schuldig

schuldiger · am schuldigsten
Based on: Schuld
Goethe B1 Adjective #493 Adjective
1.

guilty

Opposite: unschuldig
Examples
  • Nach dem Keksdiebstahl fühle ich mich schuldig.
  • After the cookie theft, I feel guilty.

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The Meanings of “die Schuld” and “schulden”

A fun look at the meaning of "die Schuld" and its family, a nice theory why Germans don’t like having debt and a super surprising connection to English. #OMG

Vocab: die Schuld, schuldig, die Entschuldigung, (sich) entschuldigen, Schulden

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

schuldig has 1 distinct meaning: 1. guilty.

What is the comparative and superlative of 'schuldig'?

comparative: schuldiger / superlative: am schuldigsten

What is 'schuldig' related to?

The word 'schuldig' is related to Schuld.

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The Meanings of “die Schuld” and “schulden”
A fun look at the meaning of "die Schuld" and its family, a nice theory why Germans don’t like having debt and a super surprising connection to English. #OMG
Vocab: die Schuld, schuldig, die Entschuldigung, (sich) entschuldigen, Schulden
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