spelling of Mike |
| Maikäfer {m} | :: cockchafer, May bug (large European beetle from the genus Melolontha) |
| Maike {prop} | :: given name, a Low German and West Frisian pet form of Maria |
| Mail {f} {n} [slightly, colloquial] | :: alternative form of E-Mail |
| Mailand {prop} {n} | :: Mailand (capital city) |
| Mailand {prop} {n} | :: Mailand (metropolitan city) |
| Mailänder {m} | :: Milanese |
| Mailberg {prop} {n} | :: Mailberg (municipality) |
| mailen {v} | :: to email, e-mail |
| Mailingliste {f} | :: mailing list |
| Mainhattan {prop} [jocular] | :: Nickname for the city of Frankfurt am Main |
| Mainstream {m} | :: mainstream |
| mainstreamig {adj} | :: mainstream |
| Mainz {prop} {n} | :: Mainz (city/state capital) |
| Mainzer {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Mainz |
| mainzisch {adj} | :: Of or from Mainz |
| Maipilz {m} | :: St. George's mushroom (an edible mushroom, Calocybe gambosa) |
| Mairenke {f} | :: Danube bleak (fish) (Alburnus chalcoides) |
| Mais {m} | :: maize; corn [US] |
| Maisch {m} | :: Crushed grapes or other fruits, often used to make wine or brandy |
| Maisch {m} | :: Ground malt used in beermaking |
| maisgelb {adj} | :: Intense yellow (the colour of maize) |
| Maisgrieß {m} | :: cornmeal |
| Maishofen {prop} {n} | :: Maishofen (municipality) |
| Maiskolben {m} | :: corncob, ear of corn, ear of maize |
| Maisonette {f} [apartment on two or more floors] | :: maisonette |
| Maisonettenwohnung {f} [apartment on two or more floors] | :: maisonette |
| Maissau {prop} {n} | :: Maissau (municipality) |
| Mais.-Whg. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Maisonettenwohnung |
| Mais.-Whgn. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Maisonettenwohnungen |
| Maitli {n} [Swiss] | :: girl, lass |
| Maizena {noun} | :: cornstarch |
| Maja {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Maria |
| Majestät {f} | :: majesty |
| majestätisch {adj} | :: majestic |
| Majestätsbeleidigung {f} | :: lese majesty |
| Majewski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Majo {f} [colloquial, proscribed] | :: mayonnaise |
| Majonäse {f} [proscribed (since 2017)] | :: mayonnaise |
| Major {m} [military] | :: major |
| Majoran {m} | :: marjoram, Origanum majorana |
| majorenn {adj} [archaic] | :: at legal age, not underage |
| Majorin {f} | :: The wife of a major (officer) |
| Majorität {f} | :: majority |
| Majuskel {f} | :: majuscule, capital letter |
| Majuskelschrift {f} | :: majuscule script |
| makaber {adj} | :: macabre |
| makabrer {adj} | :: comparative of makaber |
| Makadam {m} {n} | :: macadam (surface of a road) |
| Makake {m} | :: macaque |
| Makedonien {prop} {n} | :: Macedonia (ancient Greek kingdom; region of northern Greece; modern geographical region) |
| makedonisch {adj} | :: Macedonian |
| Makel {m} | :: flaw; blemish |
| makellos {adj} | :: flawless, immaculate |
| mäkeln {vi} [with an + dative] | :: to nag; to find fault with |
| Make-up {n} | :: makeup; make-up |
| Makkaroni {f} | :: macaroni |
| Makler {m} | :: broker |
| Makler {m} | :: realtor, estate agent |
| mäklig {adj} | :: fastidious |
| Makrele {f} | :: mackerel |
| Makromolekül {n} [chemistry, physics] | :: macromolecule |
| makromolekular {adj} | :: macromolecular (relating to macromolecules) |
| Makron {n} | :: macron |
| Makronährstoff {m} | :: macronutrient |
| Makrone {f} | :: macaroon |
| makroökonomisch {adj} | :: macroeconomic |
| Makrophage {m} | :: macrophage |
| makroskopisch {adj} | :: macroscopic |
| Makrozustand {m} | :: macrostate |
| Makulatur {f} | :: wastepaper |
| Makulatur {f} [figuratively] | :: something worthless or meaningless |
| Makulatur {f} [printing] | :: spoilage |
| -mal {suffix} | :: times |
| mal. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mundartlich |
| mal {adv} | :: times (indicating multiplication of two numbers) |
| mal {adv} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of einmal, may serve to introduce a new information |
| mal {adv} [colloquial] | :: Softening a sentence, thus making a request or command more polite. By extension, indicating a command or request |
| Mal {n} | :: time (as in the first time; many times) |
| Mal {n} | :: occasion, case, occurrence |
| Mal {n} | :: mark, sign |
| Mal {n} | :: mole (on skin) |
| Malabsorption {f} | :: malabsorption |
| Malachit {m} [mineral] | :: malachite |
| malad {adj} | :: unwell |
| malade {adj} | :: ill, unwell, sick |
| Malaie {m} | :: Malay (man) |
| Malaiin {f} | :: Malay (woman) |
| malaiisch {adj} | :: Malay |
| Malaiisch {n} | :: Malay (language) |
| Malaise {f} | :: malaise |
| Malaria {f} | :: malaria |
| Malariaerreger {m} | :: malaria pathogen |
| Malariasymptom {n} | :: malaria symptom |
| Maläse {f} | :: alternative spelling of Malaise |
| Malawi {prop} {n} | :: Malawi |
| Malawier {m} | :: Malawian (A male person from Malawi or of Malawian descent) |
| Malawierin {f} | :: Malawian (A female person from Malawi or of Malawian descent) |
| malawisch {adj} | :: Malawian (Of, from, or pertaining to Malawi or the Malawian people) |
| Malayalam {n} | :: Malayalam |
| Malaysia {prop} {n} | :: Malaysia |
| Malaysien {n} [Austria] | :: Malaysia |
| Malaysier {m} | :: Malaysian |
| Malaysierin {f} | :: A female Malaysian |
| malaysisch {adj} | :: Malaysian |
| Malbuch {n} | :: coloring book |
| Malde {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| maledeien {v} [dated] | :: to condemn, curse |
| Malediven {prop} {p} | :: Maldives |
| Malediver {m} | :: Maldivian (male person from the Maldives or of Maldivian descent) |
| Malediverin {f} | :: Maldivian (female person from the Maldives or of Maldivian descent) |
| maledivisch {adj} | :: Maldivian (Of, from, or pertaining to the Maldives, the Maldivian people or the Maldivian language.) |
| Maledivisch {n} | :: Dhivehi |
| malen {vi} | :: to paint (do paintwork) |
| malen {vti} | :: to paint (create a painting) |
| malen {v} [loosely] | :: to draw, depict (with a pencil, computer program, etc.) |
| Maler {m} | :: agent noun of malen (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Maler {m} | :: painter (artist who paints pictures) |
| Maler {m} | :: painter (skilled worker who paints walls etc.) |
| Malerbetrieb {m} | :: decorating business, painting contractor |
| Malerei {f} | :: painting (action or activity) |
| Malerfarbe {f} [art] | :: artist's colour/paint |
| Malerin {f} | :: painter (female), paintress [dated] |
| malerisch {adj} | :: relating to painting, the work of a painter; painterly |
| malerisch {adj} [especially of nature, landscape] | :: picturesque; scenic |
| malerischer {adj} | :: comparative of malerisch |
| malerischsten {adj} | :: superlative of malerisch |
| Malerkitt {m} | :: painter's putty |
| Malheur {n} | :: mishap |
| Mali {prop} {n} | :: Mali (country) |
| malisch {adj} | :: Malian (Of, from, or pertaining to Mali or the Malian people) |
| maliziös {adj} | :: malicious |
| Malle {prop} {n} [colloquial] | :: short for Mallorca |
| Mallnitz {prop} {n} | :: Mallnitz (municipality) |
| Mallorca {prop} {n} | :: Mallorca/Majorca (island) |
| Mallorka {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Mallorca |
| malmen {v} [rare] | :: to grind loudly (the teeth, for example as part of the process of eating or as bruxism) |
| Malmö {prop} {n} | :: Malmö (city) |
| malnehmen {v} | :: to multiply |
| Malnehmen {n} | :: multiplication |
| malochen {v} | :: to drudge, labour |
| Malocher {m} | :: laborer |
| malocht {v} | :: past participle of malochen |
| Malonsäure {f} [organic compound] | :: malonic acid |
| Malonsäureanhydrid {n} [organic compound] | :: malonic anhydride |
| Mals {prop} | :: Mals (municipality) |
| Mäls {prop} | :: A village in Balzers, Liechtenstein |
| Malta {prop} {n} | :: Malta |
| Malte {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| Malte {prop} | :: given name |
| Malter {m} {n} [historical] | :: A former unit of volume whose precise size varied according to location and material measured; generally in the range of 100 to 200 liters |
| Malter {m} {n} [archaic, Austria] | :: mortar (mixture of lime or cement, sand and water) |
| Malter {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Malters {prop} | :: Malters (municipality) |
| Maltese {m} | :: person from Malta; Maltese |
| Malteser {m} | :: Maltese (male or female inhabitant of Malta) |
| Malteser {m} | :: member of the Order [of the Knights] of Malta |
| Malteser {m} | :: Maltese (a small breed of dog) |
| Malteserin {prop} {f} | :: Maltese (female inhabitant of Malta) |
| Malteserkreuz {n} | :: Maltese cross |
| Malteserorden {prop} {m} | :: Order [of the Knights] of Malta |
| maltesisch {adj} | :: Maltese |
| Maltesisch {prop} {n} | :: Maltese (language of Malta) |
| malthusisch {adj} | :: Malthusian |
| malträtieren {v} [chiefly colloquial] | :: to mistreat something (use or treat with little care) |
| malträtieren {v} [colloquial, humorous, otherwise archaic] | :: to abuse; to maltreat someone |
| Malve {f} | :: mallow |
| Malware {f} | :: drawing goods, such as colored pencils, ink, etc |
| Malz {n} | :: malt |
| Malzbier {n} | :: malt beer |
| Mama {f} | :: mum, mummy, mom, mommy |
| Mamba {f} | :: mamba (snake) |
| Mambo {m} | :: mambo (music) |
| Mambo {m} | :: mambo (dance) |
| mamertinisch {adj} | :: Mamertine |
| Mami {f} | :: mom, mum |
| Mammakarzinom {n} [pathology] | :: breast cancer |
| Mammografie {f} | :: mammography |
| Mammographie {f} | :: mammography |
| Mammon {m} | :: Mammon |
| Mammon {m} [colloquial] | :: money |
| Mammoth Mountain {prop} {m} | :: Mammoth Mountain, a volcanic area in California |
| Mammut {n} | :: mammoth |
| mampfen {v} [colloquial] | :: to munch |
| Mamsell {f} [dated or humorous] | :: damsel, miss |
| Mamsell {f} [dated] | :: housekeeper |
| Mamsellchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mamsell |
| man {pron} | :: one, you (indefinite pronoun; construed as a third-person singular) |
| man {pron} | :: they, people (people in general) |
| man {pron} | :: someone, somebody (some unspecified person) |
| man {pron} | :: they (some unspecified group of people) |
| man {adv} [colloquial, regional, northern Germany] | :: just; only |
| MAN {prop} | :: initialism of Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg (a German mechanical engineering company) |
| Management {n} | :: management (administration; the process or practice of managing) |
| Managementsystem {n} [management] | :: management system |
| managen {v} | :: to manage (organise) |
| managen | :: "manage (du) manage (du) " |
| managen | :: "Conjugation of [[managen|managen]]" & "Composed forms of [[managen|managen]]" |
| Manager {m} | :: manager [see usage notes below] (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Manager {m} | :: agent of an artist or sportsperson (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Manati {m} | :: manatee |
| manch {pron} [used as an adjective or a noun] | :: many a; many; some |
| mancherlei {adj} | :: Various, of many types |
| mancherorts {adv} | :: in some places |
| manchmal {adv} | :: sometimes |
| Mandant {m} | :: client (of a lawyer) |
| Mandarin {m} | :: mandarin (Chinese Imperial official) |
| Mandarin {prop} {n} | :: Mandarin, standard Chinese |
| Mandarine {f} | :: mandarin orange (fruit) |
| Mandarinente {f} | :: mandarin duck |
| Mandarinfisch {m} | :: mandarin fish (colorful saltwater fish, Synchiropus splendidus) |
| Mandat {n} | :: mandate (official command) |
| Mandatar {m} | :: mandatary |
| Mandatar {m} [Austria] | :: deputy, representative |
| mandatorisch {adj} | :: mandatory |
| Mandel {f} | :: almond |
| Mandel {f} [anatomy, in brain] | :: amygdala |
| Mandel {f} [anatomy, in throat] | :: tonsil |
| Mandel {n} | :: a quantity of 15 |
| Mandel {f} | :: a quantity of 15 |
| Mandelbaum {m} | :: almond tree |
| Mandelbaum {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Mandelbrotmenge {f} | :: Mandelbrot set |
| Mandelentzündung {f} [pathology] | :: tonsillitis |
| Mandelmilch {f} | :: almond milk |
| mandibulär {adj} | :: mandibular |
| Mandioka {f} | :: cassava |
| Mandoline {f} | :: mandolin |
| Mandschurei {prop} | :: Manchuria |
| Manege {f} [circus] | :: ring |
| Manen {p} | :: manes |
| Manfred {prop} | :: given name revived in the 19th century and popular in the 20th century |
| mang {prep} [regional, northern Germany, chiefly colloquial, dated] | :: among; amidst |
| Manga {m} | :: manga (a Japanese comic) |
| Mangan {n} | :: manganese |
| Manganat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: manganate |
| Mangancarbonat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese carbonate |
| Mangandioxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese dioxide |
| Manganerz {n} | :: manganese ore |
| Mangangruppe {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: manganese group |
| Manganhalogenid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: manganese halide |
| manganhaltig {adj} [mineralogy] | :: manganese-bearing |
| Manganhydroxide {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese hydroxide |
| Manganin {n} | :: manganin |
| Manganit {m} [mineral] | :: manganite |
| Manganknolle {f} | :: manganese nodule |
| Mangannitrid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese nitride |
| Manganocen {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganocene |
| Manganometrie {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: manganometry |
| manganometrisch {adj} | :: manganometric |
| Manganoxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese oxide |
| manganreich {adj} [mineralogy] | :: manganese-rich |
| Mangansilikat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese silicate |
| Mangansulfat {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese sulfate |
| Mangantetrafluorid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: manganese tetrafluoride |
| Mangel {m} | :: lack |
| Mangel {m} | :: deficiency (dietary) |
| Mangel {f} | :: mangle |
| Mangelerkrankung {f} [pathology] | :: deficiency disease |
| Mangelernährung {f} | :: malnutrition |
| Mangelerscheinung {f} | :: deficiency |
| mangelhaft {adj} | :: defective |
| Mangelhaftigkeit {f} | :: deficiency |
| Mangelhaftigkeit {f} | :: defectiveness |
| mangeln {v} | :: to lack |
| mangelnd {adj} | :: lacking, wanting, insufficient |
| mangels {prep} [with genitive] | :: for lack of |
| Mangelsymptom {n} | :: deficiency symptom |
| Mangelversorgung {f} | :: lack of supply |
| Mangelware {f} | :: scarce good |
| Mangelzustand {m} | :: (state of) deficiency |
| Mango {f} | :: mango (fruit) |
| Mangold {m} | :: chard (Beta vulgaris var. cicla) |
| Mangostane {f} | :: mangosteen |
| Mangrove {f} | :: mangrove |
| Mangrovenwald {m} | :: mangrove forest |
| Mangroveralle {f} | :: chestnut rail |
| man hat schon Pferde kotzen sehen {proverb} [vulgar] | :: anything can happen |
| Manhattan {prop} {n} | :: Manhattan (borough/and/island) |
| Manhattan {m} | :: Manhattan (cocktail) |
| manichäisch {adj} | :: Manichaean |
| Manie {f} | :: mania |
| Manier {f} [arts] | :: manner, style |
| Manier {f} | :: Plural: see Manieren |
| Manieren {fp} | :: manners |
| manieriert {adj} | :: mannered, affected |
| Manieriertheit {f} | :: mannerism |
| manierlich {adj} | :: mannerly |
| manierlich {adj} | :: well-mannered |
| manifest {adj} | :: manifest |
| Manifest {n} | :: manifesto |
| Manifest {n} | :: manifest |
| maniform {adj} | :: Having the form of a mania |
| Maniküre {f} | :: manicure |
| Manila {prop} {n} | :: Manila (capital city) |
| Manioc {noun} | :: alternative form of Maniok |
| Manioca {f} | :: alternative form of Manioka |
| Maniok {m} | :: cassava, manioc |
| Manioka {noun} | :: manioc [cassava] |
| Manipulation {f} | :: manipulation |
| manipulativ {adj} | :: manipulative |
| manipulierbar {adj} | :: manipulable |
| Manipulierbarkeit {f} | :: manipulability |
| manipulieren {v} | :: to manipulate |
| Manipulierer {m} | :: manipulator |
| Manipuliererin {f} | :: A female manipulator |
| manipuliert {v} | :: past participle of manipulieren |
| Manipulierung {f} | :: manipulation |
| manisch {adj} | :: manic |
| manisch-depressiv {adj} | :: manic-depressive |
| man ist, was man isst {proverb} | :: you are what you eat |
| Mank {prop} {n} | :: Mank (municipality) |
| Mank {prop} {f} | :: Mank (river) |
| Manko {n} | :: shortcoming |
| man muss das Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist {proverb} | :: one should strike while the iron is hot |
| man muss mit den Wölfen heulen {proverb} | :: Behave as those around do, so as to not get into trouble; when in Rome, do as the Romans do |
| Mann {m} | :: man, male human being |
| Mann {m} | :: husband |
| Männchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mann: a little or small man |
| Männchen {n} | :: a male animal or a male plant |
| Männchen {n} | :: a trick that dogs or other quadrupeds do, consisting of resting on their hind legs with an upright body (and begging) |
| Männeken {n} [regional, northern Germany, chiefly colloquial] | :: diminutive of Mann, usually pejorative |
| Mannequin {n} [person who serves as a subject for fashion] | :: model |
| Männerchor {m} | :: male choir |
| Männerfuss {m} | :: alternative spelling of Männerfuß |
| Männerfuß {m} | :: man's foot |
| männermordend {adj} | :: man-killer (seductress, attributive) |
| Männerstimme {f} | :: male voice, man's voice |
| Mannesmann {prop} | :: surname |
| mannhaft {adj} | :: manly |
| mannhaft {adj} | :: brave, bold |
| Mannheim {prop} {n} | :: Mannheim (city) |
| Mannheim {prop} {n} [historical] | :: One of the four districts of the Grand Duchy of Baden |
| Mannheimer {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Mannheim |
| mannigfach {adj} | :: manifold, multifarious |
| mannigfaltig {adj} | :: diverse, manifold, varied, multifarious |
| Mannigfaltigkeit {f} | :: diversity |
| Mannigfaltigkeit {f} [math] | :: manifold (topological space) |
| männiglich {pron} [archaic, outside, Switzerland] | :: everyone |
| männiglich {pron} [archaic, outside, Switzerland] | :: general |
| Mann im Mond {m} | :: man in the moon |
| Männin {f} [biblical] | :: woman |
| Männin {f} [rare] | :: manly woman |
| Manning {prop} {n} | :: Manning (municipality) |
| Männlein {n} [southern, possibly dated] | :: male animal |
| Männlein {n} | :: diminutive of Mann |
| männlich {adj} | :: male |
| männlich {adj} | :: manly |
| männlich {adj} [grammar, not comparable] | :: masculine |
| männlicher {adj} | :: comparative of männlich |
| Männlichkeit {f} | :: manliness, manhood, masculinity |
| Männlichkeit {f} [euphemistic] | :: male genitalia |
| männlichsten {adj} | :: superlative of männlich |
| mannmännlich {adj} | :: homosexual (male) |
| Mannomann {interj} | :: expression of astonishment |
| Mannsbild {n} | :: man, male [often with the connotation of being strong, handsome or manly] |
| Mannschaft {f} | :: crew members of a ship |
| Mannschaft {f} | :: team (group of people) |
| Mannschaft {f} [now, rare] | :: group of soldiers belonging to one military unit |
| Mannschaft {prop} {f} | :: the national football team of Germany |
| Mannschaftsraum {m} [nautical] | :: seamen's mess |
| Mannschaftsraum {m} [sports] | :: team quarters, crew's quarters |
| Mannschaftsriege {f} | :: team selection, team side, team lineup (sports, politics etc.) |
| mannshoch {adj} | :: man-high |
| Mannsperson {f} | :: man |
| Mannsschild {m} | :: any plant of the genus Androsace |
| mannstoll {adj} | :: man-mad, nymphomaniac |
| Mannweib {n} [derogatory] | :: manly woman |
| Manometer {n} | :: manometer (instrument) |
| Manometer {interj} | :: oh man [an exclamation of astonishment or annoyance] |
| Manöver {n} | :: maneuver |
| manövrieren {v} | :: to maneuver |
| manövrierfähig {adj} | :: maneuverable |
| Manövrierfähigkeit {f} | :: maneuverability |
| Mansarddach {n} | :: mansard roof |
| Mansarde {f} | :: loft apartment, attic flat [UK]; [often single room] |
| Manschette {f} | :: cuff |
| Manschette {f} | :: sleeve |
| Mansfeld {prop} | :: Mansfeld (town) |
| Mansfelder {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Mansfeld |
| man soll den Tag nicht vor dem Abend loben {proverb} | :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched |
| Mantel {m} | :: mantle |
| Mantel {m} | :: coat |
| Mantelaffe {m} | :: mantled guereza, pied tamarin, Saguinus bicolor |
| Mäntelchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mantel |
| Mantelplume {m} | :: mantle plume |
| Manteltier {n} [zoology] | :: tunicate |
| Mantisse {f} [maths] | :: mantissa |
| Mantra {n} | :: mantra |
| Manual {n} | :: manual (keyboard of an organ etc.) |
| Manuel {prop} {m} | :: given name borrowed from Spanish and Portuguese |
| Manuela {prop} {f} | :: given name borrowed from Spanish and Portuguese, popular during the second half of the 20th century |
| manuell {adj} | :: manual (done or operated by hand) |
| Manufaktur {f} | :: manufactory |
| Manuskript {n} | :: manuscript |
| Manx {n} | :: Manx Gaelic, the Goidelic Celtic language spoken on the Isle of Man |
| Mao {prop} | :: Mao; a Chinese surname, usually referring to Mao Zedong (in German Mao Tse-tung or rarer Mao Zedong) |
| Mao-Anzug {m} | :: Mao suit |
| Maoismus {m} | :: maoism |
| Mäppchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mappe |
| Mäppchen {n} [Germany] | :: pencil case |
| Mappe {f} | :: portfolio (case; collection) |
| Mappe {f} | :: briefcase |
| Mappe {f} | :: folder |
| Mappe {f} | :: plastic folder |
| Mappe {f} | :: loose-leaf binder |
| Mär {f} [literary] | :: an often repeated untruth, a fable, a false narrative |
| Mär {f} [archaic] | :: tale, fairytale, fable |
| Mär {f} [archaic] | :: tidings, news |
| Maraca {noun} | :: maraca [musical instrument] |
| Maracuja {f} | :: passion fruit (edible fruit) |
| Maraka {noun} | :: alternative form of Maraca |
| Marasmus {m} [medicine] | :: marasmus |
| marastisch {adj} [pathology] | :: marantic |
| Marathi {n} | :: one of the languages spoken in India; Marathi |
| Marathon {m} [sports or figuratively] | :: marathon |
| Marc {prop} {m} | :: given name borrowed from French |
| Marcel {prop} | :: given name |
| Marchegg {prop} {n} | :: Marchegg (municipality) |
| Märchen {n} | :: fairy tale |
| Märchenbuch {n} | :: book of fairytales |
| märchenhaft {adj} | :: fabulous |
| Marchtrenk {prop} {n} | :: Marchtrenk (municipality) |
| Marco {prop} | :: given name borrowed from Italian |
| Marcus {prop} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Markus |
| Marder {m} | :: marten |
| Mareike {prop} | :: given name, a Low German diminutive of Maria |
| Maren {prop} | :: given name |
| Marend {n} [Austria, Switzerland, South Tyrol] | :: afternoon snack |
| Marga {prop} | :: given name |
| Margareta {prop} | :: given name |
| Margarete {prop} | :: given name |
| Margaretha {prop} | :: given name |
| Margarethe {prop} {f} | :: given name, alternative spelling of Margarete |
| Margarine {f} | :: margarine |
| Margarodit {?} [mineral] | :: margarodite |
| Marge {f} | :: margin |
| Margell {f} [uncommon, dialectal, originally, Prussia] | :: a girl |
| Margellchen {n} | :: diminutive of Margell |
| Margerite {f} | :: oxeye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) |
| marginal {adj} | :: marginal |
| Margit {prop} | :: given name |
| Margot {prop} | :: given name |
| Margret {prop} | :: given name, a short form of Margarete, =Margaret |
| Margrit {prop} | :: given name derived from Margarete ( =Margaret) |
| Maria {prop} {f} {m} | :: given name |
| Maria {prop} {f} {m} | :: given name, used as a middle name, chiefly by Catholics |
| Maria Magdalena {prop} | :: Mary Magdalene [biblical character] |
| Marian {prop} | :: given name |
| Marianne {prop} | :: given name |
| Mariapfarr {prop} {n} | :: Mariapfarr (municipality) |
| Mariasdorf {prop} {n} | :: Mariasdorf (municipality) |
| Mariastein {prop} {n} | :: Mariastein (municipality) |
| Maria von Magdala {prop} | :: Mary Magdalene [biblical character] |
| Mariazell {prop} {n} | :: Mariazell (municipality) |
| Marie {prop} {f} | :: given name, a German variant of Maria, or borrowed from French |
| Marie {f} [slang, Austria] | :: money |
| Marienberg {prop} | :: A town in Erzgebirgskreis, Saxony |
| Marienglas {n} [mineral] | :: selenite |
| Marienkäfer {m} | :: ladybug, ladybird |
| Marie-Theres {prop} | :: given name |
| Marie-Therese {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Marihuana {n} | :: marijuana |
| Marille {f} [Austria] | :: apricot |
| Marillenknödel {m} [cooking] | :: apricot dumpling |
| marin {adj} | :: marine |
| Marina {prop} | :: given name |
| Marinade {f} | :: marinade |
| Marine {f} | :: navy |
| marinieren {v} | :: to marinate |
| Mario {prop} | :: given name |
| Marion {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Marionette {f} | :: A marionette or any type of puppet generally |
| marionettengleich {adj} | :: puppet (attributive) |
| Marionettenregierung {f} | :: puppet government |
| Mariske {f} | :: anal skin tag |
| maritim {adj} | :: maritime |
| Marius {prop} | :: given name of Latin origin |
| Marjell {f} | :: alternative spelling of Margell |
| Marjellchen {n} | :: diminutive of Marjell |
| Mark {f} | :: the name of a currency, mark |
| Mark {f} | :: a usually fortified area along the border; marches |
| Mark {prop} {m} | :: given name, short form of compound names beginning with the Germanic element mark "area along the border", such as Markolf and Markward |
| Mark {n} | :: marrow |
| Mark {n} | :: pith, the solid mass in the inner of a fruit |
| Mark {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Mark {m} | :: alternative form of Merk |
| markant {adj} | :: distinctive (easily identifiable) |
| markant {adj} | :: striking (individual and impressive) |
| Markasit {m} [mineral] | :: marcasite |
| Marke {f} | :: mark (like trade mark), brand |
| Marke {f} | :: stamp (for letters) |
| Markenname {m} | :: brand name |
| markenrechtlich {adj} [legal] | :: trademarked |
| markentypisch {adj} | :: typical of a certain brand, typical of a certain (trade) mark |
| Markenzeichen {n} | :: trademark |
| markerschütternd {adj} | :: bloodcurdling, agonizing, excruciating, piercing |
| Marketender {m} [military] | :: sutler |
| Marketing {n} | :: marketing (promotion, distribution and selling of a product or service) |
| Markgraf {m} [historical] | :: margrave, marquess |
| markieren {v} | :: to mark (indicate) |
| markieren {v} [social networking] | :: to tag (to mention a friend to notify) |
| Markierung {f} | :: mark, marking, tag |
| Markierung {f} | :: brand |
| Markierungsschnittstelle {f} [software, design] | :: marker interface pattern |
| Markierungsschnittstelle {f} [software, object-oriented] | :: marker interface |
| markig {adj} | :: terse, pithy |
| markig {adj} | :: string, powerful, sturdy |
| märkisch {adj} | :: Of or from the Margraviate of Brandenburg |
| märkisch {adj} | :: Of or from the County of Mark or Märkischer Kreis |
| Markise {f} [historical] | :: marquise |
| Markise {f} | :: marquise (style of cut gemstone) |
| Markise {f} | :: awning |
| Marko {prop} | :: given name |
| Markör {m} | :: billiard-marker, marker |
| Markör {m} [Austria, dated] | :: waiter |
| Markör {m} [agriculture] | :: furrow opener |
| Markt {m} | :: market |
| Markt {m} [title that is prepended to a town name] | :: market town |
| Marktanteil {m} [economics] | :: market share |
| marktbar {adj} | :: marketable |
| markten {v} | :: to do business, to have commerce and that often with haggling |
| marktfähig {adj} | :: marketable |
| Marktführer {m} | :: market leader, brand leader |
| Marktgemeinde {f} | :: market town |
| Marktl {prop} | :: Marktl (village) |
| Marktnische {f} | :: niche market |
| Marktplatz {m} | :: marketplace, market square (open area in a town housing a public market) |
| Marktstruktur {f} [economics] | :: market structure |
| Marktwert {m} | :: market value |
| Marktwirtschaft {f} [economics] | :: market economy (type of economy) |
| marktwirtschaftlich {adj} [economics] | :: market economy (attributive) |
| Markus {prop} | :: Mark the Evangelist [biblical character] |
| Markus {prop} | :: given name |
| Marleen {prop} | :: given name |
| Märlein {n} [obsolete] | :: synonym of Märchen |
| Marlen {prop} | :: given name |
| Marlene {prop} | :: given name |
| Marlies {prop} | :: given name, combination of Maria and Elisabeth |
| Marlis {prop} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Marlies |
| Marmel {f} [dated] | :: alternative form of Murmel |
| Marmelade {f} [Germany, Austria] | :: jam |
| Marmelade {f} [EU regulation] | :: marmalade |
| Marmor {m} [rock] | :: marble |
| Marmorkatze {f} | :: marbled cat [Pardofelis marmorata] |
| Marmorkrebs {m} | :: marbled crayfish |
| marmorn {adj} [attributive] | :: marble |
| Marmortisch {m} | :: marble table |
| Marne {prop} {n} | :: Marne (town) |
| Marne {prop} {n} | :: Marne (city) |
| marode {adj} | :: ailing |
| marode {adj} | :: ramshackle |
| Marodeur {m} | :: marauder (male or of unspecified sex) |
| marodieren {vi} | :: to maraud |
| Marokkaner {m} | :: Moroccan (person from Morocco) |
| Marokkanerin {f} | :: Moroccan (female person from Morocco) |
| marokkanisch {adj} | :: Moroccan (pertaining to Morocco) |
| Marokko {prop} {n} | :: Morocco |
| Marone {f} | :: sweet chestnut (fruit) |
| Marone {f} [fungi] | :: bay bolete |
| maronitisch {adj} | :: Maronite, Maronitic |
| Marotte {f} | :: quirk, idiosyncrasy |
| Marotte {f} | :: marotte (prop stick or sceptre with a carved head on it) |
| Marquis {m} | :: marquess |
| Marquise {f} | :: marquise, marchioness |
| Marrakesch {prop} {n} | :: Marrakech |
| Mars {prop} {m} | :: Mars (planet) |
| Mars {prop} {m} | :: Mars (Roman god) |
| Marsberg {prop} {n} | :: A town in Sauerland, Germany |
| Marsch {m} | :: march |
| Marsch {f} [geography] | :: marsh |
| Marschall {m} [military] | :: marshal; field marshal (highest military rank in some armies) |
| Marschall {m} [historic] | :: marshal (officer in the household of a medieval prince) |
| Marschallstab {noun} [military] | :: baton |
| Marschflugkörper {m} | :: cruise missile |
| marschieren {v} | :: to march (to walk with others in a column, in step) |
| marschieren {v} | :: to march (to walk taking long, regular strides) |
| marschiert auf {v} | :: past participle of aufmarschieren |
| Marschmusik {f} | :: The genre marching music, written to march on (as in military or other parade context) and/or in binary measure |
| Marschroute {f} [military] | :: route of marching |
| Marschroute {f} [figuratively] | :: line of approach, tactics |
| Marseille {prop} | :: Marseille (capital city) |
| Marseiller {m} | :: Marseillais (native or inhabitant of Marseille) |
| Marshalling {n} [software] | :: marshalling |
| Marshallinseln {prop} {p} | :: Marshall Islands |
| marshallisch {adj} | :: Marshallese |
| Marshmallow {n} | :: marshmallow (confectionery) |
| Marshsch {adj} | :: Marsh (surname) (attributive) |
| Marssymbol {n} | :: Mars symbol |
| Marstall {m} | :: royal stable |
| Marta {prop} | :: Martha [biblical character] |
| Marta {prop} | :: given name |
| Marter {f} | :: torture, ordeal |
| martern {v} | :: to torture, to martyr |
| Martha {prop} {f} | :: Martha (biblical figure) |
| Martha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| martialisch {adj} | :: martial, menacing |
| Martin {prop} | :: given name |
| Martin {prop} | :: surname |
| Martina {prop} | :: given name |
| Martingal {n} | :: martingale (piece of harness) |
| Martini {m} | :: martini (cocktail) |
| Martinsberg {prop} {n} | :: Martinsberg (municipality) |
| Martinsberg {prop} {n} [historical] | :: Marcinków, Poland |
| Martinsberg {prop} {n} | :: Șomartin, Romania |
| Martinsgans {f} | :: roast goose traditionally eaten at Martinmas |
| Märtyrer {m} [religion] | :: martyr |
| Märtyrerin {f} [religion] | :: (female) martyr |
| Märtyrertum {n} | :: martyrdom |
| Martyrologium {n} | :: martyrology |
| Marunke {f} [East Central German] | :: Prunus domestica subsp. intermedia [the plant is dated] |
| Marvin {prop} | :: given name |
| Marwig {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Marwin {prop} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Marvin |
| Marx {prop} | :: surname |
| Marxismus {m} | :: Marxism |
| Marxismus-Leninismus {prop} | :: Marxism-Leninism |
| Marxist {m} | :: Marxist |
| Marxistin {f} | :: a female Marxist |
| marxistisch {adj} | :: Marxist |
| Marz {prop} {n} | :: Marz (municipality) |
| März {m} | :: March |
| Märzenbecher {m} | :: snowflake (flower): Leucojum vernum |
| Marzipan {n} {m} [generally uncountable] | :: marzipan |
| Marzipankartoffel {f} | :: A spherical marzipan sweet popularly eaten at Christmas |
| Mascara {m} [neologism, especially, advertising] | :: synonym of Wimperntusche |
| Masche {f} [knitting, crocheting] | :: stitch |
| Masche {f} | :: hole (in a net) |
| Masche {f} | :: link (in chainmail) |
| Masche {f} [colloquial] | :: trick, scam, shtick |
| Maschendrahtzaun {m} | :: wire net fence, wire mesh fence, chain link fence |
| Maschikuli {m} | :: machicolation |
| Maschine {f} | :: machine |
| Maschine {f} | :: engine |
| Maschine {f} [slightly, colloquial] | :: airplane |
| Maschine {f} [colloquial] | :: motorcycle |
| maschinell {adj} | :: mechanical, automatic |
| maschinelles Lernen {n} | :: machine learning |
| Maschinenbau {m} | :: engineering, especially mechanical engineering |
| Maschinenfabrik {f} | :: machine-producing plant (factory or industrial facility) |
| Maschinenführer {m} | :: operator, machine operator |
| Maschinengewehr {n} | :: machine gun |
| maschinenlesbar {adj} | :: machine-readable |
| maschinenmäßig {adj} | :: machinelike |
| Maschinenmusik {f} [music] | :: Literally translating as machine music. Music with tones in structured manner produced by digital or analog instruments (machines) on the basis of mathematical or/and musical algorithms |
| Maschinenpistole {f} | :: submachine gun |
| Maschinenraum {m} | :: engine room |
| maschinenschriftlich {adj} | :: typewritten |
| Maschinensprache {f} [programming] | :: machine language (set of instructions for a computer) |
| Maschinenstürmer {m} | :: Luddite |
| Maschinenstürmerin {f} | :: feminine noun of Maschinenstürmer |
| Maschinerie {f} | :: machinery |
| Maschinführer {m} | :: alternative form of Maschinenführer |
| Maser {f} | :: knot (bright excrescence on the trunk of a tree) |
| Masern {p} | :: measles |
| Maserung {f} | :: grain (linear texture of material or surface) |
| mask. {adj} | :: abbreviation of maskulin |
| Maskara {m} | :: alternative spelling of Mascara |
| Maskarenen {prop} {fp} | :: Mascarenes, the Mascarene Islands |
| Maske {f} | :: mask |
| Maske {f} [film production or theater] | :: workspace of an make-up artist |
| Maske machen {v} [film production or theater] | :: to make-up (an actor), to perform the activity of an make-up artist |
| Maskenball {m} | :: masked ball |
| Maskenbildner {m} | :: make-up artist (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Maskerade {f} | :: masquerade |
| maskieren {vt} | :: to mask |
| Maskottchen {n} | :: mascot |
| maskulin {adj} | :: masculine, manly |
| maskulin {adj} [grammar] | :: masculine, of or pertaining to the masculine gender |
| Maskulinum {n} [grammar, no plural] | :: masculine, masculine gender |
| Maskulinum {n} [grammar] | :: masculine, a word (like a substantive, pronoun) with masculine gender |
| Masochismus {m} [psychology, strictly] | :: masochism (sexual enjoyment of receiving pain or humiliation) |
| Masochismus {m} [loosely] | :: masochism (joyful wallowing in pain or hardship) |
| Masochist {m} | :: masochist |
| masochistisch {adj} [psychology, strictly] | :: masochistic (experiencing sexual enjoyment in the receiving of pain or humiliation) |
| masochistisch {adj} [loosely] | :: masochistic (joyfully wallowing in pain or hardship) |
| Mass {noun} | :: alternative spelling of Maß |
| Maß {n} | :: size |
| Maß {n} | :: extent |
| Maß {n} | :: measure |
| Maß {n} | :: moderation |
| Maß {f} [Southern Germany] | :: a litre/tankard of beer |
| Massage {f} | :: massage |
| Massaker {n} | :: massacre |
| massakrieren {v} | :: to massacre |
| Maßanzug {m} | :: bespoke suit, made-to-measure suit |
| Maßband {n} | :: tape measure |
| Masse {f} | :: mass [quantity of matter] |
| Masse {f} | :: matter |
| Masse {f} [electricity] | :: ground |
| Maßeinheit {f} | :: unit of measure |
| maßeinheitslos {adj} [physics] | :: dimensionless (Lacking a unit of measure) |
| massen {conj} | :: alternative spelling of maßen |
| maßen {conj} [archaic] | :: since |
| Massenanteil {m} [chemistry] | :: mass fraction |
| Massenarbeitslosigkeit {f} | :: mass unemployment |
| Massenbewegung {f} | :: movement with many people; mass movement |
| Massendefekt {m} [physics] | :: mass defect |
| Massendifferenz {f} [physics] | :: mass difference, mass defect |
| Massengrab {n} | :: mass grave |
| massenhaft {adj} | :: in vast numbers, of vast numbers |
| Massenkarambolage {f} | :: pile-up (major car accident, typically involving five or more vehicles) |
| Massenkommunikation {f} | :: mass communication |
| Massenkunstoff {m} | :: bulk plastics, mass-produced plastics |
| Massenkunstoffe {m} | :: commodity plastics |
| Massenmedium {n} | :: mass medium |
| Massenmord {m} | :: mass murder |
| Massenmörder {m} | :: mass murderer |
| Massenproduktion {f} | :: mass production |
| Massenprozent {n} | :: percentage by mass |
| Massenspektrometer {n} | :: mass spectrometer |
| Massenspektrometrie {f} [chemistry, physics] | :: mass spectrometry |
| massenspektrometrisch {adj} | :: mass-spectrometric |
| massentauglich {adj} | :: popular, mainstream (suitable for the mass of the people) |
| Massentötung {f} | :: mass killing |
| Massenunterschied {m} [physics] | :: mass difference, mass defect |
| Massenvergiftung {f} | :: mass (large-scale) poisoning |
| Massenvernichtungswaffe {f} | :: weapon of mass destruction |
| massenweise {adv} | :: many, lots of |
| Massenzahl {f} [physics] | :: mass number |
| Masseprozent {n} | :: percentage by weight |
| massereich {adj} | :: massive |
| Masseur {m} | :: masseur (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Masseurin {f} | :: masseuse (woman masseur), masseur (female) |
| Masseuse {f} | :: prostitute [working in a "massage parlor"] |
| Masseuse {f} [dated, female masseur] | :: masseuse |
| Maßgabe {f} | :: stipulation, proviso |
| massgebend {adj} | :: alternative spelling of maßgebend |
| maßgebend {adj} | :: authoritative |
| massgeblich {adj} | :: alternative spelling of maßgeblich |
| maßgeblich {adj} | :: applicable, relevant |
| maßgeblich {adj} | :: significant, decisive, authoritative |
| maßgeblich {adj} | :: essential |
| maßgeblich {adj} | :: prevailing, representative |
| Maßgeblichkeit {f} | :: relevance, decisiveness, authoritativeness |
| massieren {vti} | :: to massage |
| massieren {vt} | :: to mass, amass, concentrate, condense |
| massig {adj} | :: bulky (large in size, mass, or volume) |
| -mässig {suffix} | :: alternative spelling of -mäßig |
| -mäßig {suffix} | :: -like (having some of the characteristics of) |
| -mäßig {suffix} | :: -wise (with respect to, concerning) |
| mäßig {adj} | :: moderate, modest |
| Mäßigung {f} | :: temperance |
| massiv {adj} | :: solid, not hollow |
| massiv {adj} [figuratively] | :: heavy, massive |
| Massiv {n} | :: massif |
| Maßkolben {m} [chemistry] | :: volumetric flask |
| maßlos {adj} | :: exorbitant |
| maßlos {adj} | :: self-indulgent |
| maßlos {adv} | :: extremely, grossly |
| Massnahme {f} | :: alternative spelling of Maßnahme |
| Maßnahme {f} | :: measure (tactic or strategy) |
| Maßregel {f} | :: measure (action, legislation) |
| Massstab {m} | :: alternative spelling of Maßstab |
| Maßstab {m} | :: scale (on a map) |
| Maßstab {m} | :: measure, criterion |
| maßstabgerecht {adj} | :: alternative form of maßstabsgerecht |
| maßstabgetreu {adj} | :: alternative form of maßstabsgetreu |
| maßstabsgerecht {adj} | :: to scale, true to scale |
| maßstabsgetreu {adj} | :: to scale, true to scale |
| maßvoll {adj} | :: moderate |
| maßvoll {adj} | :: restrained |
| Mast {f} | :: fodder |
| Mast {f} | :: mast |
| Mast {m} | :: pylon |
| Mast {m} | :: mast |
| Mastbaum {m} | :: mast |
| Mastdarm {m} [anatomy] | :: rectum |
| Mastdarmakrobat {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: ass-kisser |
| Mastdarmakrobat {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: person interested in anal sex |
| mästen {v} | :: to fatten |
| Master {m} | :: master's degree |
| Master {m} | :: master graduate |
| Mastering {n} [sound] | :: audio mastering |
| Mastsau {f} | :: pig which is fattened for meat production |
| Mastsau {f} [vulgar, offensive] | :: fat person |
| Mästung {f} | :: fattening |
| Masturbation {f} | :: masturbation |
| masturbatorisch {adj} | :: masturbatory |
| masturbieren {v} | :: masturbate (to masturbate) |
| masturbiert {v} | :: past participle of masturbieren |
| Mastvieh {n} [collective] | :: beef cattle, fattened livestock raised for meat |
| Masuren {prop} | :: Masuren (area) |
| masurisch {adj} | :: Masurian |
| Masurium {n} | :: masurium |
| Matador {m} [bullfighting] | :: matador (bullfighter) |
| Match {n} [sports] | :: match |
| Material {n} | :: material (matter) |
| Materialermüdung {f} | :: material fatigue |
| Materialisation {f} | :: materialization, materialisation [UK] |
| materialisieren {v} | :: to materialize, to materialise [UK] |
| Materialismus {m} | :: materialism |
| materialistisch {adj} | :: materialistic |
| Materialklasse {f} | :: class of material |
| Materie {f} | :: matter |
| materiell {adj} | :: material |
| Mathe {f} {n} [colloquial] | :: math, maths (short form of mathematics) |
| Mathematik {f} | :: mathematics |
| Mathematiker {m} | :: mathematician (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mathematikerin {f} | :: mathematician (female) |
| mathematisch {adj} | :: mathematical |
| Mathias {prop} | :: given name, alternative spelling of Matthias |
| Mathilde {prop} | :: given name |
| Matinee {f} | :: matinee |
| Matinée {f} | :: alternative spelling of Matinee |
| Matjes {m} | :: young herring, usually pickled |
| Matjeshering {m} | :: young herring, usually pickled |
| Matratze {f} | :: mattress (a pad often of soft cushiony material for sleeping on) |
| Matratze {f} [vulgar, pejorative slang] | :: a promiscuous woman; whore; slut |
| Mätresse {f} [Renaissance] | :: mistress |
| matriarchalisch {adj} | :: matriarchal |
| Matrikel {f} | :: registering, matriculation |
| Matrix {f} [mathematics] | :: matrix |
| Matrose {m} | :: seaman; sailor [of low rank] (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Matsch {m} | :: mud |
| Matsch {m} | :: slush |
| matschen {v} | :: to splash or wallow in mud |
| matt {adj} | :: dull (not shiny) |
| matt {adj} | :: exhausted, weak, feeble (not lively, vigorous, energetic) |
| Matt {n} [chess] | :: mate, checkmate |
| Matte {f} | :: mat |
| Matte {f} [Switzerland or dialectal] | :: meadow |
| matter {adj} | :: comparative of matt |
| Matterhorn {prop} {n} | :: Matterhorn (mountain) |
| Mattersburg {prop} {n} | :: Mattersburg (municipality) |
| mattgolden {adj} | :: glossless gold (in colour) |
| mattgrau {adj} | :: dull / matt grey |
| Matthäus {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Matthew |
| Matthäus {prop} {m} | :: given name, rare in this form. Normal given name forms: Matthias, Mathias |
| Matthäusevangelium {n} [Bible] | :: Gospel of Matthew |
| Matthias {prop} [biblical character] | :: Matthias |
| Matthias {prop} | :: given name. Variant spelling: Mathias |
| Mattighofen {prop} {n} | :: Mattighofen (municipality) |
| Mattigkeit {f} | :: fatigue, exhaustion |
| Mattsee {prop} {n} | :: Mattsee (municipality) |
| matt setzen {v} | :: alternative form of mattsetzen |
| mattsetzen {v} | :: to checkmate |
| Matura {f} | :: matura; school-leaving exam such as the A level, Abitur etc |
| Maturität {f} [dated] | :: maturity; state of maturity |
| Maturität {f} [Switzerland] | :: Abitur |
| Maturität {f} [Switzerland] | :: higher education entrance qualification |
| Matuschek {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Matz {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Matz {m} [colloquial] | :: boy |
| Matz {m} [colloquial] | :: pig |
| Mätzchen {n} | :: antics, shenanigans |
| Matze {f} | :: matzo |
| Matzen {m} | :: synonym of Matze |
| mau {adj} | :: queasy, poor, poorly, ill, bad, lousy |
| mau {adj} | :: down, blue |
| mau {adv} | :: badly, bad |
| mau {adv} | :: slack |
| mauer {adj} | :: comparative of mau |
| Mauer {f} | :: a wall, usually one made of stone or concrete |
| Mauer {prop} {f} [always with definite article] | :: the Berlin Wall |
| Mauer {prop} {n} | :: Mauer (town) |
| Mauerassel {f} | :: Oniscus asellus, the common woodlouse |
| Mauerbach {prop} {n} | :: Mauerbach (municipality) |
| Mauerblümchen {n} | :: wallflower (socially awkward person) |
| Mäuerchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mauer |
| Mauerfall {m} | :: fall of the Berlin Wall |
| Mauerkirchen {prop} {n} | :: Mauerkirchen (municipality) |
| Mauerkrone {f} [architecture] | :: coping |
| Mauerkrone {f} [heraldry] | :: mural crown |
| Mauerkronenstein {m} | :: capstone, copestone, coping stone |
| Mauerlattich {m} | :: wall lettuce (Mycelis muralis, the only species in Mycelis, also listed as Lactuca muralis) |
| Mäuerlein {n} | :: diminutive of Mauer |
| mauern {v} | :: to build a wall, to lay bricks |
| Mauern {prop} {n} | :: Mauern (town) |
| Mauernische {f} | :: niche (recess in a wall) |
| Mauersegler {m} | :: common swift |
| Mauerspecht {m} | :: wall-pecker |
| Mauervorsprung {m} | :: projection on a wall |
| Mauke {f} | :: mud fever (infection of horses′ lower limbs) |
| Mauke {f} [colloquial, pejorative, chiefly plural, regional] | :: foot |
| Maul {n} | :: mouth of an animal |
| Maul {n} [pejorative] | :: mouth of a person |
| Maul {n} | :: a part of a tool that holds or carries something |
| Maulaffe {m} [originally] | :: head-shaped holder for fatwood, where the fatwood is put into the head's mouth |
| Maulaffe {m} | :: gaper |
| Maulbeere {f} | :: mulberry |
| Mäulchen {n} | :: diminutive of Maul |
| Maulesel {m} | :: hinny (hybrid offspring of a male horse and a female donkey) |
| maulfaul {adj} | :: taciturn, uncommunicative |
| Maulficker {m} [vulgar, offensive] | :: person who inserts his penis into another person's mouth |
| Maulgeige {f} [regional, musical instrument] | :: Jew's harp |
| Maulheld {m} [pejorative] | :: bragger |
| Maulhure {f} [vulgar, offensive] | :: woman who uses lewd language |
| Maulkorb {m} | :: muzzle (device to keep a dog from biting) |
| Maulkorb {m} [metaphorically] | :: an order, rule or law that intends to prevent someone from speaking, writing, publishing etc |
| Maulkorberlass {m} | :: gag order (decree muzzling freedom of speech) |
| Maulschelle {f} | :: A box on the ear, cuff on the ear |
| Maultasche {f} | :: Maultasche [Swabian pasta] |
| Maultasche {f} [dated] | :: slap in the face |
| Maultier {n} | :: mule (offspring of male donkey and female horse) |
| Maultrommel {f} | :: Jew's harp, mouth harp |
| Maul- und Klauenseuche {f} | :: foot-and-mouth disease |
| Maulwurf {m} | :: mole (small, burrowing insectivore of the family Talpidae) |
| Maulwurf {m} | :: mole (internal spy) |
| Maulwurfhügel {m} | :: molehill |
| Maulwurfsgrille {f} | :: mole cricket |
| Mau-Mau {n} | :: Mau Mau (card game) |
| Maure {m} | :: Moor (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mauren {prop} {n} | :: Mauren (municipality) |
| Maurer {m} | :: mason (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Maurer {m} | :: An inhabitant of Mauren |
| Maurer {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Mauretanien {prop} {n} | :: Mauretanien (country) |
| Mauretanier {m} | :: Mauritanian (male person from Mauritania) |
| Mauretanierin {f} | :: Mauritanian (female person from Mauritania) |
| mauretanisch {adj} | :: Mauritanian (Of, from, or pertaining to Mauritania, the Mauritanian people or the Mauritanian language) |
| maurisch {adj} | :: Moorish |
| mauritisch {adj} | :: Mauritian (of, from, or pertaining to Mauritius, its people, or their language or culture) |
| Mauritius {prop} {n} | :: Mauritius |
| Mauritius-Ralle {f} | :: red rail |
| Maus {f} | :: mouse (animal) |
| Maus {f} | :: mouse (computer input device) |
| Mauschel {m} [offensive, derogatory] | :: poor Jew |
| Mauscheldeutsch {prop} {n} | :: Yiddish-accented German |
| mauscheln {v} | :: to scheme, collude |
| mauscheln {v} | :: to cheat |
| mauscheln {v} | :: to mumble |
| mauscheln {v} | :: to speak Yiddish |
| Mäuschen {n} | :: diminutive of Maus |
| Mäuschen {n} | :: honey, sweetie, pumpkin (pet name) |
| Mäuschen {n} | :: fly on the wall (someone, usually theoretical, who listens at a private meeting) |
| Mäuschen {n} [possibly regional] | :: the funny bone |
| mause {adj} | :: synonym of mausetot |
| Mäuse {fp} [slang] | :: money |
| Mäusebussard {m} | :: common buzzard |
| Mausefalle {f} | :: mousetrap |
| Mauseloch {n} | :: mousehole |
| Mauser {f} | :: moult (the process in which a bird’s plumage renews) |
| Mauser {prop} | :: surname |
| Mäuserich {m} | :: male mouse |
| mausern {vr} | :: to moult feathers |
| mausern {vr} [figurative] | :: to change positively, improve; turn over a new leaf |
| Mäusespeck {m} | :: marshmallow (confectionery) |
| mausetot {adj} | :: stone dead, dead as a dodo, dead as a doornail |
| mausgrau {adj} | :: mousy (in colour) |
| Mausklick {m} | :: click (act of pressing a button on a computer mouse) |
| Mausoleum {n} | :: mausoleum |
| Mauß {f} | :: [dated] alternative spelling of Maus |
| Mauß {prop} {mf} | :: a German surname |
| maustot {adj} | :: alternative form of mausetot |
| Mauszeiger {m} [graphical user interface] | :: mouse cursor |
| Maut {f} [for a road, tunnel, etc.] | :: toll |
| Mauterndorf {prop} {n} | :: Mauterndorf (municipality) |
| mautfrei {adj} | :: toll-free |
| Mauthausen {prop} {n} | :: Mauthausen (municipality) |
| Mauthner {prop} | :: surname |
| mautpflichtig {adj} [attribute, as in: toll road] | :: toll; only possible (to drive on) after one has paid a toll |
| m.a.w. {adv} | :: abbreviation of mit anderen Worten |
| Max {prop} | :: given name, a popular shortened form of Maximilian |
| maxillar {adj} | :: maxillary |
| maxillär {adj} | :: maxillary |
| maximal {adj} | :: maximal |
| Maximalpigmentierter {m} [humorous] | :: black man |
| Maxime {f} | :: maxim |
| maximieren {v} | :: to maximize |
| Maximierung {f} | :: maximization |
| Maximilian {prop} | :: given name |
| Maximum {n} | :: maximum |
| Maya {m} | :: Maya |
| Maya {prop} | :: given name |
| mayaisch {adj} [rare] | :: Maya (Mayan) |
| mayanisch {adj} | :: Mayan |
| Mayer {prop} | :: surname A spelling variant of Meyer |
| Mayo {f} [colloquial] | :: mayonnaise |
| Mayonnaise {f} | :: mayonnaise |
| Mayrhof {prop} {n} | :: Mayrhof (municipality) |
| Mazedonien {prop} {n} | :: Macedonia (ancient Greek kingdom; region of northern Greece); alternative form of Makedonien |
| Mazedonien {prop} {n} | :: Macedonia, North Macedonia (country in the Balkan Peninsula) |
| Mazedonier {m} | :: person from Macedonia; Macedonian |
| mazedonisch {adj} | :: Macedonian (of Macedonia, its people or language) |
| Mazedonisch {prop} {n} | :: Macedonian (Slavic language of Macedonia) |
| Mäzen {m} | :: Maecenas, patron, sponsor |
| mäzenatisch {adj} | :: patronly |
| Mazze {f} | :: alternative spelling of Matze |
| md. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mitteldeutsch |
| Md. {prop} | :: abbreviation of Mitteldeutschland ≡ central Germany |
| me. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelenglisch |
| m. E. {phrase} | :: abbreviation of meines Erachtens IMO |
| m.E. {phrase} [sometimes proscribed] | :: initialism of meines Erachtens (in my opinion, IMO) |
| ME {noun} [real estate listing] | :: abbreviation of Mieteinnahmen |
| Mebibyte {n} | :: mebibyte (1,048,576 bytes) |
| Mechaniker {m} | :: mechanic, repairman, fitter, mechanician, machinist, grease monkey [colloquial - auto mechanic] (male or of unspecified sex) ["Mechaniker" is used in many compounds with multiple senses] |
| Mechanikerin {f} | :: mechanic, repairwoman, fitter, mechanician, machinist, grease monkey [colloquial - auto mechanic] (female) ["Mechanikerin" is used in many compounds with multiple senses] |
| mechanisch {adj} | :: mechanical |
| mechanisch {adv} | :: mechanically |
| Mechanismus {m} | :: mechanism |
| mechanistisch {adj} | :: mechanistic |
| Mechatronik {f} | :: mechatronics (synergistic combination) |
| Mechthild {prop} | :: given name, a medieval variant of Mathilde ( = Matilda) |
| meckern {v} | :: to bleat (sound of a goat) |
| meckern {v} | :: to moan, grouse, grump, bitch, beef, gripe |
| Mecklenburg {prop} {n} | :: Mecklenburg |
| Mecklenburger {m} | :: Mecklenburger (native or resident of Mecklenburg) |
| Mecklenburger {m} | :: Mecklenburger (horse breed) |
| mecklenburgisch {adj} | :: Mecklenburgish |
| Mecklenburg-Vorpommern {prop} {n} | :: Mecklenburg-Cispomerania, Mecklenburg-Hither Pomerania, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Mecklenburg-Upper Pomerania |
| Meck-Pomm {prop} | :: abbreviation of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern |
| Medaille {f} | :: medal |
| Medaillenspiegel {m} | :: medal table; medal count |
| Medaillon {n} | :: medallion, locket (a metallic pendant to store a small item) |
| Medaillon {n} | :: showy coin |
| Medaillon {n} [rare] | :: mole, naevus, birthmark |
| Media {f} [linguistics] | :: media |
| medial {adj} | :: medial |
| Median {m} | :: median (statistics: measure of central tendency) |
| Mediation {f} | :: mediation |
| Mediator {m} [law] | :: mediator (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mediator {m} [medicine, biology, biochemistry] | :: mediator |
| Mediatorin {f} [law] | :: female mediator |
| mediatorisch {adj} | :: mediatory |
| mediäval {adj} | :: medieval |
| Mediävistik {f} | :: medieval studies (academic study of the Middle Ages) |
| Medicane {m} [meteorology] | :: medicane |
| Medienbericht {m} | :: media report |
| Medienexperte {m} | :: media expert, expert on the media |
| Medienexpertin {f} | :: female media expert, female expert on the media |
| Mediengeschichte {f} | :: media history |
| mediengeschichtlich {adj} | :: media-historical |
| Medienhistoriker {m} | :: media historian (a specialist in the history of mass media) |
| Medienhistorikerin {f} | :: female media historian (a female specialist in the history of mass media) |
| medienhistorisch {adj} | :: media-historical |
| Medienhype {m} [internet] | :: media circus |
| medienpolitisch {adj} | :: media politics (attributive) |
| medienscheu {adj} | :: media-shy; low-profile |
| medienwirksam {adj} | :: effectively spread through the media |
| Medienwissenschaft {f} | :: media studies |
| Medienwissenschaftler {m} | :: media scholar (a specialist in the history and effects of mass media) |
| Medienwissenschaftlerin {f} | :: female media scholar (a female specialist in the history and effects of mass media) |
| Medikalisierung {noun} | :: medicalization |
| Medikament {n} | :: drug, medicine |
| medikamentös {adj} | :: medicinal |
| Medikation {f} | :: medication (all the medicines regularly taken by a patient) |
| medioker {adj} | :: mediocre |
| Meditation {f} | :: meditation |
| mediterran {adj} | :: Mediterranean |
| meditieren {v} | :: to meditate |
| Medium {n} [usually, in the plural] | :: media, medium (format for communicating or presenting information) |
| Medium {n} | :: medium (the nature of the surrounding environment, e.g. solid, liquid, gas, vacuum or a specific substance) |
| Medium {n} | :: medium (someone who supposedly conveys information from the spirit world) |
| Medizin {f} | :: medicine (the study of disease and treatment; the profession based thereon) |
| Medizin {f} [especially, figurative] | :: medicine (healing substance or cure) |
| Mediziner {m} | :: doctor (male or of unspecified sex) (physician) |
| Medizinerin {f} | :: doctor (female) (physician) |
| medizinisch {adj} | :: medicinal, medicated |
| medizinisch {adj} | :: medical |
| medizinische Chemie {f} [chemistry] | :: medicinal chemistry |
| Medizinprodukt {n} | :: medical product |
| Medizinstudent {m} | :: medical student (person attending medical school or receiving a medical education, male or of unspecified sex) |
| Medizinstudentin {m} | :: medical student (female) |
| Medizinstudium {n} | :: medicine studies, medical education |
| Medizintechnik {f} | :: medical technology / engineering |
| Medresse {f} | :: madrasah (Islamic school of higher learning) |
| Meer {n} | :: sea |
| Meer {n} [archaic, except in placenames] | :: lake |
| Meerbusen {m} | :: bay, gulf, inlet |
| Meereis {n} | :: sea ice |
| Meerenge {f} | :: strait (narrow channel of water) |
| Meeresalge {f} | :: seaweed |
| Meeresarm {m} | :: estuary |
| Meeresbiologie {f} | :: marine biology |
| Meeresboden {m} | :: seabed |
| Meereschemie {f} [chemistry] | :: chemical oceanography |
| Meeresfisch {m} | :: saltwater fish, seafish |
| Meeresfrüchte {p} | :: seafood |
| meeresgrün {adj} | :: sea green |
| Meeresgrün {n} | :: sea green |
| Meeresgrund {m} | :: ocean floor |
| Meereshorizont {m} | :: the sea's horizon |
| Meeresküste {f} | :: seashore, ocean shore, seacoast |
| Meereslebewesen {n} | :: marine organism |
| Meereslebewesen {n} [in the plural] | :: marine life |
| Meeresorganismus {m} | :: marine organism |
| Meeresschicht {f} | :: ocean layer |
| Meeresschildkröte {f} | :: sea turtle (any turtle that inhabits oceans) |
| Meeresschwamm {m} | :: marine sponge |
| Meeressediment {n} | :: marine sediment |
| Meeresspiegel {m} | :: sea level (the nominal height of the surface of the oceans above which heights of geographical features and aircraft flight levels are measured) |
| Meeresstrand {m} | :: seashore |
| Meeresstraße {f} [geography] | :: strait; narrow channel of water connecting to bigger bodies of water |
| Meeresstraße {f} [nautical] | :: waterway; a navigable body of water such as a river, channel or canal |
| Meeresströmung {f} | :: ocean current |
| Meerestier {n} [zoology] | :: marine animal |
| Meeresvogel {m} | :: seabird |
| Meerjungfrau {f} | :: mermaid |
| Meerkatze {f} | :: guenon (kind of monkey) |
| Meerrettich {m} | :: horseradish |
| Meerrettichsoße {f} | :: horseradish sauce |
| Meerrettichsuppe {f} | :: horseradish soup |
| Meersalz {n} | :: sea salt |
| Meerschaum {m} | :: seafoam (the foam of the churned-up sea) |
| Meerschaum {m} | :: a soft white mineral, meerschaum |
| Meerschaum {m} | :: air fern (a hydroid in the genus Sertularia) |
| Meerschwein {n} | :: porpoise |
| Meerschwein {n} [usually, diminutive] | :: guinea pig |
| Meerschweinchen {n} | :: guinea pig, cavy |
| Meersmann {prop} | :: surname |
| meerwärts {adv} | :: seawards |
| Meerwasser {n} | :: seawater |
| Meerwasserentsalzungsanlage {f} | :: seawater desalination plant |
| Meerwassersaline {f} | :: salt pan (for the evaporation of seawater) |
| Meeting {n} | :: meeting (in the sense of a gathering of people/parties for a purpose, often used with the definite article to refer to "meetings" or "a meeting ") |
| mega- {prefix} | :: mega- |
| Megabyte {n} | :: megabyte (about a million bytes) |
| Megacandela {n} | :: a megacandela, a million candelas |
| megacool {adj} [rare] | :: megacool (very cool) |
| Megafon {n} | :: loudhailer [UK], bullhorn [US] (electronic megaphone) |
| Megafon {n} [rare] | :: non-electric megaphone, speaking trumpet |
| Megajoule {n} | :: megajoule |
| megakurz {adj} | :: very short, megashort |
| megaloman {adj} | :: megalomaniacal |
| megalomanisch {adj} | :: megalomaniacal |
| Megalomärtyrer {m} | :: great martyr |
| Megalomärtyrerin {f} | :: great martyress; female equivalent of Megalomärtyrer |
| Megaphon {n} | :: alternative spelling of Megafon |
| Megatonne {f} | :: megaton |
| Megawatt {n} | :: megawatt |
| Meggenhofen {prop} {n} | :: Meggenhofen (municipality) |
| Mehdi {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Mehl {n} | :: flour; meal (ground cereal) |
| Mehl {n} | :: powder; dust (any result of grinding) |
| mehlig {adj} | :: mealy |
| Mehlnährschaden {m} | :: kwashiorkor |
| Mehlsack {m} | :: flour sack, flour bag |
| Mehlschwalbe {f} | :: house martin [Delichon urbicum] |
| Mehlspeise {f} | :: Any food made with flour, sometimes also milk, butter, and eggs |
| Mehlspeise {f} [Austria] | :: dessert, sweet |
| Mehlspeise {f} [Austria] | :: cake |
| Mehltau {m} | :: mildew |
| Mehmet {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| mehr {adj} | :: comparative of viel; more |
| mehr {adv} | :: more |
| mehr {adv} [+ negation] | :: no longer, never again, nothing more |
| Mehr {n} | :: increase, excess |
| Mehr {n} | :: majority |
| mehratomig {adj} [physics, chemistry] | :: polyatomic |
| Mehraufwand {m} | :: additional expense |
| mehrdeutig {adj} | :: equivocal, ambiguous |
| Mehrdeutigkeit {f} | :: ambiguity |
| mehrdimensional {adj} | :: multidimensional |
| Mehrdimensionalität {f} | :: multidimensionality |
| Mehreinnahme {f} | :: additional receipt, additional revenue |
| mehren {vt} | :: to increase |
| mehren {vr} | :: to increase |
| mehrenteils {adv} | :: to the larger part |
| mehrere {pron} | :: several; more than one; a number of |
| mehrerlei {adj} | :: Of various type |
| mehrfach {adj} | :: several, multiple |
| Mehrfachauswahlfrage {f} [education] | :: multiple-choice question |
| Mehrfachbindung {f} [chemistry, physics] | :: multiple bond |
| Mehrfachrasierer {m} | :: reusable razor |
| Mehrfachvererbung {f} [programming, object-oriented] | :: multiple inheritance |
| Mehrfamilienhaus {n} | :: multifamily house |
| Mehrfamilienwohnhaus {n} | :: multifamily house |
| mehrfarbig {adj} | :: multicoloured, varicoloured |
| mehrgleisig {adj} | :: multitrack (of a railway) |
| Mehrheit {f} | :: majority; bulk |
| Mehrheit {f} [politics] | :: majority (specified as absolute Mehrheit) |
| Mehrheit {f} [politics] | :: plurality (specified as relative Mehrheit) |
| mehrheitlich {adj} | :: majority (attributive) |
| mehrheitlich {adv} | :: predominantly |
| mehrheitlich {adv} | :: preponderantly |
| mehrjährig {adj} | :: perennial |
| Mehrkomponentenreaktion {f} [chemistry] | :: multicomponent reaction |
| mehrkomponentig {adj} | :: multicomponent |
| Mehrkosten {p} | :: cost overrun |
| mehrlappig {adj} | :: Having multiple lobes |
| Mehrling {m} | :: multiple [i.e. sibling of a multiple birth] |
| mehrmalig {adj} | :: repeated |
| mehrmals {adv} | :: several times, repeatedly |
| mehrminütig {adj} | :: lasting several minutes |
| mehrmonatig {adj} | :: several-months-long; lasting several months |
| mehrmotorig {adj} | :: multi-engine |
| Mehrnährstoffdünger {m} | :: compound fertilizer |
| mehr oder weniger {adv} | :: more or less |
| Mehrpersonenhaushalt {m} | :: multiperson household |
| Mehrpreis {m} | :: money that must be payed in addition; additional price |
| mehrreihig {adj} | :: multi-rowed |
| mehrschichtig {adj} | :: multilayer |
| mehrsilbig {adj} | :: polysyllabic |
| mehrspaltig {adj} | :: multicolumn |
| Mehrspartenhauseinführung {f} [engineering] | :: multiple-service building entry (building entry that combines conduits for water, electricity, gas, and other supply pipes) |
| mehrsprachig {adj} | :: multilingual |
| Mehrsprachigkeit {f} | :: multilingualism |
| mehrspurig {adj} | :: multilane |
| mehrstufig {adj} | :: multistage |
| mehrstufig {adj} | :: multistate |
| mehrstufig {adj} | :: multilevel |
| mehrstündig {adj} | :: lasting several hours |
| mehrtägig {adj} | :: multiday |
| mehrteilig {adj} | :: multipart |
| mehrweg- {prefix} | :: reusable |
| Mehrwegbehälter {m} | :: reusable container |
| Mehrwegbesteck {n} | :: reusable cutlery |
| Mehrwegfeuerzeug {n} | :: refillable lighter |
| Mehrwegflasche {f} | :: returnable bottle |
| Mehrweggeschirr {n} | :: reusable dishes |
| Mehrwegglas {n} | :: reusable glass jars |
| Mehrwegpackung {f} | :: reusable (food) container |
| Mehrwegrasierer {m} | :: reusable razor |
| Mehrwegspritze {f} | :: reusable syringe |
| Mehrwegverpackung {f} | :: reusable (food) container |
| Mehrwert {n} | :: surplus value |
| Mehrwertsteuer {f} | :: value added tax (tax levied on added value of an exchange) |
| mehrwöchig {adj} | :: several weeks long |
| Mehrzahl {f} | :: majority (the larger part of a group) |
| Mehrzahl {f} [grammar] | :: plural |
| Mehrzeller {m} | :: multicellular organism |
| Mehrzentrenbindung {f} | :: multi-centre bond |
| meiden {vt} | :: to avoid |
| meiden {vt} | :: to shun |
| meiden wie die Pest {v} [simile, idiomatic] | :: avoid like the plague |
| Meier {m} [historical] | :: administrator or leaseholder of a manor |
| Meier {m} [historical] | :: independent peasant or tenant |
| Meier {m} | :: any plant of the genus Asperula |
| Meier {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Meierei {f} | :: dairy (place, often a farm, where milk products are sold) |
| Meik {prop} | :: given name, phonetic spelling of Mike |
| Meike {prop} {f} | :: given name, variant spelling of Maike, a Low German and West Frisian pet form of Maria |
| Meile {f} | :: mile |
| Meile {f} | :: league (unit of distance) |
| Meilenstein {m} | :: milestone (also figurative) |
| meilenweit {adj} | :: miles-wide (for miles) |
| Meiler {m} | :: earth kiln (for producing charcoal) |
| Meiler {m} | :: (short for: Atommeiler) nuclear reactor |
| Meilinger {prop} | :: surname |
| mein {determiner} [possessive] | :: my |
| meine Güte {interj} | :: my goodness |
| Meineid {m} | :: perjury |
| meinen {v} | :: to think; to believe; to suppose (have an opinion or impression) |
| meinen {v} | :: to say; to utter; not used with nouns; not used in the imperative and rarely in the infinitive |
| meinen {v} | :: to mean; to be convinced or sincere about something |
| meinen {v} | :: to mean; to have in mind; to convey |
| meinen {v} [now rare] | :: to mean; to signify |
| meiner {pron} | :: mine (substantival possessive) |
| meiner Meinung nach {phrase} | :: in my opinion |
| meines Erachtens {phrase} | :: in my opinion |
| meinesgleichen {pron} | :: the likes of me |
| meines Wissens {adv} [idiom] | :: to my knowledge |
| meinethalben {adv} [dated] | :: because of me |
| meinetwegen {adv} | :: because of me, for my sake |
| meinetwegen {adv} [colloquial] | :: as far as I'm concerned (I don't mind if); for all I care |
| meine Wenigkeit {pron} [deprecating or humorous] | :: I, me; little old me |
| mein Gott {interj} | :: oh my God |
| meinige {pron} | :: of mine |
| Meiningen {prop} {n} | :: Meiningen (municipality) |
| Meiningen {prop} {n} | :: Meiningen (municipality) |
| mein lieber Schwan {interj} | :: Expressing surprise or astonishment |
| mein Name ist Hase {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: I know nothing; I am not involved (literally: my name is Hase) |
| meins {pron} [in substantival use only, chiefly colloquial, but accepted in writing] | :: alternative form of meines |
| Meinung {f} | :: opinion |
| Meinungsforscher {m} | :: opinion pollster |
| Meinungsforscherin {f} | :: opinion pollster who is female |
| Meinungsfreiheit {f} | :: freedom of opinion |
| Meinungsmache {f} | :: spin |
| Meinungsumfrage {f} | :: opinion poll |
| Meinungsverschiedenheit {f} | :: difference of opinion, disagreement, argument |
| Meiose {f} | :: meiosis (cell division) |
| Meise {f} | :: chickadee, tit (small passerine bird of the genus Parus or the family Paridae) |
| Meiseldorf {prop} {n} | :: Meiseldorf (municipality) |
| Meisner {prop} | :: surname |
| Meissel {m} | :: alternative spelling of Meißel |
| Meißel {m} | :: chisel |
| meißeln {v} | :: to chisel |
| Meissen {prop} {n} | :: alternative spelling of Meißen |
| Meißen {prop} {n} | :: Meißen (city) |
| meißenisch {adj} | :: Of or from Meissen |
| meißnisch {adj} | :: alternative form of meißenisch |
| meist- {prefix} | :: forms the superlative of past participles when this form is used to express frequency |
| meist {adv} [formal] | :: mostly, most often, usually |
| meistbesucht {adj} | :: most-visited |
| meisten {adj} | :: superlative of viel |
| meistens {adv} | :: mostly (for the most part) |
| meistens {adv} | :: most often, usually, normally (most of the time) |
| meistenteils {adv} | :: mostly, to the most part |
| Meister {m} | :: master |
| Meister {m} [sports] | :: champion |
| meisterhaft {adj} | :: masterful, virtuoso |
| meisterlich {adj} | :: masterful, masterly |
| meistern {v} | :: to master (acquire complete knowledge or skill in art, technique or subject) |
| Meisterschaft {f} | :: mastery |
| Meisterschaft {f} | :: championship |
| Meisterstück {n} | :: masterpiece (work created in order to qualify as a master craftsman) |
| Meisterstück {n} [by extension] | :: masterpiece (work of outstanding creativity, skill or workmanship) |
| Meisterung {f} | :: mastering |
| Meisterwerk {n} | :: masterwork, masterpiece, chef d'oeuvre, magnum opus |
| meistgebraucht {adj} | :: most-widely-used |
| meistgeklickt {adj} [Internet] | :: most-clicked and this most-viewed |
| meistverkauft {adj} | :: most-sold |
| meistverwendet {adj} | :: most commonly / frequently used |
| Meitnerium {n} | :: meitnerium |
| Meitschi {noun} [Switzerland] | :: lass, girl |
| Mekbuda {prop} | :: Zeta Geminorum |
| Mekka {prop} | :: Mekka (large city) |
| Mekong {prop} {m} | :: Mekong (river) |
| Melancholie {f} | :: melancholia (a deep sadness or depression) |
| melancholisch {adj} | :: melancholic |
| Melange {f} | :: melange (all meanings) |
| Melani {prop} [rare, uncommon] | :: given name; alternative form of Melanie |
| Melani {prop} | :: An Italian surname |
| Melanie {prop} | :: given name |
| melanistisch {adj} | :: melanistic |
| Melanom {n} | :: melanoma |
| Melanterit {m} [mineral] | :: melanterite |
| Melanzani {f} [Austria] | :: aubergine, eggplant |
| Melasse {f} | :: molasses, treacle |
| Melchior {prop} | :: given name |
| Melchior {prop} | :: surname derived from the given name |
| melde- {prefix} | :: Relating to registration, dispatches, or announcements |
| Melde {f} | :: message |
| Melde {f} | :: a plant of the genus Atriplex, orache, saltbush |
| Meldegänger {noun} [military] | :: A regimental runner |
| melden {vt} | :: to report |
| melden {vt} | :: to tell on (someone) |
| melden {vr} | :: to put one's hand up (in school) |
| melden {vr} | :: to get in touch with someone, touch base (make contact with someone) |
| melden {v} | :: to stay in touch (keep in contact with someone) |
| melden {v} | :: to follow up, get back to (return contact with someone) |
| Meldezettel {m} | :: registration card |
| Meldung {f} | :: report |
| Meldung {f} | :: notification |
| Meldung {f} | :: message |
| meldungspflichtig {adj} | :: notifiable |
| melieren {v} [textiles] | :: to mix |
| meliert {adj} | :: mottled |
| Melina {prop} | :: given name |
| meliorativ {adj} | :: meliorative |
| Melissa {prop} | :: given name |
| Melisse {f} | :: lemon balm; any of several plants of the genus Melissa |
| Melk {prop} {n} | :: Melk (municipality) |
| Melk {prop} {f} | :: Melk (river) |
| melken {vt} | :: to milk (a cow, goat etc.) |
| melken {vt} [figuratively] | :: to drain; to draw from (someone or something), especially without consent; to milk (someone) for money, information, etc |
| Melker {m} | :: milker |
| Melkkuh {f} [idiomatic] | :: cash cow |
| Melkmaschine {f} | :: milking machine |
| Mellau {prop} {n} | :: Mellau (municipality) |
| Melle {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| Melle {prop} {n} | :: Melle (city), bordering Eastern Westphalia |
| Mellitsäure {f} [organic compound] | :: mellitic acid |
| Mellitsäureanhydrid {n} [organic compound] | :: mellitic anhydride |
| Melodie {f} | :: melody (sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase) |
| melodiös {adj} | :: melodious |
| melodisch {adj} | :: melodic |
| Melodrama {n} | :: melodrama |
| melodramatisch {adj} | :: melodramatic |
| Melone {f} | :: A melon (fruit) |
| Melone {f} | :: A bowler hat |
| Meltau {m} | :: honeydew |
| Melte {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| Mem {n} | :: meme |
| Membervariable {f} [software, object-oriented] | :: member variable |
| Membran {f} | :: membrane |
| Membran {f} | :: diaphragm |
| Membrane {f} | :: membrane |
| Membranpotential {n} [biology] | :: membrane potential |
| membranständig {adj} | :: membrane-bound |
| Memel {prop} {f} | :: Memel (city) |
| Memel {prop} {f} | :: Memel (a <<river>> in <<c/Lithuania>> that runs by this city) |
| Memeler {noun} | :: Memelian, native or inhabitant of Memel |
| Memeler {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the river Memel, the city Memel, or the people of Memel |
| Memetik {f} | :: memetics |
| Memme {f} | :: breast |
| Memme {f} [derogatory] | :: sissy |
| Memmingen {prop} | :: Memmingen (independent city) |
| Memo {n} | :: memo |
| Memoiren {p} | :: memoirs |
| Memoisation {f} [computer] | :: memoization |
| Memorandum {n} | :: memorandum |
| Menage {f} | :: condiment set (found on dining tables) |
| Menage {f} [dated] | :: container for transporting a warm meal |
| Menage {f} [obsolete, outside, Austria] | :: military food rations |
| Menagerie {f} | :: menagerie (collection of live wild animals) |
| Menagerie {f} | :: menagerie (a mix of various things) |
| menagieren {v} [dated, regional] | :: to feed yourself |
| menagieren {v} [Austria, military] | :: to take food |
| menagieren {vr} [dated] | :: to control yourself, restrain yourself |
| Menarche {f} | :: menarche |
| Mendelejew {prop} {n} | :: Mendeleev |
| Mendelevium {n} | :: mendelevium |
| Menden {prop} {n} | :: Menden (town) in the Sauerland |
| Menetekel {n} | :: writing on the wall |
| Menge {f} | :: quantity |
| Menge {f} | :: multitude |
| Menge {f} | :: crowd |
| Menge {f} [mathematics] | :: set |
| mengen {v} | :: to mix, mingle |
| Mengen {prop} {n} | :: Mengen (town) |
| Mengenelement {n} | :: macronutrient |
| Mengenlehre {f} | :: set theory (mathematical theory of sets) |
| mengenmäßig {adj} | :: quantitative |
| mengenmäßig {adv} | :: quantitatively |
| Mengenrabatt {m} | :: bulk / quantity discount |
| Mengentext {m} | :: body text |
| Mengentheorie {f} | :: set theory (mathematical theory of sets) |
| Mengenverhältnis {n} | :: proportion |
| Menhir {m} | :: menhir |
| Meningitis {f} | :: meningitis |
| Mennig {m} | :: red lead, lead tetroxide |
| Mennigvogel {m} | :: minivet |
| Mensa {f} | :: cafeteria [at a university], student canteen |
| mensch {pron} [indefinite, colloquial, slang, rare] | :: one, they [indefinite third-person singular pronoun] |
| Mensch {m} | :: human, human being, person |
| Mensch {m} [interjection] | :: man |
| Menschanschauung {f} | :: Menschanschauung |
| Mensch ärgere Dich nicht {prop} | :: Mensch ärgere Dich nicht, a board game similar to Ludo |
| Menschchen {n} [very rare] | :: diminutive of Mensch |
| Menschenaffe {m} [colloquial] | :: An ape or great ape (male or of unspecified sex) (a tail-less primate) |
| Menschenaffe {m} [scientific] | :: A hominid (male or of unspecified sex) (a member of the family Hominidae, including humans) |
| menschenähnlich {adj} | :: humanlike, humanoid, anthropoid |
| Menschenfeind {m} | :: misanthrope |
| menschenfeindlich {adj} | :: misanthropic |
| menschenfeindlich {adj} | :: inhuman |
| Menschenfleisch {n} | :: human flesh |
| menschenfressend {adj} | :: man-eating, person-eating |
| Menschenfresser {m} [colloquial] | :: cannibal |
| Menschenfresser {m} | :: man-eater (animal that eats humans) |
| Menschenfresser {m} [mythology] | :: ogre |
| Menschenfreund {m} | :: philanthropist (male or of unspecified sex) |
| menschenfreundlich {adj} | :: philanthropic, benevolent |
| menschenfreundlich {adj} | :: hospitable |
| menschenfreundlich {adj} | :: humane |
| Menschenfuss {m} | :: alternative spelling of Menschenfuß |
| Menschenfuß {m} | :: human foot |
| Menschengedenken {n} | :: time immemorial |
| menschengemacht {adj} | :: man-made |
| Menschengeschlecht {n} | :: humankind |
| menschengestaltig {adj} | :: anthropomorphic |
| Menschenhand {f} | :: human hand |
| Menschenhand {f} [used attributively] | :: hand-made |
| Menschenhandel {m} | :: human trafficking |
| Menschenjagd {f} | :: manhunt |
| Menschenkenntnis {f} | :: knowledge of human nature |
| Menschenkind {n} | :: human child |
| Menschenleben {n} | :: human life |
| menschenleer {adj} | :: without humans; deserted |
| Menschenmenge {f} | :: crowd, throng (of people) |
| Menschenmögliches {n} | :: humanly possible |
| Menschenrasse {f} | :: a race of mankind [usually plural] |
| Menschenrecht {n} | :: human right |
| Menschenrechtsverletzung {f} | :: violation of human rights |
| Menschenscheu {f} | :: anthropophobia |
| Menschensohn {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Son of Man |
| menschenunwürdig {adj} | :: inhumane, degrading |
| menschenverachtend {adj} | :: inhuman, misanthropic |
| Menschenverstand {m} | :: human reason |
| Menschenversuch {m} [usually in the plural] | :: human experiment(ation); experiment(ation) on one or more human beings |
| menschenwürdig {adj} | :: humane |
| Menschheit {f} | :: humanity (human beings as a group), mankind |
| Menschheitsbeglücker {m} [ironic] | :: a person who thinks of him/herself to bring happiness to mankind by his/her actions |
| Menschheitsgeschichte {f} | :: human history |
| Menschlein {n} [rare] | :: diminutive of Mensch |
| menschlich {adj} | :: human, manlike |
| menschlich {adj} | :: humane, kind |
| Menschlichkeit {f} | :: humanity (the human condition) |
| Menschwerdung {f} [religion, chiefly Christianity] | :: incarnation |
| Menschwerdung {f} [biology, anthropology] | :: the evolutionary and intellectual development by which Homo sapiens sapiens came into being |
| Menstruation {f} | :: menstruation |
| Menstruationsbeschwerden {p} | :: period pain(s), menstrual cramps |
| Menstruationszyklus {m} | :: menstrual cycle |
| menstruieren {v} | :: to menstruate |
| Mensur {f} | :: academic fencing (fencing practiced by some student corporations) |
| Mensur {f} [music] | :: mensur (measurement of the length of the vibrating string from the nut to the bridge) |
| Mensur {f} [chemistry, dated] | :: graduated cylinder |
| mental {adj} | :: mental |
| Mentalität {f} | :: mentality, mindset |
| Mentalitätsgeschichte {f} [historiography] | :: history of mentalities |
| mentalitätsgeschichtlich {adj} [historiography] | :: of, or pertaining to the history of mentalities |
| Mentalitätswandel {m} | :: change of mentality, change of attitude |
| Menthol {n} | :: menthol |
| Mentor {m} | :: mentor |
| Menü {n} | :: set meal, set menu |
| Menü {n} [computing] | :: menu |
| Menuett {n} | :: minuet |
| Meran {prop} {n} | :: Meran (municipality) |
| Mercaptan {n} [organic chemistry] | :: mercaptan |
| Mercedes-Benz {prop} | :: Mercedes-Benz (an automotive brand from Daimler-Benz) |
| merci {interj} [chiefly Switzerland] | :: thank you |
| Meridian {m} [astronomy, geography] | :: meridian |
| Meristem {n} | :: meristem (zone of active cell division) |
| Meritokratie {f} | :: meritocracy |
| meritokratisch {adj} | :: meritocratic |
| Merk {m} | :: water parsnip (Sium gen. et spp.) |
| Merk {n} | :: mark, token, indicium |
| merkantil {adj} | :: mercantile |
| merkantilistisch {adj} | :: mercantilistic |
| Merkel {prop} | :: surname |
| Merkel-Raute {f} | :: a hand gesture made by resting one’s hands in front of the stomach so that the fingertips meet with the thumbs and index fingers forming a rough quadrangular shape |
| merken {vt} | :: to notice |
| merken {vr} | :: to memorize, remember |
| merken {v} | :: to realize |
| merklich {adj} | :: appreciable, noticeable |
| merklich {adj} | :: distinct |
| Merkmal {n} | :: feature, characteristic, attribute (important or main item) |
| merkmalhaltig {adj} [linguistics] | :: characteristic, significant |
| merkmallos {adj} | :: featureless |
| merkmallos {adj} [linguistics] | :: uncharacteristic, insignificant |
| Merkspruch {m} | :: mnemonic |
| Merkur {prop} {m} | :: Mercury (planet) |
| Merkur {prop} {m} [Roman god] | :: Mercury |
| Merkur {prop} {m} | :: mercury (alchemy) |
| merkwürdig {adj} | :: strange, odd |
| merkwürdig {adj} [obsolete] | :: remarkable, noteworthy; worthy to remember |
| merkwürdigerweise {adv} | :: strangely enough, curiously enough, oddly enough |
| Merkwürdigkeit {f} | :: strangeness, oddity |
| Merle {prop} | :: given name |
| Merlot {m} | :: Merlot |
| Merowinger {prop} {p} | :: Merovingians |
| merowingisch {adj} | :: Merovingian |
| Merseburg {prop} {n} | :: Merseburg (city) |
| Merseburger {adj} | :: pertaining to Merseburg |
| Merseburger {m} | :: Merseburger (person from Merseburg) |
| Merseburger {m} | :: Merseburger (male person from Merseburg) |
| Merseburgerin {m} | :: Merseburger (female person from Merseburg) |
| Merw {prop} {n} | :: Merv (historic city in Central Asia, now Turkmenistan) |
| mesalliieren {vr} | :: to misally; to marry beneath one's rank |
| Meschede {prop} | :: Meschede (town) |
| meschugge {adj} [colloquial, used only as an adjectival predicative] | :: meshugge, meshuga |
| mesenchymal {adj} | :: mesenchymal |
| Meskalin {n} | :: mescaline |
| mesmerisieren {v} [medicine, historical] | :: to mesmerize |
| Mesmerismus {m} [medicine, historical] | :: mesmerism |
| Mesoarchaikum {prop} | :: the Mesoarchean |
| Mesolekt {m} [linguistics] | :: mesolect |
| Mesologie {f} [biology] | :: mesology |
| Mesomerie {noun} | :: resonance (chemistry) |
| Meson {n} | :: meson |
| Mesopotamien {prop} {n} | :: Mesopotamia (region between Euphrates and Tigris) |
| Mesoproterozoikum {prop} | :: the Mesoproterozoic |
| Mesosphäre {f} | :: mesosphere |
| Mesozoikum {prop} | :: the Mesozoic |
| Message {f} | :: message |
| Messaging {n} [colloquial, computing] | :: messaging |
| Messaging {n} [colloquial, internet] | :: instant messaging |
| messbar {adj} | :: measurable |
| Messbarkeit {f} | :: measurability |
| Messbecher {m} | :: measuring cup |
| Meßbecher {m} | :: alternative spelling of Messbecher |
| Messbuch {m} | :: missal |
| Meßbuch {m} | :: alternative spelling of Messbuch |
| Messdiener {m} [Christianity] | :: altar boy, altar girl |
| Messdienerin {f} [Christianity] | :: altar girl |
| Messe {f} | :: fair (trade exhibition) |
| Messe {f} [Christianity] | :: mass, the eucharistic liturgy |
| Messebau {m} | :: exhibition stand design, exhibition stand build services |
| messen {vt} | :: to measure (something) |
| messen {vr} | :: to compete |
| messen {vi} | :: to measure; to be a given size, height, width, length, etc |
| meßen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of messen |
| Messer {n} | :: knife |
| Messer {m} | :: agent noun of messen |
| Messer {m} | :: measurer, surveyor |
| Messer {m} | :: gauge, meter |
| Messerchen {n} | :: diminutive of Messer |
| Messerlein {n} | :: diminutive of Messer |
| messerscharf {adj} | :: razor-sharp |
| Messerspitze {f} | :: knife tip |
| Messerspitze {f} [cooking] | :: an imprecise amount of a (chiefly powdery) ingredient; a pinch; as much as would fit on the tip of a knife |
| Messerstecherei {f} | :: stabbing, knife fight; knifing |
| Messerwerfer {m} | :: knife thrower |
| Messgerät {n} | :: gauge, meter (measuring device) |
| Messias {m} [Christianity] | :: The Messiah / messiah (Jesus Christ, Jesus the Messiah, Jesus the Christ) |
| Messias {m} | :: Any other person believed or claiming to be the Messiah / messiah |
| Messias {m} [figurative] | :: A messiah or messiah-like figure |
| Messie {m} | :: compulsive hoarder |
| Messing {n} | :: brass |
| messingen {adj} | :: brazen (made of brass) |
| messingfarben {adj} | :: having the color of brass |
| messingfarbig {adj} | :: having the color of brass |
| Messingschicht {f} | :: brass coating / layer |
| Messinstrument {n} | :: measuring instrument, measuring device, measuring tool |
| Messkolben {m} [chemistry] | :: volumetric flask |
| Messopfer {n} [Catholicism] | :: Eucharist |
| Messschieber {m} | :: vernier caliper |
| Messstation {f} | :: measuring station |
| Messtechnik {f} | :: metrology |
| Messtechnik {f} | :: measurement |
| Messuhr {f} | :: dial gauge |
| Messung {f} | :: measurement, mensuration |
| Messung {f} | :: metering |
| Messverfahren {n} | :: measurement method / process |
| Messwert {m} | :: measurement, reading (measured value) |
| Messy {m} | :: alternative spelling of Messie |
| Met {m} | :: mead |
| meta- {prefix} | :: meta- |
| Meta {prop} | :: given name, a variant of Margarete ( =Margaret) popular in Germany around 1900 |
| Metaanalyse {f} | :: meta-analysis |
| metabolisch {adj} | :: metabolic |
| metabolisiert {v} | :: past participle of metabolisieren |
| metabolisiert {adj} | :: metabolized |
| Metabolismus {m} | :: metabolism |
| Metaborat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metaborate |
| metabotrop {adj} | :: metabotropic |
| metadiegetisch {adj} [narratology] | :: metadiegetic |
| Metakieselsäure {n} [inorganic compound] | :: metasilicic acid |
| Metal {m} | :: heavy metal (music) |
| Metall {n} | :: metal |
| Metall {n} [heraldry] | :: metal |
| metallähnlich {adj} | :: metallic (similar to a metal) |
| Metallanteil {m} | :: metal content |
| metallartig {adj} | :: metalloid |
| Metallatom {n} [chemistry, physics] | :: metal atom |
| Metallbesteck {n} | :: metal cutlery |
| Metalldeckel {m} | :: metal lid |
| metallen {adj} | :: metallic |
| Metaller {m} | :: metalworker |
| Metaller {m} | :: metaller, metalhead |
| Metallfaß {m} | :: alternative spelling of Metallfass |
| Metallgabel {f} | :: metal fork |
| Metallgäbelchen {n} | :: diminutive of Metallgabel |
| Metallgeschmack {m} | :: metallic taste |
| Metallgewinnung {f} | :: metal extraction (branch of metallurgy) |
| Metallgitter {n} | :: metal grid |
| metallhaltig {adj} | :: metalliferous |
| Metallhydrid {n} [chemistry] | :: metal hydride |
| Metallierung {f} | :: metallation |
| Metallion {n} | :: metal ion |
| metallisch {adj} | :: metallic |
| Metallisierung {f} | :: metallization |
| Metallizität {f} | :: metallicity |
| Metalllegierung {f} [metallurgy] | :: metal alloy |
| Metalllöffel {m} | :: metal spoon |
| Metalllöffelchen {n} | :: diminutive of Metalllöffel |
| Metallmesser {n} | :: metal knife |
| Metalloberfläche {f} | :: metal surface |
| Metallocen {n} [organic chemistry] | :: metallocene |
| Metalloenzyme {f} [enzyme] | :: metalloenzyme |
| Metalloid {n} | :: metalloid |
| Metalloprotein {n} [protein] | :: metalloprotein |
| metallorganisch {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: organometallic |
| metallorganische Chemie {f} [chemistry] | :: organometallic chemistry |
| Metallothionein {n} [protein] | :: metallothionein |
| Metalloxid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metal oxide |
| Metallpulver {n} | :: metal powder |
| Metallquirl {m} | :: metal beater, commonly made of steel |
| Metallrohr {n} | :: metal tube, metal pipe |
| Metallröhrchen {n} | :: diminutive of Metallrohr |
| Metallsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metal salt |
| Metallschicht {f} | :: metallic layer |
| Metallschräubchen {n} | :: diminutive of Metallschraube |
| Metallschraube {f} | :: metal screw |
| Metallschutzgasschweißen {n} | :: gas metal arc welding |
| Metallselenid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metal selenide |
| Metallspiegel {m} | :: speculum (metal mirror, especially in a telescope) |
| Metallstaub {m} | :: metal dust / powder |
| Metallstück {n} | :: piece of metal |
| Metallteil {m} | :: metal part |
| Metallurg {m} | :: metallurgist |
| Metallurgie {f} | :: metallurgy (science of metals) |
| Metallurgietechnik {f} [metallurgy] | :: metallurgical technology |
| metallurgisch {adj} | :: metallurgical |
| Metallverarbeitung {f} | :: metal processing |
| Metallverbindung {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metal compound |
| Metallwert {m} | :: value of the metal in a coin |
| metamorph {adj} | :: metamorphic |
| metamorph {adj} | :: metamorphous |
| metamorphisch {adj} | :: metamorphic |
| Metamorphose {f} | :: metamorphosis |
| Metapher {f} | :: metaphor |
| metaphorisch {adj} | :: metaphorical |
| Metaphosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metaphosphate |
| Metaphysik {f} | :: metaphysics |
| metaphysisch {adj} | :: metaphysical |
| Metasprache {f} | :: metalanguage |
| metastabil {adj} | :: metastable |
| Metastase {f} [pathology] | :: metastasis |
| Metastudie {f} | :: metastudy |
| metatheoretisch {adj} | :: metatheoretical |
| Metathese {f} | :: metathesis |
| Metavanadat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metavanadate |
| Metempsychose {f} [religion, chiefly in the singular] | :: metempsychosis |
| Meteor {m} | :: meteor (streak of light caused by extraterrestrial matter entering the atmosphere) |
| Meteoreisen {n} [geology] | :: meteoritic iron |
| Meteorit {m} [astronomy, geology] | :: meteorite |
| Meteoritenschauer {m} | :: meteorite shower |
| meteoritisch {adj} | :: meteoritic |
| Meteorologe {m} | :: meteorologist |
| Meteorologie {f} | :: meteorology |
| Meteorologin {f} | :: female meteorologist |
| meteorologisch {adj} | :: meteorological |
| Meter {m} | :: meter (unit of measure) |
| meterdick {adj} | :: metres-thick |
| meterhoch {adj} | :: metres-high |
| Meterspur {f} [rail] | :: metre gauge. Some tramways and historic trains run on it |
| Methan {n} [organic compound] | :: methane |
| Methanal {n} [organic compound] | :: methanal, formaldehyde |
| Methanhydrat {n} | :: methane hydrate |
| Methanisierung {f} [chemistry] | :: methanation |
| Methanol {n} [organic compound] | :: methanol |
| Methanthiol {n} [organic compound] | :: methanethiol |
| Methionin {n} | :: methionine (amino acid) |
| Methode {f} | :: method (process by which a task is completed) |
| Methode {f} [object-oriented programming] | :: method (subroutine or function in object-oriented languages) |
| Methodik {f} | :: methodology |
| Methodik {f} [in the plural] | :: methods (collectively) |
| methodisch {adj} | :: methodical |
| methodistisch {adj} | :: Methodist |
| Methodologie {f} | :: methodology (a collection of methods, practices, procedures and rules used by those who work in some field) |
| methodologisch {adj} | :: methodological |
| Methoni {prop} | :: Methoni |
| Methyl {n} | :: methyl |
| Methylbromid {n} [organic compound] | :: methyl bromide |
| Methylchlorid {n} [organic compound] | :: methyl chloride |
| Methylen {n} [organic chemistry] | :: methylene |
| Methylenblau {n} [organic compound] | :: methylene blue |
| Methylenchlorid {n} [organic compound] | :: methylene chloride |
| Methylgruppe {f} [organic chemistry] | :: methyl group |
| Methylisobutylketon {n} [organic compound] | :: methyl isobutyl ketone |
| Methyllithium {n} [organic compound] | :: methyllithium |
| Methylmethacrylat {n} [organic compound] | :: methyl methacrylate |
| Methylorange {n} [organic compound] | :: methyl orange |
| Metier {n} | :: métier, profession |
| Metnitz {prop} {n} | :: Metnitz (municipality) |
| Metnitz {prop} {f} | :: Metnitz (river) |
| Metonym {n} [grammar] | :: metonym |
| Metonymie {f} | :: metonymy |
| metonymisch {adj} | :: metonymic |
| -metrie {suffix} | :: -metry |
| Metrik {f} [grammar] | :: metrics |
| Metrik {f} [math] | :: metric |
| metrisch {adj} | :: metric (relating to metric system) |
| Metro {f} | :: metro |
| metrologisch {adj} | :: metrological |
| Metronom {n} | :: metronome |
| Metropole {f} | :: metropolis; very large city; city which dominates its surroundings due to its population, administrative power or culture(s) |
| Metropolis {f} | :: metropolis |
| Metropolis {f} | :: a bishop's see |
| metrosexuell {adj} | :: metrosexual |
| Mett {n} [regional, northern and central Germany] | :: minced meat |
| Mett {n} [more widely used] | :: such meat, seasoned and eaten raw, usually on bread (a popular snack in Germany) |
| Mette {f} | :: Matins |
| Metternich {prop} | :: surname |
| Metteur {m} | :: typesetter |
| Mettmach {prop} {n} | :: Mettmach (municipality) |
| Mettwurst {f} | :: a strongly flavoured German sausage made from raw minced pork, which is preserved by curing and smoking |
| Metz {prop} {n} | :: Metz (capital city) |
| metzeln {v} | :: to slaughter |
| Metzer {m} | :: Metzian (a person from, or an inhabitant of, Metz) |
| Metzer {adj} | :: Metzian (of or pertaining to the city of Metz) |
| Metzerin {f} | :: feminine noun of Metzer |
| Metzger {m} [regional, chiefly western Germany, southern Germany, Austria, Switzerland] | :: butcher (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Metzgerei {f} | :: butcher's (butcher's shop) |
| Metzgete {f} [Switzerland] | :: A feast, especially at a farm, of sausages and other meat from newly-slaughtered animals, especially pigs |
| Metzgete {f} [Switzerland] | :: A plate of ham, sausages and other pork meats served with sauerkraut |
| Meuchelmord {m} | :: assassination |
| Meuchelmörder {m} | :: assassin |
| meucheln {v} | :: to assassin, assassinate |
| Meuchelpuffer {m} | :: pistol |
| meuchlerisch {adj} | :: treacherous |
| meuchlerisch {adj} | :: murderous |
| meuchlings {adv} | :: underhandedly, dastardly |
| Meute {f} | :: a pack of animals, especially hunting dogs |
| Meute {f} | :: a large mob of people, especially ones who are angry or agitating for something |
| Meuterei {f} | :: mutiny |
| Meuterer {m} | :: mutineer |
| meutern {v} | :: to mutiny |
| Mexicum {prop} {n} | :: [dated] Mexicum (country) |
| Mexikaner {m} | :: Mexican (person) |
| Mexikanerin {f} | :: Mexican (female person from Mexico or of Mexican descent) |
| mexikanisch {adj} | :: Mexican |
| Mexikanischer Wolf {m} | :: Mexican wolf |
| Mexiko {prop} {n} | :: Mexiko (country) |
| Mexikoente {f} | :: Mexican duck (Anas diazi) |
| Mexiko-Stadt {prop} | :: Mexiko-Stadt (capital) |
| Meyer {prop} | :: surname |
| meyn {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of mein |
| meyne {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of meine |
| meyne {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of meine |
| meynem {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of meinem |
| meynen {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of meinen |
| meyner {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of meiner |
| meyner {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of meiner |
| meynes {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of meines |
| meynes {determiner} | :: obsolete spelling of meines |
| mfG {adj} [colloquial] | :: initialism of mit freundlichen Grüßen (with friendly greetings) or mit freundlichem Gruß |
| MFH {noun} [apartment listing] | :: abbreviation of Mehrfamilienhaus |
| mfr. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelfränkisch |
| mfr. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelfranzösisch |
| mfrz. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelfranzösisch |
| MfS {prop} {n} | :: initialism of Ministerium für Staatssicherheit |
| MG {n} | :: initialism of Maschinengewehr |
| mhd. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelhochdeutsch |
| Mi. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Mittwoch "Wednesday" |
| Mi {noun} | :: abbreviation of Mittwoch "Wednesday" |
| Mia {prop} | :: given name |
| Miargyrit {m} [mineral] | :: miargyrite |
| Miassit {m} [mineral] | :: miassite |
| miau {interj} | :: meow (cry of a cat) |
| miauen {v} | :: to meow |
| miaut {v} | :: past participle of miauen |
| Micha {prop} {m} [countable] | :: given name |
| Micha {prop} {m} [uncountable] | :: the biblical book of Micah |
| Micha {prop} | :: given name |
| Michäas {prop} {m} [biblical, rare] | :: the book of Micah |
| Michäas {prop} {m} [biblical, rare] | :: the figure Micah |
| Michäas {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Michael {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Michael {prop} {m} | :: Michael the Archangel |
| Michaela {prop} | :: given name |
| Michel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Michel {m} [derogatory] | :: simpleton |
| Michelbach {prop} {n} | :: Michelbach (municipality) |
| Michelbach {prop} {n} | :: One of two municipalities in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany |
| Micheldorf {prop} {n} | :: Micheldorf (municipality) |
| Michelhausen {prop} {n} | :: Michelhausen (municipality) |
| Michelle {prop} {f} | :: given name recently borrowed from French |
| Michiganwaldsänger {m} | :: Kirtland's warbler (Dendroica kirtlandii) |
| mickrig {adj} | :: puny, small |
| mickrig {adj} | :: crippled |
| mickrig {adj} [of handwriting] | :: scratchy, scrawly |
| Micky Maus {prop} | :: Mickey Mouse |
| Midas {prop} {m} | :: Midas |
| Mieder {n} | :: bodice |
| Mieders {prop} | :: Mieders (municipality) |
| Mieming {prop} {n} | :: Mieming (municipality) |
| Miene {f} | :: expression, face |
| mies {adj} [usually, somewhat jocular] | :: mean, wretched, as in ein mieser Kater ("a horrible hangover"), ein mieser Kerl ("a mean guy") |
| mies {adj} | :: appalling, poor |
| Miesenbach {prop} {n} | :: Miesenbach (municipality) |
| Miesepeter {noun} | :: curmudgeon (ill-tempered person) |
| Miesepeter {noun} | :: whinger |
| miesepetrig {adj} | :: grumpy, crotchety (in a bad mood) |
| Miesmuschel {f} | :: a type of edible mussel common to the North Sea- the blue mussel, Mytilus edulis |
| Miete {f} | :: rent |
| Mieteinnahmen {fp} [plurale tantum] | :: rental income |
| mieten {vt} | :: to hire, to rent |
| Mieter {m} | :: renter |
| Mieter {m} | :: tenant |
| Mieterin {f} | :: feminine noun of Mieter |
| mietfrei {adj} | :: rent-free |
| Mietlager {m} | :: self-storage facility |
| Mietling {m} | :: hireling |
| Mietshaus {n} | :: any house where people live for rent, e.g. an apartment building |
| Mietvertrag {m} | :: lease agreement |
| Mietvertrag {m} | :: rental agreement |
| Mietwagen {m} | :: rental car, hired car |
| Mieze {f} [colloquial] | :: pussy (cat) |
| Mieze {f} | :: (informal) attractive woman |
| Mieze {f} | :: (informal) pretty cat |
| Miezekatze {f} | :: pussy-cat |
| Migräne {f} | :: migraine |
| Migrant {m} | :: migrant |
| migrantisch {adj} | :: migrant (attributive), migratory |
| Migration {f} | :: migration |
| Migration {f} [computing] | :: migration |
| Migrationshintergrund {m} | :: migration background [i.e. being a migrant or having one or more parents or grandparents be migrants] |
| migrieren {v} | :: to migrate |
| Mike {prop} | :: given name |
| mikro- {prefix} | :: micro- |
| Mikro {n} [colloquial] | :: clipping of Mikrofon |
| Mikro {f} [colloquial] | :: clipping of Mikrowelle |
| Mikrobe {f} | :: microbe |
| mikrobiell {adj} | :: microbial |
| Mikrobiologie {f} | :: microbiology |
| mikrobiologisch {adj} | :: microbiological |
| mikrobisch {adj} [biology] | :: microbial |
| mikrobischer {adj} | :: comparative of mikrobisch |
| mikrobischsten {adj} | :: superlative of mikrobisch |
| Mikroelektrode {f} | :: microelectrode |
| Mikroelektronik {f} | :: microelectronics |
| Mikrofaser {f} [textile] | :: microfiber |
| Mikrofon {n} | :: microphone |
| Mikrogramm {n} | :: microgram |
| Mikrokristall {m} | :: microcrystal |
| mikrokristallin {adj} | :: microcrystalline |
| mikromechanisch {adj} | :: micromechanical |
| Mikrometer {m} {n} | :: micrometer |
| mikrominiaturisieren {v} | :: to microminiaturize |
| Mikromol {n} [chemistry] | :: micromole |
| Mikromotor {m} | :: micromotor |
| Mikronährstoff {m} | :: micronutrient |
| Mikronesien {prop} {n} | :: Micronesia |
| Mikronesier {m} | :: Micronesian (A person from Micronesia or of Micronesian descent) |
| Mikronesierin {f} | :: Micronesian (woman from Micronesia or of Micronesian descent) |
| mikronesisch {adj} | :: Micronesian (Of, from, or pertaining to Micronesia or the Micronesian people) |
| mikroökonomisch {adj} | :: microeconomic |
| Mikroorganismus {m} | :: microorganism |
| Mikroplastik {f} | :: microplastic |
| Mikroprozessor {m} | :: microprocessor |
| Mikroskop {n} | :: microscope |
| Mikroskop {prop} {n} | :: Microscopium (constellation) |
| mikroskopisch {adj} | :: microscopic |
| mikrosomal {adj} | :: microsomal |
| Mikrostruktur {f} | :: microstructure |
| Mikrowelle {f} [cooking] | :: microwave, microwave oven |
| Mikrowelle {f} [physics, usually plural] | :: microwave |
| Mikrowellenfilter {n} [physics] | :: microwave filter |
| mikrowellengeeignet {adj} | :: microwave safe |
| Mikrowellenherd {m} [formal] | :: microwave oven (appliance for cooking food using microwave energy) |
| Mikrowellenstrahlung {f} | :: microwave radiation |
| mikturieren {v} [medical] | :: to urinate, micturate |
| Mikwe {f} [Judaism] | :: mikveh (ritual bath) |
| Milan {m} | :: kite (bird) |
| Milan {m} | :: given name from Slavic |
| Milankovich-Zyklus {m} [climatology] | :: alternative form of Milanković-Zyklus |
| Milankovic-Zyklus {m} [climatology] | :: alternative form of Milanković-Zyklus |
| Milanković-Zyklus {m} [climatology] | :: Milankovitch cycle |
| Milankovitch-Zyklus {m} [climatology] | :: alternative form of Milanković-Zyklus |
| Milankowitsch-Zyklus {m} [climatology] | :: alternative form of Milanković-Zyklus |
| Milbe {f} | :: mite (an arachnid) |
| Milbenkäse {m} | :: mite cheese, Milbenkäse |
| Milch {f} | :: milk (white liquid produced by female mammals for their young to consume) |
| Milch {f} | :: milk (white or whitish liquid that is exuded by certain plants) |
| Milch {f} | :: white liquid that is a mixture of other substances, where one of the components is very finely distributed |
| Milch {f} | :: white semen of a male fish |
| Milchbart {m} [literal] | :: milk moustache (white residue on the upper lip after a deep sip of milk) |
| Milchbart {m} | :: downy beard of a youth |
| Milchbart {m} [by extension, derogatory] | :: a youth who has such a beard; immature man |
| Milchbruder {m} | :: milk brother |
| Milchfieber {n} | :: milk fever |
| Milchfisch {m} | :: milkfish, Chanos chanos |
| Milchflasche {f} | :: milk bottle |
| Milchgesicht {n} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: milksop, greenhorn (weak, immature youth) |
| Milchgesicht {n} | :: baby face (youthful face) |
| Milchglas {n} | :: milk glass (opaque glass) |
| Milchglas {n} | :: milk drinking glass |
| Milchhörnchen {n} | :: synonym of Hörnchen |
| milchig {adj} | :: milky |
| Milchkaffee {m} | :: latte (steamed milk with espresso) |
| Milchkaffee {m} | :: coffee with milk |
| Milchkaffee {m} | :: café au lait |
| Milchkarton {m} | :: milk carton |
| Milchkuh {f} | :: dairy cow, milk cow |
| Milchmädchen {n} | :: milkmaid |
| Milchmädchenrechnung {f} [idiomatic] | :: naive calculation, counting the chickens before they're hatched |
| Milchmann {m} | :: milkman |
| Milchmixgetränk {n} | :: milkshake |
| Milchprodukt {n} | :: dairy product |
| Milchpulver {n} | :: milk powder, powdered milk |
| Milchquarz {m} | :: milky quartz |
| Milchreis {m} | :: rice pudding |
| Milchreis {m} | :: pudding rice |
| Milchsäure {f} [organic chemistry] | :: lactic acid |
| Milchschlange {f} | :: milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum) |
| Milchschokolade {f} | :: milk chocolate |
| Milchschwester {f} | :: milk sister |
| Milchshake {m} | :: milkshake |
| Milchstorch {m} | :: milky stork [Mycteria cinerea] |
| Milchstraße {prop} {f} | :: Milky Way (Galaxy) |
| Milchvieh {n} | :: dairy cattle |
| Milchzahn {m} | :: milk tooth (tooth of the first set of teeth) |
| Milchzucker {m} | :: lactose |
| mild {adj} | :: mild (in all of its common senses) |
| Milde {f} | :: mildness, leniency (a sensory property; and figuratively a characteristic of a man’s behaviour) |
| Milde {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| Mildenberger {prop} | :: surname |
| mildern {v} | :: to mitigate |
| mildernd {adj} | :: mitigating, alleviating, extenuating |
| Milderung {f} | :: mitigation |
| mildesten {adj} | :: superlative of mild |
| mildiglich {adv} | :: generously |
| mildtätig {adj} | :: charitable, beneficient |
| Milieu {n} | :: social background, environment |
| Milieu {n} | :: atmosphere, ambiance |
| Milieu {n} | :: underworld; demimonde [dated], world of prostitution |
| militant {adj} | :: militant |
| Militanz {f} | :: militancy |
| Militär {n} | :: military |
| Militär {m} | :: serviceman |
| Militärakademie {f} | :: military academy, military school |
| Militärangehöriger {m} | :: serviceman |
| Militärdienst {m} | :: military service |
| Militärgeschichte {f} | :: military history; military story |
| militärisch {adj} | :: military |
| militarisieren {v} | :: to militarize |
| militarisierend {v} | :: participle of militarisieren |
| militarisiert {v} | :: past participle of militarisieren |
| Militarismus {m} | :: militarism |
| Militarist {m} | :: militarist |
| Militaristin {f} | :: female militarist |
| militaristisch {adj} | :: militaristic |
| Militärregierung {f} [politics] | :: military government |
| Militärzensur {f} | :: military censorship |
| Miliz {f} | :: militia |
| Milizionär {m} | :: militiaman |
| Millardenmarkt {m} | :: market worth billions |
| Mille {f} [colloquial, usually, in the plural] | :: synonym of tausend |
| millenarisch {adj} | :: millenarian |
| Millennium {n} | :: millennium (thousand-year period) |
| milli- {prefix} | :: milli- |
| Milliardär {m} | :: billionaire |
| Milliarde {num} | :: milliard, [short scale] billion, 109 |
| milliardenschwer {adj} [colloquial] | :: worth billions |
| milliardste {ordinal num} | :: billionth |
| milliardstel {adj} | :: billionth (thousand millionth) |
| Milliardstel {n} | :: billionth (thousand millionth) |
| Milligramm {n} | :: milligram |
| Millikelvin {n} | :: millikelvin |
| Milliliter {m} | :: millilitre (one thousandth of a litre) |
| Millimeter {m} {n} | :: millimetre (one thousandth of a metre) |
| Millimetternich {prop} {m} [pejorative] | :: Nickname for Engelbert Dollfuss, Austrofascist dictator of Austria |
| Million {f} | :: A million, 106 |
| Millionär {m} | :: millionaire (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Millionärin {f} | :: millionaire (female), millionairess |
| millionenfach {adj} | :: millionfold |
| Millionenhöhe {f} | :: million(s) |
| millionenschwer {adj} | :: multimillion, millions (of) |
| Millionenstadt {f} | :: a city with a population above one million; megacity |
| millionste {ordinal num} | :: millionth |
| millionstel {adj} | :: millionth (part of) |
| Millionstel {n} | :: one millionth (fraction) |
| Millisekunde {f} | :: millisecond (one one-thousandth of a second) |
| Millsch {adj} | :: Millian |
| Mills Mess {m} | :: Mills Mess |
| Mils {prop} | :: Mils (municipality) |
| Milte {f} | :: obsolete form of Melde |
| Milz {f} | :: spleen, milt |
| Milzbrand {m} | :: anthrax |
| mim {contraction} [colloquial] | :: contraction of mit dem |
| mimen {v} | :: to mime |
| mimetisch {adj} | :: mimetic |
| Mimose {f} [botany] | :: Mimosa; sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica) |
| Mimose {f} [figuratively] | :: A very touchy person |
| Mimosengewächs {n} | :: mimosaceous plant (any plant of the Mimosoideae subfamily) |
| mimosenhaft {adj} | :: oversensitive |
| Minarett {n} | :: minaret (mosque tower) |
| minder {adj} [nowadays formal] | :: comparative of wenig |
| minder {adj} [nowadays formal] | :: comparative of gering |
| minderbemittelt {adj} [dated] | :: less well-off |
| minderbemittelt {adj} [dated] | :: mentally deficient, retarded |
| minderbemittelt {adj} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive] | :: retarded (very stupid) |
| Minderheit {f} | :: minority |
| Minderheitensprache {f} | :: minority language |
| Minderheitsregierung {f} | :: minority government (government backed by less than half of votes in parliament) |
| minderjährig {adj} | :: underage |
| Minderjähriger {m} [Law] | :: minor (someone below the legal age) |
| mindern {v} | :: to abate |
| mindern {v} | :: to debase |
| Minderung {f} | :: decimation |
| Minderung {f} | :: decline, decrease |
| Minderung {f} | :: decrementation |
| Minderung {f} | :: depression |
| Minderung {f} | :: deterioration |
| Minderung {f} | :: diminution |
| Minderung {f} | :: drop-off |
| Minderung {f} | :: impairment |
| Minderung {f} | :: lessening |
| Minderung {f} | :: loss |
| Minderung {f} | :: lowering, reduction |
| Minderung {f} [legal] | :: mitigation |
| Minderung {f} [legal] | :: price reduction |
| minderwertig {adj} | :: shoddy, inferior |
| minderwertiger {adj} | :: comparative of minderwertig |
| Minderwertigkeit {f} | :: inferiority, low quality |
| Minderwertigkeitskomplex {m} | :: inferiority complex |
| minderwertigsten {adj} | :: superlative of minderwertig |
| Minderzahl {f} | :: minority, inferior number(s) |
| mindest {adj} [archaic] | :: superlative of minder |
| mindestens {adv} | :: at least (at a lower limit) |
| mindestens haltbar bis {phrase} | :: best before |
| Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum {n} | :: expiry date, best-before date |
| Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum {n} | :: shelf life |
| Mindestlohn {m} | :: minimum wage |
| Mine {f} [weapons] | :: a mine |
| Mine {f} [mining] | :: a mine |
| Mine {f} | :: pencil lead, ballpoint pen reservoir (tube) |
| Minenfeld {n} | :: minefield |
| Minenministerium {n} | :: ministry of mining |
| Mineral {n} | :: mineral |
| Mineralanalyse {f} [mineralogy, inorganic chemistry] | :: mineral analysis |
| mineralisch {adj} | :: mineral |
| mineralisieren {v} | :: to mineralize |
| Mineralklasse {f} [mineralogy] | :: mineral class |
| Mineralkonzentrat {n} | :: mineral concentrate |
| Mineralname {m} [mineralogy] | :: mineral name |
| Mineraloge {m} | :: mineralogist |
| Mineralogie {f} | :: mineralogy |
| mineralogisch {adj} | :: mineralogical |
| Mineralöl {n} | :: oil, mineral oil (petroleum product) |
| Mineralsäure {f} | :: mineral acid |
| Mineralstoff {m} | :: mineral |
| Mineralstoff {m} | :: mineral supplement |
| Mineralstoffwechsel {m} [biochemistry] | :: mineral metabolism |
| Mineralsystematik {f} [mineralogy] | :: mineral classification |
| Mineralwasser {n} | :: mineral water, carbonated water |
| Miniatur {f} | :: miniature |
| Miniaturbild {n} [computing] | :: thumbnail (a miniature preview of a larger image) |
| Miniaturporträt {n} | :: miniature portrait |
| Minibildchen {n} | :: a particularly small picture |
| Minigolf {noun} [sports] | :: minigolf, miniature golf |
| Minikleid {n} | :: minidress (a short dress) |
| Minikleidchen {n} | :: diminutive of Minikleid |
| minim {adj} [dated, outside, Swiss] | :: minimal |
| minimal {adj} | :: minimal |
| Minimalismus {m} | :: minimalism |
| Minimalist {m} | :: minimalist |
| minimalistisch {adj} | :: minimalist |
| Minimalpaar {n} | :: minimal pair (pair of words) |
| minimieren {v} | :: to minimize / minimise |
| Minimierung {f} | :: minimization |
| Minimum {n} | :: minimum |
| Mining {prop} {n} | :: Mining (municipality) |
| Minirock {m} | :: miniskirt |
| Minischwein {n} | :: minipig |
| Minister {m} | :: minister (a person who is commissioned by the government for public service) |
| ministeriell {adj} | :: ministerial |
| ministeriell {adv} | :: ministerial |
| Ministerin {f} | :: minister (woman who is commissioned by the government for public service) |
| Ministerium {n} | :: ministry |
| Ministerium für Staatssicherheit {n} | :: Ministry for State Security; Stasi |
| Ministerpräsident {m} | :: minister-president, prime minister |
| Ministerpräsidentenkandidat {m} | :: prime ministerial candidate, candidate for prime minister, candidate for the office of prime minister |
| Ministerpräsidentenkandidatin {f} | :: prime ministerial candidate, candidate for prime minister, candidate for the office of prime minister (female) |
| Ministerpräsidentin {f} | :: prime minister (female) |
| ministrabel {adj} | :: ministrable |
| Minivan {m} | :: a little van; minivan |
| Mink {m} [not generally understood] | :: American mink (Neovison vison) |
| Minna {prop} | :: given name |
| Minne {f} [archaic, poetic or humorous] | :: romantic love |
| Minne {f} [historical, Middle Ages] | :: courtly love; a kind of chivalrous, serving love by a knight for a noblewoman, generally secret and sometimes adulterous |
| minnen {v} [poetic] | :: to love |
| Minnesang {m} [historical] | :: a form of medieval courtly love song |
| Minnesänger {m} | :: minnesinger |
| minnig {adj} | :: amiable |
| minniglich {adj} | :: synonym of minnig |
| minoisch {adj} | :: Minoan |
| minorenn {adj} [archaic] | :: underage |
| Minrecordit {m} [mineral] | :: minrecordite |
| Minsk {prop} {n} | :: Minsk (capital city) |
| MINT {noun} | :: acronym of Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Similar to and used in the same context as STEM |
| minus {adv} [mathematics] | :: minus, less |
| Minus {n} [mathematics] | :: minus (negative quantity) |
| Minus {n} | :: minus (defect or deficiency) |
| Minus {n} [colloquial] | :: minus (minus sign) |
| Minuskelschrift {f} | :: minuscule script |
| Minuspunkt {m} | :: minus point, disadvantage, negative |
| Minuszeichen {n} [mathematics] | :: minus sign |
| Minute {f} | :: minute (unit of time; unit of angle) |
| minutenlang {adj} | :: lasting for minutes, minuteslong |
| Minutentakt {m} | :: minute interval |
| Minutenzeiger {m} [clock, watch] | :: minute hand |
| Minuterie {f} | :: time switch, timer |
| minutiös {adj} | :: minute |
| minütlich {adj} | :: minutely (happening every minute) |
| minuziös {adj} | :: alternative form of minutiös |
| Minze {f} | :: mint (genus Mentha) |
| Mio. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Million or Millionen |
| Mio {noun} | :: Abbreviation of Million or Millionen |
| mir. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittelirisch |
| mir {pron} [regional, dialectal or colloquial] | :: alternative form of wir |
| Mira {prop} [star] | :: Mira |
| Mira {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Mirabelle {f} | :: mirabelle plum, mirabelle prune |
| Mirakel {n} | :: miracle |
| Mirakelfrucht {f} | :: miracle berry |
| mirakulös {adj} | :: miraculous |
| mir geht's gut, danke {phrase} [colloquial] | :: The expected, polite response to wie geht's |
| Miriam {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Miriam |
| Miriam {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Mirjam {prop} [biblical character] | :: Miriam |
| Mirjam {prop} | :: given name, more often spelled Miriam |
| mir nichts, dir nichts {adv} [idiomatic, figurative] | :: suddenly; without warning, or consideration, or regard for own detriment |
| mirs {contraction} | :: contraction of mir es |
| Misanthrop {m} | :: misanthrope |
| mischbar {adj} | :: miscible |
| Mischehe {f} | :: mixed marriage |
| Mischelement {n} | :: Any element that exists in nature as a mixture of isotopes |
| mischen {v} | :: to mix |
| mischen {v} [card games] | :: to shuffle |
| Mischen {n} | :: shuffle |
| Mischendorf {prop} {n} | :: Mischendorf (municipality) |
| Mischkristall {m} | :: mixed crystal |
| Mischkunststoff {m} | :: mixed plastics |
| Mischling {m} [also, biology] | :: hybrid |
| Mischling {m} [usually, offensive] | :: half-breed, breed (short form); person of mixed race |
| Mischmasch {m} | :: mishmash, hotchpotch, hodgepodge |
| Mischna {prop} {f} | :: Mishna |
| Mischoxid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: mixed oxide |
| Mischpoche {f} | :: alternative form of Mischpoke |
| Mischpoke {f} [colloquial, now, rare] | :: family |
| Mischpoke {f} [by extension, colloquial, now, rare] | :: a bunch or group of people |
| Mischpolymerisat {n} [chemistry] | :: copolymer |
| Mischpult {n} [music] | :: mixing console, mixing desk, soundboard, audio mixer |
| Mischsalz {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: mixed salt |
| Mischsprache {f} [linguistics] | :: mixed language |
| Mischung {f} | :: mix, mixture |
| Mischung {f} | :: shuffle |
| Mischvolk {n} | :: mixed race, mixed ethnicity |
| Mischwald {m} | :: mixed forest |
| miserabel {adj} [pejorative] | :: miserable, lousy |
| Misere {f} | :: misery |
| misgendern {v} [LGBT] | :: to misgender |
| misogyn {adj} | :: misogynistic, misogynist, misogynic, misogynous |
| Misogynie {f} | :: misogyny |
| Mispel {f} | :: medlar |
| miss- {prefix} | :: Same functions and meanings as the English prefix mis-; a nominal, adjectival and inseparable verbal prefix that negates the meaning or expresses the opposite of its stem or indicates that something isn't being done correctly or isn't correct or good |
| Miss {f} | :: title for a beauty queen |
| miß- {prefix} | :: obsolete spelling of miss- |
| miß {v} | :: obsolete spelling of miss |
| Miß {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Miss |
| missachten {v} | :: to ignore (deliberately pay no attention to), disregard |
| missachten {v} | :: to flout |
| mißachten {v} | :: obsolete spelling of missachten |
| missachtet {v} | :: past participle of missachten |
| mißachtet {v} | :: past participle of mißachten |
| Missachtung {f} | :: disregard ([+ genitive] for), flouting ([+ genitive] of) |
| Missachtung {f} | :: disrespect, disdain |
| Missbildung {f} | :: malformation, deformity |
| missbilligen {v} | :: to disapprove, to frown upon |
| Missbilligung {f} | :: disapproval |
| Missbrauch {m} | :: abuse |
| Mißbrauch {m} | :: alternative spelling of Missbrauch |
| missbrauchen {v} | :: to abuse (use improperly) |
| missbrauchen {v} | :: to maltreat; to abuse (treat improperly or violently) |
| missbrauchen {v} | :: to abuse; to violate (rape or assault sexually) |
| mißbrauchen {v} | :: alternative spelling of missbrauchen |
| Missbraucher {m} | :: abuser |
| missbräuchlich {adj} | :: improper, wrongful |
| missbräuchlicherweise {adv} | :: improperly, wrongfully |
| missbraucht {v} | :: past participle of missbrauchen |
| mißbraucht {v} | :: obsolete spelling of missbraucht |
| missdeuten {v} | :: to misinterpret |
| missen {v} [elevated] | :: to be without, to lack |
| missen {v} [rare] | :: to miss |
| missen {v} [rare] | :: to lose |
| Misserfolg {m} | :: failure |
| Missernte {f} | :: crop failure |
| Missetat {f} | :: misdeed |
| Missetäter {m} | :: malefactor |
| Missgeburt {f} [derogatory] | :: a creature born with severe birth defects / deformities |
| missgelaunt {adj} | :: sullen, moody, grumpy |
| Missgeschick {n} | :: mishap |
| missglückt {adj} | :: unsuccessful, failed |
| missgönnen {v} | :: to grudge, begrudge |
| Missgunst {f} | :: jealousy, resentment |
| missgünstig {adj} | :: resentful, jealous |
| misshandeln {v} | :: to mistreat, to abuse |
| mißhandeln {v} | :: obsolete spelling of misshandeln |
| mißhandelt {v} | :: past participle of mißhandeln |
| Missingsch {n} | :: Missingsch, a dialect of High German with significant Low German influence |
| Mission {f} | :: mission (all senses) |
| Missionar {m} | :: missionary |
| missionarisch {adj} | :: missionary |
| Missionarsstellung {f} | :: missionary position |
| Missklang {m} | :: dissonance, discord |
| Misskredit {m} | :: discredit |
| misslich {adj} | :: awkward (perverse; adverse; untoward) |
| misslingen {vi} | :: to fail; to be unsuccessful |
| mißlingen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of misslingen |
| misslungen {v} | :: past participle of misslingen |
| mißlungen {v} | :: past participle of mißlingen |
| Missmut {m} | :: discontent, moroseness |
| missmutig {adj} | :: sullen, morose, bad-tempered, discontented, surly, scowling |
| Missouri {prop} {n} | :: Missouri (state) |
| Missouri {prop} {m} | :: Missouri (river) |
| missourisch {adj} | :: Missourian |
| Missstand {m} | :: bad state of affairs |
| Mißstand {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Missstand |
| misstrauen {v} | :: to suspect, distrust, have doubts about |
| Misstrauen {n} | :: mistrust |
| mißtrauen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of misstrauen |
| Mißtrauen {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Misstrauen |
| Misstrauensvotum {n} | :: vote of no confidence |
| misstrauisch {adj} | :: distrustful, suspicious |
| misstraut {v} | :: past participle of misstrauen |
| mißtraut {v} | :: past participle of mißtrauen |
| Missvergnügen {n} | :: displeasure, discontent, dissatisfaction (state of being dissatisfied) |
| missvergnügt {adj} | :: discontented, unhappy |
| missverstanden {v} | :: past participle of missverstehen |
| missverständlich {adj} | :: misleading |
| Missverständnis {n} | :: misunderstanding, misinterpretation |
| Mißverständnis {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Missverständnis |
| Mißverständniß {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Missverständnis |
| missverstehen {v} | :: to misunderstand, to misapprehend |
| mißverstehen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of missverstehen |
| Mist {m} | :: manure (domestic animals’ excrement mixed with hay) |
| Mist {m} [colloquial] | :: crap, bullshit |
| Mist {m} [Austria] | :: rubbish, garbage, waste |
| Mistel {f} | :: mistletoe |
| Mistelbach {prop} {n} | :: Mistelbach (municipality) |
| Mistelbach {prop} {n} | :: Mistelbach (town) |
| Misteldrossel {f} | :: mistle thrush [Turdus viscivorus] |
| misten {v} [agriculture] | :: to manure |
| misten {v} | :: [of animals] to crap |
| Mistgabel {f} | :: pitchfork (farm tool with tines) |
| Mistkäfer {m} | :: dung beetle |
| Mistkerl {m} [offensive] | :: bastard; swine; nasty guy |
| Mistkübel {m} | :: rubbish bin |
| Mistral {m} | :: mistral |
| Miststück {n} [offensive] | :: mean person; bitch (may be male or female) |
| Mistwetter {n} [colloquial] | :: bad weather, typically rainy and cold |
| mit- {prefix} | :: a prefix of nearly unlimited productivity, expressing that something is done together with others who do the same thing, sometimes equivalent to English co- or along |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: with (in the company of; alongside) |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: with, by (using as an instrument; by means of) |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: with (as an accessory to) |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: with (having) |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: at (with the age of) |
| mit {prep} [takes dative] | :: with, including, with ... included |
| mit {adv} | :: among; denotes a belonging of a person or a thing to a group |
| mit {adv} | :: also, too (in addition; besides; as well) |
| mit {adv} [somewhat, colloquial] | :: with (something), with it |
| mit Abstand {adv} | :: by far (literally: with distance) |
| mit Ach und Krach {prep} [idiomatic] | :: by the skin of one's teeth |
| mit allem Drum und Dran {prep} [idiom] | :: lock, stock, and barrel |
| mit allen Schikanen {prep} [idiom] | :: with all the bells and whistles |
| mit allen Wassern gewaschen sein {v} [idiomatic] | :: know every trick in the book |
| mit anderen Worten {phrase} [idiom] | :: in other words |
| mit angehaltenem Atem {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with bated breath |
| Mitarbeit {f} | :: cooperation, collaboration |
| Mitarbeit {f} | :: assistance |
| mitarbeiten {vt} | :: to collaborate, cooperate |
| Mitarbeiter {m} | :: employee, person who works, with others, in a particular business |
| Mitarbeiter {m} | :: assistant, person who assists another person in a business |
| Mitarbeiter {m} | :: staff member |
| Mitarbeiterin {f} | :: associate, employee, colleague (female) |
| mitbekommen {vt} | :: To get or be given something when leaving |
| mitbekommen {vt} | :: to notice |
| mitbekommen {vt} | :: to understand |
| Mitbestimmung {f} | :: participation, co-determination |
| Mitbewohner {m} | :: a person living in the same house, room, apartment etc. as oneself; a cohabitor, roommate, roomie, flatmate |
| mit bloßem Auge {prep} | :: with the naked eye |
| mitbringen {vt} | :: to bring along, to bring with |
| mitbringen {vt} | :: to take along, to take with |
| Mitbringsel {n} | :: A small present brought by a guest or someone returning from a journey |
| Mitbruder {m} [religion] | :: A brother in the faith, especially a fellow member of the Catholic clergy or a fellow monk |
| Mitbruder {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: A fellow human being; male in the singular, also generic in the plural |
| Mitbürger {m} | :: fellow citizen |
| mit dem Feuer spielen {idiom} | :: to play with fire |
| mit dem linken Fuß zuerst aufgestanden sein {v} [idiom] | :: to get up on the wrong side of the bed |
| mitdenken {v} | :: to follow |
| mit den Schultern zucken {v} | :: to shrug |
| mit den Wölfen heulen {v} [idiom] | :: to follow the masses |
| mit der Kneifzange nicht anfassen {v} | :: not touch something with a barge pole (to avoid contact with someone or something at all costs) |
| mit deutschem Gruß {phrase} [nazism] | :: A way to close a note or letter |
| miteinander {adv} | :: together (with) |
| miteinander {adv} | :: with each other |
| mit einem Bein im Gefängnis stehen {v} [idiom] | :: to be involved in illegal activities |
| mit einem blauen Auge davonkommen {v} [idiom] | :: to get off with a slap on the wrist |
| mit einem Fuß im Grab stehen {idiom} | :: to have one foot in the grave |
| mit einemmal {adv} | :: alternative form of mit einem Mal |
| mit einem Mal {adv} [archaic] | :: all of a sudden, suddenly |
| mitessen {v} | :: to partake [in eating], to eat along |
| Mitesser {m} | :: agent noun of mitessen; blackhead, comedo |
| mit etwas Schritt halten {v} [idiom] | :: to keep up with |
| mitfahren {v} | :: to drive with |
| Mitfahrgelegenheit {f} | :: lift, ride |
| Mitfahrgelegenheit {f} | :: carpooling (sharing a car journey with someone else) |
| mitfinanzieren {v} | :: To cofinance |
| mitfinanziert {v} | :: past participle of mitfinanzieren |
| mitfolgen {v} | :: to follow along |
| mit freundlichen Grüßen {adj} | :: with friendly greetings; yours sincerely; best regards; a polite way of closing a letter, especially when the sender is known to the recipient |
| mit Fug und Recht {adv} | :: justifiably, rightly |
| mitfühlen {v} | :: to empathize, empathise, sympathize, sympathise |
| mitfühlend {adj} | :: sympathetic |
| mitgeben {v} | :: to give someone something to take along |
| mitgeben {v} | :: to teach someone something, especially one of the younger generation; to pass on |
| mitgeben {v} [with einen] | :: to deal somebody a slap or blow while passing by or while they are walking away |
| mitgeben {v} [with einen, figurative] | :: to criticise or insult somebody in passing when talking about another topic |
| mit Geduld und Zeit kommt man weit {proverb} | :: good things come to those who wait; patience is a virtue; one will get that for which one hopes, if one waits |
| Mitgefühl {n} | :: compassion |
| mitgeführt {v} | :: past participle of mitfahren |
| mitgeführt {adj} | :: entrained (carried along) |
| mitgegangen {v} | :: past participle of mitgehen |
| mitgehalten {v} | :: past participle of mithalten |
| mitgehen {v} | :: to come along |
| mitgehen {v} | :: to accompany |
| mitgehen lassen {v} [idiomatic] | :: to steal, especially while being some place for some other purpose |
| mitgehen lassen {v} | :: to take something, possibly because one forgets to put it back |
| mitgeholfen {v} | :: past participle of mithelfen |
| mitgemacht {v} | :: past participle of mitmachen |
| mitgemeint {v} | :: past participle of mitmeinen |
| mitgemeint {adj} | :: included |
| mitgeschwungen {v} | :: past participle of mitschwingen |
| mitgespielt {v} | :: past participle of mitspielen |
| mitgeteilt {v} | :: past participle of mitteilen |
| Mitgift {f} | :: dowry |
| Mitglied {n} | :: member |
| Mitgliederliste {f} | :: list of members |
| Mitgliederversammlung {f} | :: general assembly (political meeting) |
| Mitgliedorganisation {f} | :: member organisation (organisation connected to an umbrella organisation) |
| Mitgliedschaft {f} | :: membership (fact of being a member) |
| Mitgliedsfunktion {f} [computing] | :: member function |
| Mitgliedsstaat {m} | :: member state |
| Mitgliedstaat {m} | :: member state |
| Mitgründer {m} | :: cofounder |
| mit Haken und Ösen {prep} [idiom] | :: by hook or by crook |
| mit halbem Herzen {adv} | :: half-heartedly |
| mithalten {v} | :: to keep up with (stay even or ahead) |
| mit Hängen und Würgen {prep} [idiom] | :: with great effort |
| mit heißer Nadel gestrickt {adj} | :: Made in a hurry |
| mithelfen {v} | :: to help, to assist |
| mit Herz {adv} | :: good-hearted |
| mithilfe {prep} | :: by means of, with |
| mit Hilfe {prep} | :: alternative spelling of mithilfe |
| Mithilfe {f} | :: help, assistance |
| mithin {adv} | :: therefore, consequently |
| mithören {v} | :: to overhear |
| mithören {v} | :: to listen to, to listen in |
| mithören {v} | :: to eavesdrop, to listen in |
| mithören {v} [military, of enemy communications] | :: to intercept |
| mit jemandem ins Gericht gehen {v} [idiom] | :: to take a hard look at someone, to judge someone |
| mit jemandem ist nicht gut Kirschen essen {phrase} [idiom] | :: it is difficult to get along with someone |
| mit jemandem Schlitten fahren {v} [pejorative, colloquial] | :: [idiom] to treat someone hard and ruthless |
| mit Kind und Kegel {adv} [idiomatic, somewhat, colloquial] | :: as a large group; with all of one's family, contents, and/or livestock |
| Mitknecht {m} | :: fellow servant |
| mitkommen {v} | :: to come with, to join and come along with (another person) |
| mitkommen {v} | :: to understand (something) |
| Mitläufer {m} [derogatory] | :: A passive follower; one who is a member of a group but does nothing to further its aims |
| Mitlaut {m} [phonetics, chiefly restricted to elementary school usage] | :: consonant |
| mit leeren Händen {adj} [idiomatic] | :: empty-handed |
| Mitleid {n} | :: pity, compassion |
| mitleiden {v} | :: to feel compassion |
| mitleiderregend {adj} | :: pitiful, pathetic |
| mitleidig {adj} | :: compassionate, sympathetic |
| mitmachen {vi} | :: to take part |
| mit Mann und Maus {adv} [somewhat, colloquial] | :: to a man, with everybody, with all means available |
| Mitmensch {m} | :: fellow human being, fellow man |
| mitmischen {vi} | :: to be involved, interfere |
| mitnehmen {v} | :: to carry along |
| mitnehmen {v} | :: to pick up |
| mitnehmen {v} | :: to take away |
| mitnichten {adv} [dated or often, humorous] | :: by no means, not at all |
| Mitochondrienmatrix {f} | :: mitochondrial matrix |
| Mitochondrion {noun} | :: alternative spelling of Mitochondrium |
| Mitochondrium {n} | :: mitochondrion (respiratory organelle) |
| mit offenen Augen schlafen {v} [idiom] | :: to daydream, to be inattentive |
| mit offenen Karten spielen {v} | :: to play with the cards on the table |
| Mitose {f} | :: mitosis (division of a cell nucleus) |
| mitotisch {adj} | :: mitotic |
| mitreden {v} | :: to join in a conversation |
| mitreden {v} | :: to have a say |
| mitreißen {v} | :: to entrain |
| mitreißen {v} | :: to carry away |
| mitreißend {adj} | :: stirring, rousing |
| mitreißend {adj} | :: thrilling, exciting |
| mit Sack und Pack {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with all his/her/their belongings, bag and baggage |
| mitsamt {prep} [with dative] | :: together with |
| Mitscherlichit {m} [mineral] | :: mitscherlichite |
| mitschneiden {vt} | :: to record |
| Mitschnitt {m} | :: recording |
| Mitschrift {f} | :: transcript, written record |
| mitschuld {adj} | :: complicit |
| Mitschuld {f} | :: complicity |
| mitschuldig {adj} | :: partly responsible |
| Mitschüler {m} | :: schoolmate, classmate (person who attended school with the subject) |
| mitschwingen {v} | :: to resonate |
| mit seinem Latein am Ende sein {idiom} | :: to be at one's wit's end |
| mitsingen {v} | :: to sing along |
| mit sozialistischem Gruß {phrase} [obsolete, DDR] | :: A politically correct way to close a note or letter |
| mitspielen {v} | :: To cooperate |
| mitspielen {v} | :: To play along |
| mitspielen {v} | :: To feature (in a film) |
| Mitsprache {f} | :: say [ability to influence to a decision] |
| Mitspracherecht {n} | :: voice, say [right to influence a decision] |
| Mitstudent {m} | :: fellow student (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mitstudentin {f} | :: fellow student (female) |
| Mitsubishi {prop} {n} | :: Mitsubishi (company) |
| Mitsubishi {m} | :: Mitsubishi (car of that company) |
| Mittag {m} | :: noon, midday, late morning, early afternoon (time from about 11 a.m. to 2 p.m) |
| Mittag {m} [archaic] | :: south (compass point representing 180°) |
| Mittag {n} [somewhat, colloquial] | :: lunch (light meal eaten around midday) |
| mittagessen {v} [southern Germany, Austria] | :: to lunch, to have lunch |
| Mittagessen {n} | :: lunch |
| mittäglich {adj} | :: midday |
| mittags {adv} | :: at midday |
| Mittagsland {n} [dated] | :: south |
| Mittagsmahl {n} [literary] | :: luncheon |
| Mittagspause {f} | :: lunchbreak, lunch hour (A break at work for having lunch, usually at a fixed time around noon and unpaid.) |
| Mittagsschlaf {m} | :: afternoon nap |
| Mittagssonne {f} | :: midday sun, noon sun |
| Mittagszeit {f} | :: lunchtime |
| mittagwärts {adv} [archaic] | :: southwards |
| Mittäter {m} | :: accomplice |
| Mittäterschaft {f} | :: complicity |
| Mitte {f} | :: middle |
| Mitte {f} | :: center |
| Mitte {prop} {n} | :: The most central borough of Berlin |
| mitteilen {v} | :: to inform about, to tell, to disclose, to impart |
| mitteilen {v} | :: to share with, to impart, to transfer a deal to |
| mitteilsam {adj} | :: communicative |
| mitteilsam {adj} | :: talkative, garrulous |
| Mitteilung {f} | :: message (communications: Information which is sent from a source to a receiver) |
| mittel- {prefix} | :: middle, medium |
| mittel {adj} [attributive, now archaic in the positive, see usage notes] | :: middle, in the middle |
| mittel {adj} [colloquial, predicative, invariable] | :: average, middling |
| Mittel {n} | :: agent, appliance |
| Mittel {n} | :: means |
| Mittel {n} | :: medicament, remedy |
| Mittel {n} | :: (only plural) funds, capital |
| Mittel {n} | :: median |
| Mittel {n} [uncountable, printing, dated] | :: The middle of the 7 traditional sizes of German type, between Cicero and Tertia, standardized as 14 point and taken as roughly equivalent to "English" type |
| Mittelalter {n} | :: Middle Ages |
| Mittelalter {n} [rare] | :: middle age |
| Mittelalter {n} [colloquial] | :: Middle-aged person or persons |
| mittelalterig {adj} | :: alternative form of mittelaltrig |
| mittelalterlich {adj} | :: mediäval |
| Mittelaltermarkt {m} | :: "medieval market", partly staged similar to Renaissance fairs |
| mittelaltrig {adj} | :: medieval |
| Mittelamerika {prop} {n} | :: Central America (the part of the Americas between North America and South America) |
| mittelamerikanisch {adj} | :: Central American |
| Mittelasien {prop} {n} | :: synonym of Zentralasien |
| mittelatlantisch {adj} | :: mid-Atlantic (attributive) |
| mittelbar {adj} | :: indirect, mediate |
| Mittelbauer {m} [chess] | :: central pawn |
| Mittelbauer {m} | :: mid-size farmer |
| Mittelberg {prop} {n} | :: surname |
| Mittelberg {prop} {n} | :: Mittelberg (municipality) |
| Mittelchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mittel |
| mitteldeutsch {adj} | :: central German; from or pertaining to any area that is currently or was historically central Germany, or from or pertaining to the people, culture or dialects of this area; Central German |
| Mitteldeutsch {prop} {n} | :: Central German |
| mittelenglisch {adj} | :: Middle English (related to the Middle English language) |
| Mittelenglisch {n} | :: Middle English (the Middle English language) |
| Mitteleuropa {prop} {n} | :: Central Europe |
| mitteleuropäisch {adj} | :: Central European |
| Mittelfeld {n} [sports] | :: midfield |
| Mittelfeld {n} | :: the middle, the mediocre area of a range or spectrum |
| Mittelfeldspieler {m} [soccer] | :: midfielder |
| Mittelfeldspielerin {f} [soccer] | :: female midfielder |
| Mittelfinger {m} | :: middle finger |
| mittelfränkisch {adj} | :: Central Franconian |
| mittelfranzösisch {adj} | :: Middle French (related to the Middle French language) |
| Mittelfranzösisch {n} | :: Middle French (the Middle French language) |
| mittelfristig {adj} | :: medium-term |
| Mittelgebirge {n} | :: low mountain range |
| Mittelgebirge {n} | :: German Central Uplands (pl.) |
| mittelgradig {adj} | :: moderate |
| mittelgriechisch {adj} | :: Middle Greek |
| mittelgroß {adj} | :: medium-sized |
| mittelgroß {adj} [of a person] | :: medium height |
| Mittelhirn {n} | :: midbrain |
| mittelhochdeutsch {adj} | :: Middle High German |
| Mittelhochdeutsch {prop} {n} | :: Middle High German |
| mittelirisch {adj} | :: Middle Irish (related to the Middle Irish language) |
| Mittelirisch {n} | :: Middle Irish (the Middle Irish language) |
| Mittelklasse {f} | :: middle class |
| Mittelkonsole {f} | :: center console or centre console |
| Mittellatein {n} | :: Medieval Latin (language) |
| mittellateinisch {adj} | :: Medieval Latin (related to the Medieval Latin language) |
| Mittellauf {m} | :: middle reaches |
| Mittellinie {f} | :: a line through the middle or centre of something; midline; centreline |
| Mittellinie {f} [sports] | :: halfway line |
| mittellos {adj} | :: without means, penniless |
| Mittelmaß {n} | :: mediocrity |
| mittelmässig {noun} | :: alternative spelling of mittelmäßig |
| mittelmäßig {adj} | :: mediocre |
| Mittelmeer {prop} {n} | :: the Mediterranean Sea |
| Mittelmeerraum {m} | :: Mediterranean area or region |
| mittelneolithisch {adj} | :: of, from or relating to the time of the Neolithic from ca. 4500 till 4000 BC |
| mittelniederdeutsch {adj} | :: Middle Low German (related to the Middle Low German language) |
| Mittelniederdeutsch {n} | :: Middle Low German (the Middle Low German language) |
| mittelniederländisch {adj} | :: Middle Dutch (related to the Middle Dutch language) |
| Mittelniederländisch {n} | :: Middle Dutch (the Middle Dutch language) |
| mittelnorwegisch {adj} | :: Middle Norwegian (related to the Middle Norwegian language) |
| Mittelnorwegisch {n} | :: Middle Norwegian (the Middle Norwegian language) |
| Mittelohr {n} | :: middle ear |
| mittelozeanisch {adj} | :: mid-oceanic |
| mittelpersisch {adj} | :: Middle Persian (related to the Middle Persian language) |
| Mittelpersisch {n} | :: Middle Persian (the Middle Persian language) |
| mittelprächtig {adj} | :: mediocre (middling good) |
| Mittelpunkt {m} | :: center |
| Mittelpunktswinkel {m} | :: central angle |
| Mittelrhein {prop} {m} | :: Middle Rhine |
| mittelrheinisch {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Middle Rhine |
| mittels {prep} | :: by (indicates a means) |
| Mittelschicht {f} | :: middle class |
| Mittelschicht {f} | :: middle shift |
| Mittelschmerz {m} | :: pain felt during ovulating; mittelschmerz |
| Mittelschule {f} | :: middle school, junior high school |
| Mittelsmann {m} | :: middleman, go-between, intermediary, mediator [law], agent (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mittelspiel {n} [board games] | :: middlegame |
| Mittelstand {m} [literally] | :: The middle class, wealthy ('bourgeois') section of the third estate |
| Mittelstand {m} | :: The independent professionals, private initiative, notably tradesmen, entrepreneurs etc |
| mittelständisch {adj} | :: middle-class |
| mittelständisch {adj} | :: medium-sized |
| mittelstark {adj} | :: moderate (of medium strength) |
| mittelsten {adj} | :: superlative of mittel |
| Mittelweg {m} | :: middle course |
| Mittelwert {m} [math] | :: average, arithmetic mean |
| Mittelwort {n} [grammar] | :: participle |
| Mittelwort der Gegenwart {n} [grammar] | :: present participle |
| Mittelwort der Vergangenheit {n} [grammar] | :: past participle |
| Mittel zum Zweck {n} [idiomatic] | :: means to an end |
| mitten {adv} | :: In the middle |
| mittendrin {adv} | :: right in the middle |
| Mitternacht {f} | :: midnight |
| Mitternacht {f} [archaic] | :: north |
| mitternachts {adv} | :: at midnight |
| mitternachtsblau {adj} | :: midnight blue |
| Mitternachtsblau {n} | :: midnight blue |
| mitternachtwärts {adv} [archaic] | :: northwards |
| Mittersill {prop} {n} | :: Mittersill (municipality) |
| mittheilen {v} | :: obsolete spelling of mitteilen |
| mittig {adj} | :: central |
| mittig {adj} | :: centred |
| mittig {adj} | :: concentric |
| Mittler {m} | :: mediator |
| mittlerer {adj} | :: comparative of mittel |
| mittlerer {adj} | :: in the middle |
| mittlerer {adj} | :: middling, average |
| mittlerweile {adv} | :: meanwhile |
| mittlerzeit {adv} [dated] | :: meanwhile |
| mittragen {vt} | :: to carry along |
| mittragen {vt} | :: to support [e.g. a decision] |
| mittschiffs {adv} | :: amidships |
| Mittsommer {m} | :: midsummer (the period around the summer solstice) |
| mittun {v} [colloquial] | :: to participate |
| Mittwinter {m} | :: midwinter (the period around the winter solstice) |
| Mittwoch {m} | :: Wednesday |
| Mittwochabend {m} | :: Wednesday evening |
| Mittwochmittag {m} | :: Wednesday noon |
| Mittwochnachmittag {m} | :: Wednesday afternoon |
| mittwochs {adv} | :: on Wednesdays, every Wednesday |
| Mittwochvormittag {m} | :: Wednesday morning (time before noon) |
| mitunter {adv} | :: now and then, occasionally |
| mitunterzeichnen {v} | :: to cosign; to be one of the signees of a document, e.g. a contract |
| mitverantwortlich {adj} | :: co-responsible; responsible along with others |
| Mitvergangenheit {f} [grammar] | :: preterite |
| mit Verlaub {prep} | :: with respect; with all due respect |
| mit Verlaub {prep} | :: pardon my French |
| mit vollen Zügen {adv} | :: to the full (in the context of enjoyment) |
| Mitwelt {f} | :: contemporary world |
| mitwirken {v} | :: to participate, cooperate |
| Mitwirkung {f} | :: Participation, involvement, the quality of being involved |
| Mitwirkung {f} | :: Cooperation |
| Mitwisser {m} | :: conspirator, confidant |
| Mitwisserin {f} | :: feminine noun of Mitwisser, confidante |
| Mitwisserschaft {f} | :: connivance, complicity |
| Mitwissersein {n} | :: connivance, complicity |
| mitzeichnen {v} [office, idiomatic] | :: to cosign; to sign a document prepared for a decision maker in order to indicate to them that one has read it and agrees |
| mitzeichnen {v} [ad-hoc formation] | :: to draw along with others |
| Mitzi {prop} | :: A High German nickname for Maria |
| mitziehen {v} [sports, auxiliary: haben] | :: to keep pace, keep up |
| mitziehen {vi} [auxiliary: sein] | :: to tag along |
| Mitzwa {f} | :: mitzvah (any of the 613 commandments of Jewish law) |
| Mix {m} | :: mix |
| mixen {vt} [especially of drinks] | :: to mix (cause two or more substances to become combined or united) |
| mixen {vt} [music] | :: to mix (combine several tracks; produce a finished version) |
| Mixer {m} | :: blender, mixer (kitchen appliance) |
| mixolydisch {adj} [music] | :: Mixolydian |
| Mixtur {f} [medicine] | :: mixture |
| Mizzi {prop} | :: A High German nickname for Maria |
| Mjollnir {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Mjölnir |
| Mjöllnir {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Mjölnir |
| Mjölner {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Mjölnir |
| Mjolnir {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Mjölnir |
| Mjölnir {prop} [Norse mythology, weapons] | :: Mjollnir (Thor's hammer) |
| mlat. {adj} | :: abbreviation of mittellateinisch |
| MM {noun} [apartment listing] | :: abbreviation of Monatsmiete or Monatsmieten |
| mMn {phrase} | :: abbreviation of meiner Meinung nach - IMO |
| mnd. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Mittelniederdeutsch |
| mnemonisch {adj} | :: mnemonic |
| mnemotechnisch {adj} | :: mnemotechnic |
| mnestisch {adj} | :: mnestic |
| mnl. {adj} | :: initialism of mittelniederländisch |
| Mo. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Montag |
| Mo {noun} | :: abbreviation of Montag "Monday" |
| Mob {m} | :: mob (unruly group of people) |
| mobben {v} | :: to bully |
| Mobbing {n} | :: bullying |
| Mobbing {n} | :: mobbing |
| Möbel {n} | :: furniture |
| Möbel {n} | :: piece of furniture |
| Möbelbauer {m} | :: furniture maker |
| Möbelstoff {m} | :: upholstering fabric |
| Möbelstück {n} | :: piece of furniture (an item that belongs to the furniture of a room) |
| mobil {adj} | :: mobile |
| Mobile {n} [arts] | :: mobile |
| Mobilfunk {m} | :: mobile / cellular telephony |
| Mobilfunknetz {n} | :: mobile phone network |
| mobilgemacht {v} | :: past participle of mobilmachen |
| Mobiliar {n} | :: furnishing, furniture |
| mobilisieren {v} | :: to mobilize |
| mobilisiert {v} | :: past participle of mobilisieren |
| Mobilisierung {f} | :: mobilization |
| Mobilität {f} | :: mobility |
| mobilmachen {v} [military or in a general sense] | :: to mobilize |
| Mobilmachung {f} [military] | :: mobilization |
| mobilsten {adj} | :: superlative of mobil |
| Mobiltelefon {n} | :: mobile phone (a portable telephone) |
| Möbius {prop} | :: surname |
| Möbiusband {n} | :: Möbius strip |
| möbl. {adj} [apartment listing] | :: abbreviation of möbliert |
| möblieren {v} | :: to furnish |
| möbliert {adj} | :: furnished |
| Möchtegern {m} | :: a wannabe |
| möchts {contraction} | :: contraction of möchte es |
| Mock-Objekt {n} [programming, object-oriented] | :: mock object |
| modal {adj} | :: modal |
| Modallogik {f} | :: modal logic |
| Modalverb {n} | :: modal verb |
| Modalverbum {n} [grammar] | :: modal verb |
| Modder {m} [regional, chiefly Northern Germany] | :: mud |
| Mode {f} | :: fashion, trend |
| modebewusst {adj} | :: fashion-conscious |
| Modegewürz {n} | :: allspice (Pimenta dioica) |
| Modekrankheit {f} | :: fashionable disease |
| Model {n} [person who serves as a subject for fashion] | :: model |
| Modell {n} | :: A model of an object |
| Modell {n} | :: A theoretical model |
| modellieren {v} [to build a model or to build from a substance] | :: to model |
| Modellorganismus {m} [biology] | :: model organism |
| Modell-Präsentation-Steuerung {f} [software, design] | :: synonym of Model-View-Controller |
| modeln {v} | :: to model |
| Model-View-Controller {m} [software, design] | :: The model-view-controller |
| Model-View-Presenter {m} [software design pattern] | :: model-view-presenter |
| Modem {m} {n} | :: modem; a device that encodes digital computer signals into analog telephone signals and vice-versa. It allows computers to communicate over a phone line |
| Moder {m} | :: a decomposing mass |
| Moder {m} | :: moldiness |
| Moder {m} | :: moldy smell |
| moderat {adj} | :: moderate |
| moderativ {adj} | :: moderative, moderating |
| Moderator {m} | :: moderator (mediator, chairman, web forum administrator) |
| Moderator {m} [TV, radio] | :: host [US], presenter [UK] |
| Moderator {m} [physics] | :: moderator (substance to decrease the speed of fast neutrons) |
| moderieren {v} [to act as a moderator] | :: to moderate |
| modern {v} | :: to rot, to molder |
| modern {adj} | :: modern |
| modern {adj} | :: state-of-the-art |
| Moderne {f} | :: modernity |
| Moderne {f} | :: modernism |
| Moderne {f} | :: the modern era |
| moderner {adj} | :: comparative of modern |
| modernisieren {v} | :: To modernize |
| modernisiert {v} | :: past participle of modernisieren |
| Modernisierung {f} | :: modernization |
| Modernismus {m} | :: modernism |
| modernsten {adj} | :: superlative of modern |
| Modeschmuck {m} | :: costume jewellery |
| Modesünde {f} | :: fashion faux pas, "fashion sin" |
| Modifikation {f} | :: modification |
| modifizieren {vt} | :: to modify |
| modisch {adj} | :: fashionable |
| modischer {adj} | :: comparative of modisch |
| modischsten {adj} | :: superlative of modisch |
| Mödling {prop} {n} | :: Mödling (municipality) |
| modrig {adj} | :: mouldy, rotting, musty |
| Modul {n} | :: module |
| Modul {m} [mathematics] | :: module |
| modular {adj} | :: modular |
| Modulator {m} | :: modulator |
| Modultest {m} [software, testing] | :: unit test |
| Modus {m} | :: mode (predesigned set of states or rules) |
| Modus {m} [music] | :: mode |
| Modus {m} [grammar] | :: mood |
| Mogadischu {prop} | :: Mogadischu (capital city) |
| Mogelei {f} | :: cheating |
| mogeln {v} | :: to cheat |
| Mogelpackung {f} | :: Deceptive packaging, such as a large container with little content; more generally, an item promoted with misleading advertising |
| Mogelpackung {f} [by extension] | :: Anything of a deceptive or dubious nature |
| mögen {vt} | :: to like (something or someone) |
| mögen {vi} | :: to want to go |
| mögen {v} [auxiliary, with infinitive] | :: may [expresses a possibility, never a permission] |
| mögen {v} [auxiliary, in negation, with infinitive] | :: to be hesitant to (do something) |
| mögen {v} [auxiliary, in the present subjunctive, with infinitive] | :: may [paraphrases the optative] |
| mögen {vt} [in the past subjunctive] | :: to want; would like (to have or to do something) |
| mögen {v} [auxiliary, in the past subjunctive, with infinitive, ] | :: to want to; would like to; to wish to (do something) |
| Mogersdorf {prop} {n} | :: Mogersdorf (municipality) |
| Möggers {prop} {n} | :: Möggers (municipality) |
| möglich {adj} [chiefly predicative] | :: possible (what can be done or achieved) |
| möglich {adj} | :: potential; likely |
| möglich {adj} [colloquial, idiomatic, with alle, alles] | :: a whole bunch of; a great deal of; a lot of; many |
| möglicherweise {adv} | :: possibly, potentially |
| möglicherweise {adv} | :: perhaps |
| möglicherweise {adv} | :: conceivably |
| Möglichkeit {f} | :: possibility, likelihood |
| Möglichkeit {f} | :: option, choice |
| Möglichkeitsform {f} [grammar] | :: German word for Konjunktiv – the conjunctive mode |
| möglichst {adv} | :: as much as possible |
| möglichst {adv} | :: preferably |
| Mogul {m} | :: mogul (rich or powerful person) |
| Mohammed {prop} {m} | :: Muhammad (the prophet of Islam) |
| Mohammed {prop} {m} | :: given name very popular among Muslims |
| Mohammedaner {m} [dated] | :: "Mohammedan": Muslim |
| Mohar {n} [dated for disuse of object] | :: foxtail millet, Setaria italica, properly Setaria italica subsp. moharra syn. Setaria italica var. minor, while Tschumise – čumíza, but this is rare in German – is Setaria italica subsp. maxima |
| Mohn {m} | :: poppy (Papaver) |
| Mohnblume {f} | :: common poppy (Papaver rhoeas) |
| Mohnbrötchen {n} | :: poppyseed bun |
| Mohnflesserl {n} | :: Braided poppy seed bread |
| Mohnkapsel {f} | :: poppy seed capsule |
| Mohnkuchen {m} | :: poppyseed cake (cake filled with a mass of poppyseeds and sugar; originally from eastern regions, especially Silesia, but now traditional throughout Germany and Austria) |
| Mohr {m} [dated] | :: blackamoor, negro; Moor |
| Möhrchen {n} | :: diminutive of Möhre |
| Mohre {f} | :: obsolete form of Möhre |
| Möhre {f} [regional] | :: carrot |
| Mohrenkopf {m} [now, possibly, offensive] | :: Chocolate-coated marshmallow treat |
| Mohrenkopf {m} | :: sooty milk cap (Lactarius lignyotus, an unpalatable mushroom) |
| Mohrenkopf {m} | :: the name of doves of some particular races |
| Mohrenland {n} [dated, biblical] | :: Ethiopia |
| mohrenschwarz {adj} [archaic, now offensive] | :: black as a Moor |
| Mohrin {f} | :: [female] moor |
| Mohrrübe {f} [regional] | :: carrot |
| Mohs {prop} | :: surname |
| Mohs {prop} | :: Friedrich Mohs, German mineralogist |
| Mohshärte {f} | :: Mohs scale (of mineral hardness) |
| moin {interj} [colloquial, Northern Germany] | :: hi |
| Moissanit {m} [mineral] | :: moissanite |
| mokant {adj} | :: sardonic, mocking, sarcastic |
| Mokassin {m} [footwear] | :: moccasin |
| mokieren {vr} [with preposition: über] | :: to mock (someone, something) |
| Mokka {m} | :: Turkish coffee |
| Mokka {m} [Austria] | :: black coffee |
| Mokscha {m} | :: Moksha (language) |
| Mol {n} [chemistry, physics] | :: mole (unit of amount) |
| molar {adj} [chemistry] | :: molar |
| Mölbling {prop} {n} | :: Mölbling (municipality) |
| Molch {m} | :: newt |
| Moldau {prop} {f} {n} | :: Moldova (river) |
| Moldau {prop} {f} {n} [officialese, Germany, Austria] | :: Moldova (country) |
| Moldau {prop} {f} | :: Vltava (river) |
| moldauisch {adj} | :: Moldovan |
| Moldauisch {n} | :: Romanian language in Moldova; Moldovan |
| Moldawien {prop} {n} [common but unofficial] | :: Moldova (country) |
| Moldawien {prop} {n} | :: Moldavia (historical region between Romania and Moldova) |
| Mole {f} | :: jetty, mole |
| Molekül {n} [chemistry, physics] | :: molecule |
| molekular {adj} | :: molecular (relating to molecules) |
| Molekulardynamik {f} [physics] | :: molecular dynamics |
| molekulardynamisch {adj} [physics] | :: molecular dynamics (attributive) |
| molekularpathologisch {adj} | :: molecular pathological |
| Molekularsieb {n} [chemistry] | :: molecular sieve |
| Molekularstrahlepitaxie {f} | :: molecular beam epitaxy |
| Molekülmasse {f} | :: molecular mass, molecular weight |
| Molekülorbital {n} [physics, chemistry] | :: molecular orbital |
| Molekülorbitaltheorie {f} [chemistry, physics] | :: molecular orbital theory |
| Molekülstruktur {f} [chemistry] | :: molecular structure |
| Molke {f} | :: whey |
| Molken {m} [regional] | :: synonym of Molke |
| Molkerei {f} | :: dairy (place where milk is processed) |
| Moll {n} [music] | :: minor |
| Moll {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Möller {prop} | :: surname |
| Molli {m} [slang] | :: diminutive of Molotowcocktail |
| mollig {adj} | :: chubby, plump |
| molliger {adj} | :: comparative of mollig |
| molligsten {adj} | :: superlative of mollig |
| Molluske {f} | :: mollusc |
| Moloch {m} | :: behemoth |
| Moloch {m} [figuratively] | :: Moloch (person or thing demanding or requiring a very costly sacrifice) |
| Molotowcocktail {m} | :: Molotov cocktail |
| Moltebeere {f} | :: cloudberry, Rubus chamaemorus (plant and fruit) |
| Mölten {prop} {n} | :: Mölten (municipality) |
| Molvolumen {n} [chemistry] | :: molar volume |
| Molybdän {n} | :: molybdenum |
| Molybdänbergbau {m} | :: molybdenum mining |
| Molybdänblau {n} | :: molybdenum blue |
| Molybdändioxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: molybdenum dioxide |
| Molybdändisulfid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: molybdenum disulfide |
| Molybdänerz {n} [mineralogy] | :: molybdenum ore |
| Molybdänglanz {m} [mineralogy] | :: molybdenite |
| molybdänhaltig {adj} [mineralogy] | :: Containing or yielding molybdenum |
| Molybdänhexacarbonyl {n} [inorganic compound] | :: molybdenum hexacarbonyl |
| Molybdänit {m} [mineral] | :: molybdenite |
| Molybdänmangel {m} | :: (dietary) manganese deficiency |
| molybdänreich {adj} [mineralogy] | :: rich in molybdenum |
| Molybdäntrioxid {n} [inorganic compound] | :: molybdenum trioxide |
| Molybdat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: molybdate |
| molybdathaltig {adj} [mineralogy] | :: Containing / yielding molybdate |
| Molybdation {n} [chemistry] | :: molybdate ion |
| Molybdit {m} [mineral] | :: molybdite |
| Molybdophosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: molybdophosphate, phosphomolybdate |
| Molybdopterin {n} [biochemistry] | :: molybdopterin |
| Moment {m} | :: moment |
| Moment {n} [physics] | :: momentum |
| momentan {adj} | :: current |
| momentan {adj} | :: present |
| momentan {adv} | :: at the moment |
| momentan {adv} | :: currently |
| momentan {adv} | :: for the time being |
| momentan {adv} | :: just now |
| momentan {adv} | :: presently |
| Momentaufnahme {f} [portrayal of something at a moment in time] | :: snapshot |
| Momentchen {n} | :: diminutive of Moment |
| Mona {prop} | :: given name |
| Monaco {prop} {n} | :: Monaco (city-state) |
| monadisch {adj} | :: monadic |
| monadologisch {adj} | :: monadological |
| Monarch {m} | :: monarch (head of state in a monarchy) |
| Monarchfalter {m} | :: monarch butterfly |
| Monarchie {f} | :: monarchy |
| Monarchist {m} | :: monarchist |
| monastisch {adj} | :: monastic |
| Monat {m} {n} | :: month (division of a year, usually one twelfth ≈ 30 days) |
| Monat {m} {n} | :: month (any period of such length) |
| Monat {m} {n} | :: month (period between two new moons) |
| monatelang {adj} | :: lasting for months, months of |
| monatelang {adv} | :: for months |
| monatlich {adj} | :: monthly |
| monatlich {adv} | :: monthly, every month |
| Monatsanfang {m} | :: beginning of the month |
| Monatsblutung {f} | :: menstruation |
| Monatsende {n} | :: end of month, end of the month |
| Monatsmiete {f} | :: monthly rent |
| Monazit {m} [mineral] | :: monazite |
| Monazitsand {m} | :: monazite sand |
| Mönch {m} | :: monk |
| Mönch {m} | :: blackcap |
| Mönchengladbach {prop} {n} | :: Mönchengladbach (city) |
| Mönchhof {prop} {n} | :: Mönchhof (municipality) |
| Mönchin {f} [rare] | :: nun |
| mönchisch {adj} | :: monkish |
| Mönchsgeier {m} | :: Eurasian black vulture |
| Mönchstum {n} | :: monkhood |
| Mond {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: The Moon; Earth's only natural satellite, and also a luminary |
| Mond {m} [astronomy] | :: A moon, a natural satellite that is orbiting its corresponding planet |
| Mond {m} [literary, dated] | :: A month, especially a lunar month |
| Mond {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: moon (often used to describe a crescent) |
| Mondamin {noun} | :: cornstarch |
| mondän {adj} [sometimes, pejorative] | :: elegant, posh, glamorous, fashionable |
| Mondbein {n} [anatomy] | :: lunate bone |
| Mondfinsternis {f} | :: lunar eclipse |
| Mondfisch {m} | :: sunfish, ocean sunfish, common mola (Mola mola) |
| Mondgesicht {n} [medicine] | :: moon face |
| Mondgesicht {n} [pejorative] | :: an unattractively round face (e.g. in an overweight person) |
| Mondgesicht {n} [childish] | :: a crude drawing of a face, consisting of a circle and four marks for the eyes, nose, and mouth |
| Mondgestein {n} | :: moon rock |
| mondhell {adj} | :: moonlit |
| Mondjahr {n} | :: lunar year |
| Mondlandschaft {f} | :: moonscape |
| Mondlandung {f} | :: moon landing, lunar landing |
| Mondlicht {n} | :: moonlight |
| mondlos {adj} | :: moonless |
| Mondmonat {m} | :: lunar month |
| Mondphase {f} | :: lunar phase |
| Mondschein {m} | :: moonshine (shine of the moon) |
| Mondsee {prop} {n} | :: Mondsee (municipality/and/lake) |
| Mondsichel {f} | :: a moonsickle, a thin crescent of the moon |
| Mondstein {m} | :: moonstone (translucent gemstone) |
| mondsüchtig {adj} | :: moonstruck |
| Monegasse {m} | :: a person from Monaco |
| Monegassin {f} | :: a female person from Monaco |
| monegassisch {adj} | :: Monégasque |
| Monel {n} | :: Monel |
| monetär {adj} | :: monetary |
| Monetarismus {m} | :: monetarism |
| Moneten {p} [colloquial, originally, school slang] | :: money |
| Mongo {m} [pejorative] | :: an idiot |
| Mongole {m} | :: Mongolian (native or inhabitant of Mongolia) |
| Mongolei {prop} {f} | :: Mongolia |
| mongolid {adj} [race] | :: mongoloid |
| Mongolin {f} | :: Mongolian (female native or inhabitant of Mongolia) |
| mongolisch {adj} | :: Mongolian (of or relating to Mongolia or its peoples, languages, or cultures) |
| Mongolisch {n} | :: Mongolian (group of languages from Mongolia) |
| Mongolismus {m} [dated, today often seen as deprecatory] | :: mongolism |
| Mongolistik {f} | :: Mongolian studies (academic study of Mongolian language and literature) |
| mongoloid {adj} [somewhat, dated] | :: affected by the Down syndrome; mongoloid |
| Monica {prop} {f} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Monika |
| Mönichkirchen {prop} {n} | :: Mönichkirchen (municipality) |
| monieren {v} | :: to criticize |
| Monika {prop} | :: given name, very popular in Germany in the 1940s and the 1950s |
| Monismus {m} | :: monism |
| Monitor {m} | :: monitor (display) |
| mono- {prefix} | :: mono- |
| Monoarsan {n} | :: arsane (monoarsane) |
| Monobraue {f} | :: monobrow; unibrow |
| monochrom {adj} | :: monochrome (having only one colour) |
| monogam {adj} | :: monogamous |
| Monogamie {f} | :: monogamy |
| Monoglycerid {n} [organic chemistry] | :: monoglyceride |
| Monogramm {n} | :: monogram (a design composed of one or more letters used as an identifying mark) |
| monogrammieren {v} | :: to monogram ((transitive) to mark something with a monogram) |
| Monokel {n} | :: monocle |
| monoklin {adj} | :: monoclinic |
| monoklonal {adj} | :: monoclonal |
| monokristallin {adj} | :: monocrystalline |
| monokristallin {adj} | :: single crystal (attributive) |
| Monokultur {f} | :: monoculture |
| monolingual {adj} | :: monolingual, unilingual |
| monolithisch {adj} | :: monolithic |
| Monolog {m} | :: monologue (a long speech by one person) |
| Monom {n} [math] | :: monomial |
| monoman {adj} | :: monomaniac |
| monomanisch {adj} | :: monomaniac |
| monomer {adj} | :: monomeric |
| monomolekular {adj} | :: monomolecular |
| monomorph {adj} | :: monomorphic |
| Mononucleotid {n} | :: mononucleotide |
| Monooxygenase {f} [enzyme] | :: monooxygenase |
| Monophthong {m} [phonetics] | :: monophthong |
| Monophthongisierung {f} | :: monophthongization |
| monophyletisch {adj} | :: monophyletic |
| Monophysitismus {m} [Christianity] | :: monophysitism |
| Monopodium {n} | :: monopodium |
| Monopol {n} | :: monopoly |
| monopolartig {adj} | :: monopolistic |
| Monopolist {m} | :: monopolist |
| monopolistisch {adj} | :: monopolistic |
| monopolkapitalistisch {adj} | :: monopolistic-capitalist |
| monosem {adj} | :: monosemous |
| Monosilan {n} [inorganic compound] | :: monosilane |
| monosyllabisch {adj} | :: monosyllabic |
| Monotheismus {m} | :: monotheism |
| Monotheist {m} | :: monotheist |
| Monotheistin {f} | :: female monotheist |
| monotheistisch {adj} | :: monotheistic |
| monoton {adj} [also maths] | :: monotone |
| monoton {adj} | :: monotonous (having an unvarying tone or pitch) |
| Monoxid {n} [inorganic chemistry] | :: monoxide |
| monözisch {adj} [botany] | :: monoecious |
| Monozyt {m} | :: monocyte |
| Monster {n} [colloquial] | :: monster |
| Monsterwelle {f} | :: rogue wave |
| Monstranz {f} | :: monstrance |
| monströs {adj} | :: monstrous |
| Monstrum {n} [colloquial] | :: Monster, a particularly cruel person |
| Monstrum {n} [colloquial] | :: Something of particularly large size or impressive ability |
| Monsun {m} | :: monsoon |
| Monsunzeit {f} | :: monsoon season |
| Montag {m} | :: Monday |
| Montagabend {m} | :: Monday evening |
| Montage {f} [construction or installation] | :: mounting |
| Montage {f} [arts] | :: montage |
| montäglich {adj} | :: weekly on the first day of the week |
| Montagmittag {m} | :: Monday noon |
| Montagnachmittag {m} | :: Monday afternoon |
| montags {adv} | :: on Mondays, every Monday |
| Montagvormittag {m} | :: Monday morning (time before noon) |
| montan {adj} | :: pertaining to mining or to metallurgy |
| montan {adj} | :: mountainous (botanical habitat) |
| Montan {prop} {n} | :: Montan (municipality) |
| Montenegriner {m} | :: Montenegrin |
| montenegrinisch {adj} | :: Montenegrin |
| Montenegro {prop} {n} | :: Montenegro |
| Monteur {m} | :: mechanic, service technician |
| montieren {v} | :: to mount, to set up |
| Montmorillonit {m} [mineral] | :: montmorillonite |
| Montreal {prop} {n} | :: Montreal (largest city) |
| Montréal {prop} {n} | :: Montréal (largest city) |
| Montréal {prop} {n} | :: Montréal (island) |
| Montur {f} | :: outfit, uniform |
| Monument {n} | :: monument |
| monumental {adj} | :: monumental |
| Monumentalbau {m} | :: monumental building |
| Moor {n} | :: marsh, mire, bog |
| Moor {n} | :: (Hochmoor) moor |
| Moor {n} | :: (Flachmoor) fen |
| Moorauge {n} | :: bog pond |
| Moorbeere {f} | :: northern bilberry, bog bilberry, Vaccinium uliginosum |
| Moorente {f} | :: ferruginous duck (Aythya nyroca) |
| Moorhuhn {n} | :: willow grouse, willow ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus) |
| Moorhuhn {n} | :: Moorhuhn (literally "moorhen", a German casual game franchise for PCs) |
| Moorleiche {f} | :: bog body |
| Moorrauch {m} | :: synonym of Höhenrauch |
| Moorschneehuhn {n} | :: willow ptarmigan, willow grouse (Lagopus lagopus) |
| Moos {n} | :: moss |
| Moos {n} | :: bryophyte (group of moss-like plants) |
| Moos {n} [regional, chiefly dialectal, southern Germany, Austria, Switzerland] | :: bog; fen; marsh |
| Moos {n} [slang] | :: dosh, dough |
| Moosachat {m} | :: moss agate |
| Moosbach {prop} {n} | :: Moosbach (municipality) |
| Moosbach {prop} {n} | :: Moosbach (municipality) |
| Moosbeere {f} | :: checkerberry, wintergreen |
| Moosbeere {f} | :: cranberry |
| Moosbeere {f} | :: fenberry |
| Moosbrunn {prop} {n} | :: Moosbrunn (municipality) |
| Moosdorf {prop} {n} | :: Moosdorf (municipality) |
| Mooskirchen {prop} {n} | :: Mooskirchen (municipality) |
| Moostierchen {n} | :: bryozoan |
| Mop {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Mopp |
| Moped {m} | :: moped |
| Mopp {m} | :: mop |
| moppelig {adj} [colloquial] | :: podgy; chubby (slightly, but nevertheless unpleasantly, fat; roundish, rotund, of the body or face) |
| moppen {v} | :: to mop |
| möppern {v} [colloquial, regional, western Germany] | :: to grump, to grumble |
| Mops {m} | :: pug (dog) |
| Mops {m} [colloquial] | :: chubby person |
| Mops {m} [colloquial, chiefly in the plural] | :: boob; tit (woman’s breast) |
| mopsen {vr} [colloquial] | :: to be bored |
| mopsen {v} [colloquial] | :: to steal something of low value |
| Mora {f} [phonology] | :: mora |
| Moral {f} | :: moral, morality |
| Moral {f} | :: morale |
| moralinsauer {adj} | :: moralizing, moralistic |
| moralisch {adj} | :: moral |
| moralischer {adj} | :: comparative of moralisch |
| moralischsten {adj} | :: superlative of moralisch |
| Moralismus {m} | :: moralism |
| Moralität {f} | :: morality |
| Moralität {f} [historical theater] | :: morality play |
| Moralphilosophie {f} | :: moral philosophy |
| Moräne {f} | :: moraine |
| Morast {m} | :: mud |
| Morast {m} | :: morass |
| morastig {adj} | :: marshy, boggy, muddy |
| Moratorium {n} | :: moratorium |
| morbid {adj} | :: morbid |
| Morbus {m} | :: disease |
| Mord {m} | :: murder |
| Mordanschlag {m} | :: assassination attempt, attempted murder |
| Mordbeginn {m} [very, rare, chiefly historical and of a, concentration camp] | :: commencement of murder [the point at which systematic murder began] |
| Morddezernat {n} | :: homicide division; division of a police force which is responsible for investigating homicides |
| Mörder {m} | :: murderer, assassin, assassinator, cutthroat, killer, slayer (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Mördergrube {f} | :: "pit of murderers"; den of thieves |
| Mörderin {f} | :: murderer, assassin, assassinator, cutthroat, killer, slayer (all female) |
| mörderisch {adj} | :: murderous |
| Mordgift {n} | :: poison used by a murderer |
| Mordkommission {f} | :: homicide division, homicide squad |
| Mordlust {f} | :: bloodlust |
| mordsgefährlich {adj} | :: highly dangerous |
| Mordskerl {m} [colloquial] | :: big strong guy |
| Mordskerl {m} [colloquial] | :: great guy |
| mordsmässig {adj} | :: alternative spelling of mordsmäßig |
| mordsmäßig {adj} | :: extremely sudden or large |
| Mordwaffe {f} | :: murder weapon |
| Mordwine {m} | :: Mordvin (man belonging to the Mordvin people) |
| Mordwinin {f} | :: Mordvin (woman belonging to the Mordvin people) |
| mordwinisch {adj} | :: Mordvin (related to the Mordvins or to the Mordvin language) |
| Mordwinisch {n} | :: Mordvin (the Mordvin language) |
| More {f} [phonology] | :: mora |
| morganatisch {adj} | :: morganatic |
| morgen {adv} | :: tomorrow |
| Morgen {m} | :: morning (part of the day from dawn to noon) |
| Morgen {m} [agriculture, dated] | :: morgen (measure of land equivalent to two acres); [colloquial] acre [when speaking vaguely], a quarter of a hectare [specific] |
| Morgen {m} [archaic, poetic] | :: east (direction of the rising sun at an equinox) |
| Morgen {n} | :: tomorrow (the day after today) |
| Morgen {n} | :: the future |
| Morgendämmerung {f} | :: dawn, daybreak |
| morgendlich {adj} | :: matinal |
| Morgenessen {n} [Switzerland] | :: breakfast |
| Morgengabe {f} | :: morning gift (the gift given by the bridegroom to the bride on the morning after the wedding night) |
| Morgengrauen {n} | :: crack of dawn; daybreak; dawn |
| Morgenkaffee {m} | :: morning coffee |
| Morgenland {n} [dated] | :: Orient, lands of morning |
| morgenländisch {adj} | :: oriental |
| Morgenlatte {f} [colloquial] | :: morning wood |
| Morgenmuffel {m} | :: someone who is in a bad mood in the morning and does not like to wake up early, a morning grouch, not a morning type of person |
| Morgenrock {m} | :: banyan |
| Morgenrock {m} | :: dressing gown [UK] |
| Morgenrock {m} | :: robe [US], wrapper |
| Morgenrot {n} | :: [morning] red sky |
| Morgenrot {n} | :: [by extension] dawn |
| Morgenröte {f} | :: dawn, aurora |
| Morgenröthe {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Morgenröte |
| morgenröthlich {adj} [poetic] | :: obsolete spelling of morgenrötlich |
| morgenrötlich {adj} [poetic] | :: in a reddish color caused by morning twilight |
| morgens {adv} | :: in the morning, a.m. |
| Morgensonne {f} | :: morning sun, rising sun |
| Morgenstern {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Morgenstern {m} [astronomy] | :: morning star (Mercury or Venus) |
| Morgenstern {m} | :: morning star (weapon) |
| Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund {proverb} | :: the early bird gets the worm (literally, "morning-hour has gold in the hand") |
| morgenwärts {adv} [archaic] | :: eastwards |
| morgig {adj} | :: tomorrow's |
| morgn {adv} [obsolete or eye dialect] | :: obsolete spelling of morgen |
| moribund {adj} | :: moribund |
| Moritat {f} [dated, music] | :: murder ballad |
| Moritz {prop} | :: given name |
| Mormone {m} | :: Mormon |
| Mormonentum {n} | :: Mormonism |
| Morphem {n} | :: morpheme |
| morphemisch {adj} | :: morphemic |
| Morphin {n} | :: morphine |
| Morphium {n} | :: morphine |
| morphiumsüchtig {adj} | :: morphinomaniac |
| Morphologie {f} | :: morphology (a scientific study of form and structure) |
| morphologisch {adj} | :: morphological |
| morphosyntaktisch {adj} | :: morphosyntactic |
| morsch {adj} [of wood] | :: rotten, about to break up |
| morsch {adj} [by extension] | :: brittle |
| Mörschwang {prop} {n} | :: Mörschwang (municipality) |
| Mörsel {m} | :: alternative form of Mörser |
| Mörser {m} | :: mortar (weapon) |
| Mörser {m} | :: mortar and pestle (tool) |
| Mörsergranate {f} | :: mortar shell |
| Mortalität {f} | :: mortality |
| Mortantsch {prop} {n} | :: Mortantsch (municipality) |
| Mörtel {m} [masonry] | :: mortar |
| mörteln {vt} | :: to mortar |
| Mörtschach {prop} {n} | :: Mörtschach (municipality) |
| Mosaik {n} | :: mosaic (artwork) |
| mosaikartig {adj} | :: tessellated |
| mosaisch {adj} | :: Mosaic |
| Mosambik {prop} {n} | :: Mozambique |
| Mosambikaner {m} | :: Mozambican (male person from Mozambique or of Mozambican descent) |
| Mosambikanerin {f} | :: Mozambican (female person from Mozambique or of Mozambican descent) |
| mosambikanisch {adj} | :: Mozambican (of, from, or pertaining to Mozambique, the Mozambican people or the Mozambican language) |
| Moschee {f} [Islam] | :: mosque |
| Moschendorf {prop} {n} | :: Moschendorf (municipality) |
| Moschus {m} | :: musk |
| Moschuskraut {n} | :: moschatel, plant of the genus Adoxa |
| Moscovium {n} | :: moscovium |
| Mose {prop} [biblical character, Protestantism] | :: Moses |
| Möse {f} [vulgar] | :: cunt (female genitalia) |
| Mosel {prop} {f} | :: the Moselle river |
| Mosel {m} | :: shorthand of Moselwein |
| moselfränkisch {adj} | :: Moselle Franconian |
| moselromanisch {adj} | :: Moselle romanesque |
| Moselschleife {f} | :: any of the several bends/bows/loops in the Moselle river |
| Moseltal {n} | :: Moselle valley |
| Moses {prop} {m} [Catholicism] | :: Moses (biblical figure) |
| Moskau {prop} {n} | :: Moskau (federal city/capital) |
| Moskauer {m} | :: Muscovite |
| Moskito {m} | :: mosquito |
| Moskowit {m} | :: Muscovite |
| Moskowiter {m} | :: Muscovite |
| Moslem {m} [now, chiefly colloquial] | :: alternative form of Muslim |
| Moslemin {f} | :: Muslim [female], Muslimah |
| moslemisch {adj} | :: Muslim, Islamic |
| Most {m} | :: (unfermented or partly fermented) fruit juice; must (of grapes); new wine |
| Most {m} [southern Germany, Swiss] | :: fruit wine |
| Mostrich {m} [dialectal, northeastern German] | :: mustard |
| Motel {n} [tourism] | :: motel |
| Motiv {n} | :: motive |
| Motiv {n} [arts] | :: motif |
| Motivation {f} | :: motivation (willingness of action especially in behavior) |
| motivieren {v} | :: to motivate (encourage) |
| Motor {m} | :: engine (mechanical device) |
| motorbetrieben {adj} | :: motorized |
| Motorblock {m} | :: engine block |
| Motorboot {n} | :: motorboat |
| Motorfuchsschwanz {m} | :: chainsaw |
| Motorhaube {f} [auto part] | :: hood, bonnet [UK] |
| motorisch {adj} | :: motor (attributive) |
| motorisch {adj} | :: motorized |
| motorisiert {adj} | :: motorized |
| Motorola {prop} {n} | :: Motorola (company) |
| Motorola {n} | :: Motorola (phone by that company) |
| Motorrad {n} | :: motorcycle |
| Motorradfahrer {m} | :: motorcyclist: someone who rides a motorcycle |
| Motorradfahrerin {f} | :: female motorcyclist ("Motorradfahrer") |
| Motorroller {m} | :: scooter (motor-scooter) |
| Motorsäge {f} | :: chainsaw |
| Motorsport {m} | :: motorsport |
| mot.S {adj} [military] | :: abbreviation of motorisierte Selbstfarlafette meaning self-propelled |
| Motte {f} | :: moth, any nocturnal butterfly |
| Motte {f} [specifically] | :: moth, a member of Tineidae |
| Motte {f} [specifically] | :: the clothing moth, Tineola bisselliella |
| Mottek {m} [colloquial, regional, Ruhrgebiet] | :: hammer |
| motten {v} [Southern Germany, Switzerland] | :: to smoulder |
| Mottenkugel {f} | :: mothball |
| Mottenschildlaus {f} | :: whitefly |
| mottenzerfressen {adj} | :: moth-eaten |
| Motto {n} | :: motto |
| mot.Z {adj} [military] | :: abbreviation of motorisierte Zugkraftwagen meaning motorized towed behind a vehicle |
| Mötz {prop} {n} | :: Mötz (municipality) |
| motzen {v} | :: to grouch |
| Mouse {f} [computing] | :: mouse |
| moussieren {v} [wine] | :: to have above-average carbonation; to sparkle (slightly) |
| Möwchen {n} | :: diminutive of Möwe |
| Möwchen {n} | :: guillemet (kind of quotation mark) |
| Möwe {f} | :: gull, seagull |
| Moyses {prop} {m} | :: obsolete form of Moses |
| mozarabisch {adj} | :: Mozarabic (related to the Mozarabs or to the Mozarabic language) |
| Mozarabisch {n} | :: Mozarabic (the Mozarabic language) |
| Mozart {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Mozartkugel {f} | :: Mozart ball |
| Mozartsch {adj} | :: Mozartian |
| Mozzarella {m} | :: mozzarella |
| MPI {prop} [science] | :: initialism of w:Max Planck Institut |
| MPU {f} | :: Medizinisch-Psychologische Untersuchung: medical-psychological screening |
| Mrd. {noun} | :: Abbreviation of Milliarde or Milliarden |
| Msp. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Messerspitze |
| Msp {noun} | :: abbreviation of Messerspitze |
| MTA {m} | :: abbreviation of medizinisch-technischer Angestellter |
| MTA {f} | :: abbreviation of medizinisch-technische Angestellte |
| Muchel {m} [pejorative slang, possibly regional] | :: a person of North African or West Asian descent, typically Muslim, male, and having the perceived qualities of a “chav” |
| muchelig {adj} [slang] | :: chavvy |
| Mucke {f} [colloquial] | :: music |
| Mucke {f} [slang] | :: [used by musicians] a gig; an occasion where one is payed for performing music |
| Mücke {f} [specific sense] | :: mosquito |
| Mücke {f} [broader sense, biology] | :: insect of the order Nematocera, that is a mosquito, crane fly, gnat, or midge |
| Mücke {f} [regional, Austria, parts of southern Germany] | :: fly |
| Muckefuck {m} | :: coffee substitute, ersatz coffee |
| Muckefuck {m} | :: thin coffee |
| muckelig {adj} | :: pleasant, cozy |
| Mücken seihen und Kamele verschlucken {v} [idiom] | :: to focus on little things and ignore the important things |
| Mucki {m} [colloquial, sometimes, jocular] | :: muscle |
| Muckibude {f} [colloquial, sometimes, jocular] | :: a gym used primarily for muscle training, either a simple weights room or a commercial fitness centre |
| mucksch {adj} | :: annoyed, moody |
| mucksmäuschenstill {adj} | :: silent |
| müd {adj} [colloquial, poetic] | :: alternative form of müde |
| Mudder {m} | :: a player in a MUD |
| Mudder {f} [colloquial, slang] | :: mother / mamma (as in deine Mudder "yo mamma") |
| müde {adj} | :: tired |
| Müdigkeit {f} | :: tiredness |
| Müdigkeitssymptom {n} | :: sign of tiredness |
| Mudschahed {m} | :: mujahid (male or of unspecified sex) (Muslim holy warrior) |
| Müesli {n} [Swiss] | :: alternative form of Müsli; muesli |
| Muff {m} | :: muff (piece of fur or cloth, usually with open ends, used for keeping the hands warm) |
| Muff {m} [colloquial, chiefly Northern Germany] | :: stench, mouldy smell |
| Muffel {m} | :: muffle (all senses) |
| Muffel {m} | :: mouflon |
| müffeln {v} | :: to have a moldy smell |
| müffeln {v} [generalized] | :: to stink |
| muffen {v} [colloquial] | :: to have a moldy smell |
| muffen {v} [colloquial, generalized] | :: to stink |
| muffig {adj} [generally] | :: smelly, stinking, particularly: having a moldy smell |
| muffig {adj} [of a room, furniture] | :: uninviting, fusty, in need of renovation |
| muffig {adj} [of a person] | :: grumpy, unfriendly |
| muffig {adj} [figurative] | :: old-fashioned, reactionary |
| Muffin {m} | :: muffin (individual cake) |
| Mufflon {n} | :: mouflon (Ovis orientalis orientalis) |
| Mufflon {n} | :: European mouflon (Ovis orientalis musimon) |
| Mufti {m} [Islam] | :: mufti (Muslim scholar) |
| Mufti {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: a Muslim, particularly one wearing religious attire |
| Mugel {m} [slang, dialect, Austrian, South German] | :: hillock |
| Mugel {m} [slang, dialect, Austrian, South German, also feminine and neuter] | :: large piece |
| Mugel {m} [skiing] | :: mogul, bump |
| mugelig {adj} [of gemstones] | :: polished and dome-shaped |
| mugelig {adj} [Austria, colloquial] | :: hilly |
| Muggendorf {prop} {n} | :: Muggendorf (municipality) |
| muglig {noun} | :: alternative form of mugelig |
| muh {interj} [onomatopoeia] | :: moo |
| Muhar {n} | :: alternative form of Mohar |
| Mühe {f} | :: effort, difficulty |
| mühelos {adj} | :: effortless |
| muhen {v} | :: to moo (sound of a cow) |
| mühen {vr} | :: to labor, toil |
| mühevoll {adj} | :: painstaking, arduous |
| mühevoller {adj} | :: comparative of mühevoll |
| mühevollsten {adj} | :: superlative of mühevoll |
| Mühldorf {prop} {n} | :: Mühldorf (municipality) |
| Mühldorf {prop} {n} | :: Mühldorf (municipality) |
| Mühle {f} [countable] | :: mill |
| Mühle {f} [uncountable] | :: nine men's morris |
| Mühle {f} [colloquial, derogative] | :: old, rickety vehicle |
| Mühlenspindel {f} | :: mill-spindle |
| Muhler {prop} | :: surname |
| Mühlgraben {prop} {n} | :: Mühlgraben (municipality) |
| Mühlstein {m} | :: millstone |
| Mühlwald {prop} {n} | :: Mühlwald (municipality) |
| Muhme {f} [archaic, ] | :: aunt (usually the mother's sister) |
| Mühsal {f} [literary] | :: hardship |
| mühsam {adj} | :: arduous |
| mühsamer {adj} | :: comparative of mühsam |
| mühsamsten {adj} | :: superlative of mühsam |
| mühselig {adj} | :: laborious |
| mühselig {adv} | :: laboriously; with much effort |
| mühseliger {adj} | :: comparative of mühselig |
| mühseligsten {adj} | :: superlative of mühselig |
| mukös {adj} | :: mucous |
| Mukoviszidose {f} [pathology] | :: cystic fibrosis, mucoviscidosis |
| Mulch {m} | :: mulch |
| mulchen {v} | :: to mulch |
| Mulde {f} | :: hollow (lowered area on a surface) |
| Mulde {f} [geography] | :: hollow; depression |
| Mulde {f} [dated] | :: shallow container; trough |
| Mulde {f} [technical] | :: cavity |
| Muldenhammer {prop} | :: Muldenhammer (municipality) |
| Mülheim {prop} {n} | :: Mülheim |
| Mülheim an der Ruhr {prop} {n} | :: Mülheim an der Ruhr (city) |
| Mull {m} | :: mole; mole rat or other talpid |
| Mull {m} | :: gauze |
| Mull {prop} {n} | :: Mull (Scottish island) |
| Müll {m} | :: trash, garbage, refuse, waste, junk |
| Müll {m} [colloquial] | :: nonsense |
| Mullah {m} [Islam] | :: mullah |
| Müllbehälter {m} | :: garbage can |
| Müllberg {m} | :: A garbage pile; a huge pile of rubbish or garbage |
| Müllbeutel {m} | :: garbage bag |
| Mülleimer {m} | :: rubbish bin; dustbin; trash can (small container for wet rubbish, either indoors or a fixed one outdoors) |
| müllen {v} | :: to make garbage |
| müllen {v} | :: to throw away garbage |
| Müllendorf {prop} {n} | :: Müllendorf (municipality) |
| Müller {m} | :: miller |
| Müller {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Müllerchen {n} | :: diminutive of Müller |
| Müllereierzeugnisse {np} | :: milling-industry products, the products of the milling industry |
| Müllerin {f} | :: female miller |
| Müllerin {f} | :: wife of a miller |
| Müllerlein {n} | :: diminutive of Müller |
| Müllfrau {f} | :: garbage woman, dustwoman, garbage collector (female) |
| Müllhalde {f} | :: garbage dump |
| Müllhaufen {m} | :: trash heap |
| Müllkorb {m} | :: garbage can, recycle bin |
| Müllmann {m} | :: bin man, garbage man, garbage collector (male or of unspecified sex) |
| Müllplatz {m} | :: rubbish dump / tip |
| Müllsack {m} | :: bin bag, garbage bag |
| Mülltonne {f} | :: wheelie bin; garbage can (large container for wet rubbish, usually outdoors and now usually on wheels) |
| Mülltrennung {f} | :: waste sorting |
| Mülltüte {f} | :: bin bag, garbage bag |
| Müllverbrennung {f} | :: waste incineration |
| Müllverbrennungsanlage {f} | :: waste incinerator |
| Müllwagen {m} | :: garbage truck (waste collection vehicle) |
| mulmig {adj} [of topsoil] | :: powdery, loose |
| mulmig {adj} [colloquial] | :: uneasy; having a bad feeling |
| mulmig {adj} [regional] | :: rotten, unsound |
| mulmiger {adj} | :: comparative of mulmig |
| mulmigsten {adj} | :: superlative of mulmig |
| multi- {prefix} | :: multi- |
| multifunktionell {adj} | :: multifunctional |
| Multifunktionsuhr {f} | :: multifunction watch |
| multikausal {adj} | :: multicausal |
| Multikulti {n} | :: multiculturalism |
| Multikulturalismus {m} | :: multiculturalism |
| multikulturell {adj} | :: multicultural |
| Multimedia {n} | :: multimedia |
| multimedial {adj} | :: multimedia (attributive) |
| Multimilliardär {m} | :: multibillionaire |
| Multimillionär {m} | :: multimillionaire |
| Multiple-Choice-Frage {f} [education] | :: synonym of Mehrfachauswahlfrage (multiple-choice question) |
| Multiplikation {f} | :: multiplication (process) |
| multiplizieren {v} [mathematics] | :: multiply (transitive: perform multiplication on (a number)) |
| Multiplizieren {n} | :: multiplication |
| multitaskingfähig {adj} | :: multitasking (attributive) |
| Multiton {n} [computing, programming] | :: The multiton pattern |
| Multiversum {n} | :: multiverse |
| Mum {f} [colloquial, chiefly film, media] | :: mum; Mum; mom; Mom |
| Mumie {f} | :: mummy (embalmed corpse) |
| Mumifikation {f} | :: mummification |
| mumifizieren {vt} [auxiliary verb: haben] | :: to mummify |
| mumifizieren {vi} [auxiliary verb: sein] | :: to mummify |
| Mumm {m} | :: moxie, guts, grit, balls, nerve |
| mümmeln {vti} | :: to nibble |
| mummen {v} [dated] | :: to masquerade |
| mummen {v} [dated] | :: to mumble |
| Mummenschanz {m} [literal or figurative] | :: masquerade |
| Mumpitz {m} [colloquial, dated] | :: nonsense, bullshit (something wrong or unimportant) |
| Mumps {m} | :: mumps |
| Mumu {f} [slang] | :: vagina |
| München {prop} {n} | :: München (caplc) |
| Münchendorf {prop} {n} | :: Münchendorf (municipality) |
| Münchener {m} | :: alternative form of Münchner |
| Münchenerin {f} | :: A citizen of Munich |
| Münchhausen {prop} {mf} | :: surname, from a noble family from Lower Saxony |
| Münchhausen {prop} {mf} [especially] | :: Baron Münchhausen (a semi-fictional character) |
| Münchhausengeschichte {f} | :: cock-and-bull story (a fanciful story; especially but not always one involving implausible feats, a Munchausenism) |
| Münchner {m} | :: a resident or inhabitant of Munich |
| Mund {m} | :: mouth of a person |
| Mund {f} | :: [obsolete] hand |
| Mund {f} [obsolete] | :: legal protection |
| Mundart {f} | :: dialect |
| mundartlich {adj} | :: dialectal |
| Mündchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mund |
| Mündel {m} {n} | :: ward (minor looked after by a guardian) |
| Mündel {f} [rare] | :: female ward (female minor looked after by a guardian) |
| münden {v} | :: to flow (into something) |
| münden {v} | :: to lead (into something) |
| Munderfing {prop} {n} | :: Munderfing (municipality) |
| Mundfotze {f} | :: mouth-pussy |
| mundgerecht {adj} | :: palatable |
| Mundgeruch {m} | :: halitosis (condition of having foul-smelling breath) |
| Mundharmonika {f} [wind instrument] | :: harmonica |
| mündig {adj} [uncomparable] | :: of age |
| mündig {adj} | :: mature |
| Mündlein {n} | :: diminutive of Mund |
| mündlich {adj} | :: [spoken rather than written] oral |
| Mundpropaganda {f} | :: word of mouth |
| Mundraub {m} | :: theft of food for immediate consumption, which in some jurisdictions is treated as a privileged form of theft (in Germany until 1975 and termed then by jurists Verbrauchsmittelentwendung and currently titled in Austria in § 141 StGB Entwendung) |
| Mundschenk {m} | :: cupbearer |
| Mundschleimhaut {f} | :: oral mucosa |
| Mundschutz {m} [medicine] | :: surgical mask |
| Mundschutz {m} [sports] | :: mouthguard |
| Mundstück {n} | :: mouthpiece (part of a wind instrument) |
| Mundstück {n} | :: bit (piece of metal placed in a horse's mouth) |
| mundtot {adj} | :: silenced (unable to express one’s will or opinion) |
| Mündung {f} | :: mouth (of a river) |
| Mündung {f} | :: muzzle |
| Mundvorrat {m} [archaic] | :: food provisions while travelling |
| Mundwasser {n} | :: mouthwash |
| Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung {f} | :: mouth-to-mouth resuscitation |
| Mungbohne {f} | :: mung bean, Vigna radiata |
| Munition {f} | :: ammunition, munition |
| Munitionslager {n} | :: ammunition depot |
| munitionsverseucht {adj} | :: contaminated with munitions |
| munizipal {adj} | :: municipal |
| Munizipalität {f} [politics] | :: municipality |
| munkeln {v} [chiefly impersonal] | :: to rumour/rumor |
| munkeln {v} [rather rare] | :: to whisper; to mutter; to speak in private |
| Münster {prop} {n} | :: Münster (city) |
| Münster {prop} {n} [historical] | :: The prince-bishopric based in that city |
| Münster {prop} {n} | :: Münster (municipality) |
| Münster {prop} {n} | :: Münster (municipality) |
| Münster {prop} {n} | :: Münster (municipality) |
| Münster {n} {m} | :: minster (monastic church) |
| Münster {m} | :: muenster cheese, Münsterkäse |
| Münstertal {prop} | :: Münstertal (municipality) |
| munter {adj} | :: merry, awake, brisk, cheery |
| Müntze {noun} [obsolete] | :: alternative form of Münze |
| Münzanstalt {f} | :: mint (money-producing building or institution) |
| Münzbach {prop} {n} | :: Münzbach (municipality) |
| Münze {f} | :: money, in its senses as |
| Münze {f} | :: a coin, a metallic piece of currency |
| Münze {f} | :: coinage, a system of currency |
| Münze {f} | :: mint (building or institution where coins are produced) |
| Münze {f} | :: obsolete form of Minze |
| Münzfernsprecher {m} [dated, formal] | :: payphone |
| Münzgeld {n} | :: coinage, coins, coin money, hard cash |
| Münzkirchen {prop} {n} | :: Münzkirchen (municipality) |
| Münzmetall {n} | :: coinage metal |
| Münzprägeanstalt {f} | :: mint |
| Münzprägung {f} | :: coinage |
| Münzsammlung {f} | :: coin collection, numismatic collection |
| Münzstempel {m} [numismatics] | :: coin die |
| Münztelefon {n} | :: payphone |
| Münzunion {f} | :: currency union, monetary union |
| Münzwert {m} | :: The nominal value of a coin |
| Muräne {f} | :: moray (eels of the family Muraenidae) |
| mürb {adj} [especially, South Germany and Austria] | :: alternative form of mürbe |
| mürbe {adj} | :: tender (as meat), mushy (as fruit) |
| mürbe {adj} | :: crumbly, about to crumble; short (as a pastry) |
| mürbe {adj} | :: worn-out, fatigued, exhausted |
| Mürbeteig {m} | :: shortcrust pastry |
| Mürbteig {m} [especially, Austria] | :: alternative form of Mürbeteig |
| Mure {f} | :: mudflow |
| Mureck {prop} {n} | :: Mureck (municipality) |
| Murexid {n} [organic compound] | :: murexide |
| Murfeld {prop} {n} | :: Murfeld (municipality) |
| Murg {prop} {n} | :: Murg (municipality) |
| Murks {m} [colloquial] | :: botch, bodge |
| murksen {v} [colloquial] | :: to botch |
| Murkstein {m} [dated] | :: rapakivi |
| Murky {prop} | :: Murcki, a locale in Poland |
| Murky-Bässe {noun} [music] | :: Intervals, each containing a low note followed by the pitch that is one octave higher, played on a keyboard, especially a harpsichord. A style used in German music, borrowed from the Polish folk music of Murcki |
| Murmel {f} | :: marble (small glass ball) |
| Murmel {f} | :: testicle |
| Murmel {f} | :: marmot |
| murmeln {v} | :: to mumble, to murmur |
| Murmeln {n} | :: murmur |
| Murmeln {n} | :: mutter |
| Murmeltier {n} | :: marmot |
| Murmelvokal {m} [strict sense] | :: schwa |
| Murr {prop} {n} | :: Murr (municipality) |
| Murr {prop} {f} | :: Murr (river) |
| murren {v} | :: to grumble |
| Murren {n} | :: murmur |
| Murren {n} | :: mutter |
| mürrisch {adj} | :: grumpy, sullen, morose, surly, moody, dour, cantankerous, glum, crabby |
| mürrischer {adj} | :: comparative of mürrisch |
| mürrischsten {adj} | :: superlative of mürrisch |
| Murzim {prop} | :: Beta Canis Majoris |
| Mürzzuschlag {prop} {n} | :: Mürzzuschlag (municipality) |
| Mus {n} | :: mush, squish |
| Musau {prop} {n} | :: Musau (municipality) |
| Musche {n} {f} | :: alternative form of Mouche |
| Musche {m} [obsolete, regional] | :: Mr., mister, sir |
| Musche {f} [regional, colloquial, derogatory] | :: whore, slut |
| Muschel {f} | :: a bivalve (marine mollusk with a shell, or the shell itself) |
| Muschel {f} [cooking, often specifically] | :: a mussel |
| Muschel {f} [colloquial, rare] | :: a snailshell |
| Muschi {f} [diminutive] | :: [outdated] pussy (hypocoristic term for a house cat) |
| Muschi {f} [vulgar, slang] | :: pussy, (vas muliebre; female private parts; cunt [sense 1]) |
| Muse {f} | :: A Muse (deity) |
| Muse {f} | :: A source of inspiration |
| museal {adj} | :: museum (attributive) |
| Muselman {m} [now, edgy] | :: Muslim, Mussulman |
| Muselmane {m} | :: alternative form of Muselman |
| Muselmann {m} [now, edgy] | :: Muslim, Mussulman |
| Muselmann {m} [historic, prison slang] | :: a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp showing symptoms of starvation and exhaustion resigned to his impending death |
| Museum {n} | :: museum (building or institution dedicated to the conservation, exhibition, etc., of objects having scientific, historical, cultural or artistic value) |
| Museumsstück {n} | :: museum object |
| Museumstück {n} | :: alternative form of Museumsstück |
| Musical {n} | :: a musical |
| musicieren {v} | :: obsolete spelling of musizieren |
| Musik {f} [uncountable] | :: music |
| Musik {f} [countable] | :: a musical piece (e.g. in "Eine kleine Nachtmusik") |
| musikalisch {adj} | :: musical |
| Musikant {m} | :: [used for amateur musicians, street performers, or musicians playing traditional folk music] musician |
| Musikantenknochen {n} | :: funny bone |
| Musikantenwagen {m} | :: bandwagon |
| Musikautomat {m} | :: jukebox |
| Musikbox {f} | :: jukebox |
| Musikchen {n} | :: diminutive of Musik |
| Musiker {m} | :: musician |
| Musikerin {f} | :: female musician |
| Musikinstrument {n} | :: musical instrument |
| Musikinstrumentenhersteller {m} | :: musical instrument manufacturer |
| Musiklehrer {m} | :: music teacher |
| Musiktheorie {f} | :: music theory (field of study dealing with how music works) |
| musisch {adj} | :: Muse (attributive) |
| musizieren {v} | :: to make music |
| Muskarin {n} | :: muscarine |
| Muskat {m} | :: nutmeg |
| Muskatblüte {f} [colloquial] | :: mace |
| Muskatnuss {f} | :: nutmeg |
| Muskatnuß {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Muskatnuss |
| Muskel {m} | :: muscle |
| Muskeldystrophie {f} [pathology] | :: muscular dystrophy |
| Muskelfaser {f} | :: myocyte, muscle fibre |
| Muskelkater {m} | :: delayed-onset muscle soreness, DOMS |
| Muskelkrampf {m} | :: muscle cramp / spasm |
| Muskelschwäche {f} [pathology] | :: myasthenia (muscle weakness) |
| Muskelspannung {f} | :: muscle tension |
| Muskelzelle {f} | :: myocyte |
| Musketier {m} | :: musketeer |
| Muskovit {m} [mineral] | :: muscovite |
| muskulär {adj} | :: muscular (of or relating to muscles) |
| Muskulatur {f} | :: musculature |
| Muskulatur {f} [in the plural] | :: muscles (collectively) |
| muskulös {adj} | :: muscular (having well-developed muscles) |
| muskulös {adj} [by extension] | :: strong; robust; vigorous |
| Müsli {n} | :: muesli, granola |
| Muslim {m} | :: Muslim |
| Muslima {f} | :: Muslimah |
| Muslime {f} | :: female Muslim |
| Muslimin {f} | :: Muslimah |
| muslimisch {adj} | :: Muslim, Islamic |
| Muss {n} | :: necessity, a must |
| Muß {n} | :: obsolete spelling of Muss |
| Musse {f} | :: alternative form of Muße |
| Muße {f} | :: leisure |
| musselinen {adj} | :: muslin (attributive) |
| müssen {v} [auxiliary, with an infinitive → “müssen” replaces the past participle] | :: to have to (do something); must; to be obliged (to do something); to need (to do something) |
| müssen {vi} [with past participle “gemusst”] | :: to have to do something implied; must; to be obliged |
| müssen {v} [colloquial, euphemism] | :: to need to go to the bathroom |
| müßig {adj} | :: idle |
| Müßiggang {m} | :: idleness |
| Müßiggänger {m} | :: idler |
| Müßiggang ist aller Laster Anfang {proverb} [idiom] | :: idle hands are the devil's workshop |
| Mustang {m} [horse] | :: mustang |
| Muster {n} | :: example |
| Muster {n} | :: pattern |
| Muster {n} [architecture, software, design] | :: pattern |
| Musterentwicklung {f} | :: synonym of Prototyping |
| mustergültig {adj} | :: exemplary, perfect, impeccable |
| musterhaft {adj} | :: exemplary, perfect, impeccable |
| Mustermann {prop} | :: surname used as an example on ID cards, forms, and the like |
| mustern {v} | :: to scrutinize |
| Mustersprache {f} [architecture, design] | :: [software, design] pattern language |
| Musterung {f} [military] | :: medical examination |
| Mut {m} | :: courage; bravery |
| Mut {m} [now chiefly in compounds or with adjective] | :: mood; emotional state |
| Muta {f} [phonetics] | :: stop |
| mutabel {adj} | :: mutable |
| Mutagen {n} | :: mutagen |
| Mutant {m} [biology] | :: mutant: something that has undergone genetic mutation |
| Mutant {m} [Austria, Bavaria] | :: A boy (especially a choirboy) whose voice is breaking due to puberty |
| Mutante {f} [genetics] | :: alternative form of Mutant |
| Mutation {f} [genetics] | :: mutation |
| Mütchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mut |
| Mutex {m} [programming] | :: mutex |
| mutieren {v} | :: to mutate |
| mutig {adj} | :: courageous |
| mutiger {adj} | :: comparative of mutig |
| mutigsten {adj} | :: superlative of mutig |
| Mutismus {m} | :: mutism |
| mutistisch {adj} | :: mutistic |
| Mütlein {n} | :: diminutive of Mut |
| mutlos {adj} | :: faint-hearted, lacking courage |
| Mutlosigkeit {f} | :: despondency, dejectedness, faintheartedness, dispiritedness |
| mutmaßen {v} | :: to guess, to speculate |
| mutmaßlich {adj} | :: alleged |
| mutmaßlich {adj} | :: suspected |
| mutmaßlich {adj} | :: presumed |
| Mutter {f} | :: mother |
| Mutter {prop} {f} | :: Mother; Mum; Mom |
| Mutter {f} | :: nut [for a bolt] |
| Mutterbruder {m} [dated] | :: maternal uncle |
| Mütterchen {n} | :: diminutive of Mutter |
| mutterfadennackt {adj} [archaic] | :: absolutely stark naked |
| Muttergestein {n} [geology] | :: bedrock |
| Muttergottes {prop} {f} [Christianity, especially, Roman Catholicism] | :: alternative form of Gottesmutter |
| Muttergottes {interj} | :: Mother of God; used as an exclamation of shock, awe or surprise, but not anger |
| Mutter Gottes {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Gottesmutter |
| Mutterkuchen {m} [anatomy] | :: placenta |
| Mutterland {n} | :: motherland |
| Mutterlauge {f} | :: mother liquor |
| Mutterleib {m} | :: womb, uterus |
| Mütterlein {n} | :: diminutive of Mutter |
| mütterlich {adj} | :: motherly |
| mütterlich {adj} | :: maternal |
| mütterlicherseits {adv} | :: maternally, from the mother's side, on the mother's side |
| Mütterlichkeit {f} | :: motherliness |
| mutterlos {adj} | :: motherless |
| Muttermal {n} [especially] | :: naevus; birthmark, mole (any benign malformation of the skin) |
| Muttermilch {f} | :: breast milk, mother's milk |
| Muttermörder {m} | :: matricide (male or of unspecified sex) (a person who murders one’s mother) |
| mutternackt {adj} [archaic] | :: completely naked, stark naked |
| Mutter Oberin {f} [Roman Catholicism] | :: mother superior (abbess) |
| Mütterrente {f} [politics] | :: mothers pension |
| Mutters {prop} {n} | :: Mutters (municipality) |
| Mutterschaf {n} | :: a ewe (female sheep) that has a lamb |
| Mutterschaf {n} [occasionally, by extension] | :: a ewe in general |
| Mutterschaft {f} | :: motherhood, maternity, mommyhood |
| Mutterschaftsurlaub {m} | :: maternity leave (leave of absence) |
| Mutterschiff {n} | :: mothership |
| Mutterschutz {m} | :: maternity leave |
| Mutterschwester {m} [dated] | :: maternal aunt |
| mutterseelenallein {adj} | :: utterly alone, all alone |
| Muttersöhnchen {n} | :: momma's boy |
| Muttersprache {f} | :: mother tongue; native language |
| Muttersprache {f} [often, jocular] | :: the language one has learnt from one’s mother (chiefly in the case of two parents with different languages) |
| Muttersprache {f} [linguistics, rare or archaic] | :: ancestor language (language from which another is derived) |
| Muttersprachler {m} | :: native speaker (male or of unspecified sex) (a person who grew up with a particular language as their mother tongue) |
| Muttersprachlerin {f} | :: native speaker (female) |
| muttersprachlich {adj} | :: mother tongue (attributive) |
| Muttertag {m} | :: Mother's Day |
| Mutti {f} | :: mom, mummy |
| Mutti {prop} {f} | :: A nickname for Angela Merkel |
| mutuell {adj} | :: mutual, reciprocal |
| Mutwille {m} | :: wilfulness, mischief |
| mutwillig {adj} | :: willful, malicious |
| Mutwilligkeit {f} | :: wilfulness, mischief |
| Mütze {f} | :: cap |
| Mütze {f} | :: bonnet, reticulum, the second compartment of the stomach of a ruminant |
| MVA {f} | :: acronym of Müllverbrennungsanlage |
| m/w {phrase} [business, job ads] | :: abbreviation of männlich/weiblich |
| m/w/d {phrase} [business, job ads] | :: abbreviation of männlich/weiblich/divers |
| MwSt. {noun} | :: abbreviation of Mehrwertsteuer |
| My {n} | :: mu (Greek letter) |
| Myalgie {f} | :: myalgia |
| Myanmar {prop} {n} | :: Myanmar |
| myanmarisch {adj} | :: Myanmarese, Burmese |
| myelogen {adj} | :: myelogenic, myelogenous |
| myeloisch {adj} | :: myeloid |
| myelozytär {adj} | :: myelocytic |
| Myiasis {f} | :: myiasis |
| mykenisch {adj} | :: Mycenaean |
| myko- {prefix} | :: myco- |
| Mykologie {f} | :: mycology (study of fungi) |
| mykologisch {adj} | :: mycological |
| Mykoplasmen {p} [bacteriology] | :: mycoplasma |
| Mykose {f} [pathology] | :: mycosis |
| mykotisch {adj} | :: mycotic |
| mylonitisch {adj} | :: mylonitic |
| Myodystrophie {f} [pathology] | :: myodystrophy |
| myoelektrisch {adj} | :: myoelectric |
| myogen {adj} | :: myogenic |
| Myoglobin {n} [protein] | :: myoglobin |
| Myoglobinurie {f} [pathology] | :: myoglobinuria |
| Myokard {n} | :: myocardium |
| Myokardinfarkt {m} | :: myocardial infarction (necrosis of heart muscle), heart attack |
| Myon {n} [physics] | :: muon |
| Myonium {n} | :: muonium |
| myop {adj} | :: myopic |
| Myopathie {f} [pathology] | :: myopathy |
| myopathisch {adj} | :: myopathic |
| myopisch {adj} | :: myopic |
| myotrop {adj} | :: myotropic |
| Myriade {f} [rather rare] | :: myriad (large number) |
| myrmekologisch {adj} | :: myrmecological |
| Myrobalane {f} | :: myrobalan, any of the three myrobalans and further the whole genus Terminalia and any tree of any species in it |
| Myrobalane {f} | :: cherry plum (Prunus cerasifera) |
| Myroblyt {m} | :: myroblyte |
| Myrrhe {f} | :: myrrh |
| Myrte {f} | :: myrtle (Myrtus gen. et spp.) |
| Mysien {prop} {n} | :: Mysia |
| Mysterienspiel {n} [theater] | :: mystery play |
| mysteriös {adj} | :: mysterious |
| Mysterium {m} | :: mystery, enigma |
| mystisch {adj} | :: mystic, mystical |
| Mystizismus {m} | :: mysticism |
| mystizistisch {adj} | :: mysticist |
| mythisch {adj} | :: mythic |
| Mythologe {m} | :: mythologist (someone who studies mythology) |
| Mythologie {f} | :: mythology |
| mythologisch {adj} | :: mythological |
| Mythos {m} | :: myth, mythos (narrative of importance to a particular group or culture) |
| Mythos {m} [colloquial] | :: myth (something invented or made up) |
| myxödematös {adj} | :: myxedematous |
| myxomartig {adj} | :: myxomatous |
| myxomatös {adj} | :: myxomatous |
| Myzel {n} | :: mycelium |
| Myzelium {n} | :: alternative form of Myzel |