das Fell

Plural: die Felle
Based on: *pel-
Noun
1.

the fur

(dog, cat, deer)
Examples
  • Der Hund hat ein besonders weiches Fell.
  • The dog has especially soft fur.

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Faulpelz is a colloquial word for, well, all of us sometimes. Today, we'll learn what it means and that lazy has to do with foul in German.

Vocab: faul, der Pelz, faulenzen, faulig, verfaulen

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How many meanings does the German word 'Fell' have?

Fell has 1 distinct meaning: 1. the fur .

What is the gender of 'Fell'?

das

What is the plural of 'Fell'?

die Felle

What is 'Fell' related to?

The word 'Fell' is related to *pel-.

Where can I learn more about 'Fell'?

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Word of the Day – “Faulpelz”
Faulpelz is a colloquial word for, well, all of us sometimes. Today, we'll learn what it means and that lazy has to do with foul in German.
Vocab: faul, der Pelz, faulenzen, faulig, verfaulen
Read article