Translation of German word "Wand" to English
dieWand
/vaŋ/
Meaning
NounFeminine noun meaning 'interior wall / partition wall (inside a room or house)'.
How to use
Wand ('wall') is a feminine noun: die Wand (plural: die Wände). It refers specifically to an interior wall or side of a room/cliff, while Mauer refers to an outdoor stone/brick wall.
🇬🇧 English
wall (interior)
Example
Die Wand ist sehr hoch.
The wall is very high.
Ich male die Wand mit Farbe.
I paint the wall with paint.
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Common phrases
- an der Wand hängen— to hang on the wall
- die vier Wände— the four walls (one's home)
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What is the definition of the German word "die Wand"?▼
The German word "die Wand" is defined as: "Feminine noun meaning 'interior wall / partition wall (inside a room or house)'."
What does the German word "die Wand" mean?▼
The German word "die Wand" means "wall (interior)" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Die Wand ist sehr hoch." (which translates as "The wall is very high.").
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