müde

müder · am müdesten
Based on: Mühe
Goethe A1 Adjective #317 Adjective
1.

tired

Opposite: munter
Examples
  • Ich bin sehr müde.
  • I am very tired.
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How many meanings does the German word 'müde' have?

müde has 1 distinct meaning: 1. tired.

What is the comparative and superlative of 'müde'?

comparative: müder / superlative: am müdesten

What is 'müde' related to?

The word 'müde' is related to Mühe.

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The meaning of “Frühjahrsmüdigkeit”
A quick look at the meaning of Frühjahrsmüdigkeit - an ailment that many Germans suffer from in spring time, but that is rest of humanity has never heard of :)
Vocab: das Frühjahr, der Frühling, müde, die Müdigkeit
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