die Rastlosigkeit

Plural: die kein Plural
Based on: rastlos
Noun
1.

the restlessness

(in daily life "Unruhe" is more common)
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Word of the Day – “los”

'los' can be an ending. Then, it means '-less'. And it can be a prefix. Then, it expresses a sense of starting. And these two ideas are actually related.

Vocab: los, lose, das Los, los sein, loslassen, losgehen,

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Word of the Day – “rasten”

A quick fun look at the meaning of "rasten" and why someone who did some "ausrasten" is far from beingy well rested after.

Vocab: rasten, die Rast, ausrasten, der Rest, das Resteessen, restlich-, ausruhen

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

Rastlosigkeit has 1 distinct meaning: 1. the restlessness .

What is the gender of 'Rastlosigkeit'?

die

What is the plural of 'Rastlosigkeit'?

die kein Plural

What is 'Rastlosigkeit' related to?

The word 'Rastlosigkeit' is related to rastlos.

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Word of the Day – “los”
'los' can be an ending. Then, it means '-less'. And it can be a prefix. Then, it expresses a sense of starting. And these two ideas are actually related.
Vocab: los, lose, das Los, los sein, loslassen, losgehen,
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Word of the Day – “rasten”
A quick fun look at the meaning of "rasten" and why someone who did some "ausrasten" is far from beingy well rested after.
Vocab: rasten, die Rast, ausrasten, der Rest, das Resteessen, restlich-, ausruhen
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