eifersüchtig

eifersüchtiger · am eifersüchtigsten
Based on: Eifersucht
Adjective
1.

jealous

Examples
  • Maria ist eifersüchtig auf die Kellnerin.
  • Maria is jealous over the waitress.(what's the proper preposition here, actually... jealous of or jealous over? Both seem ambiguous. Thanks :))
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Word of the Day – “die Eifersucht”

Jealousy and envy - they're not nice feelings, but we all know them. Today, we'll learn the words in German and uncover some really surprising family ties.

Vocab: die Eifersucht, die Sucht, die Seuche, der Eifer, der Neid, neidisch

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AE – What are you jealous of? I’m jealous of the redhead. What are you jealous about? About you spending Saturdays getting hammered with your buddies.

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

eifersüchtig has 1 distinct meaning: 1. jealous.

What is the comparative and superlative of 'eifersüchtig'?

comparative: eifersüchtiger / superlative: am eifersüchtigsten

What is 'eifersüchtig' related to?

The word 'eifersüchtig' is related to Eifersucht.

Where can I learn more about 'eifersüchtig'?

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Word of the Day – “die Eifersucht”
Jealousy and envy - they're not nice feelings, but we all know them. Today, we'll learn the words in German and uncover some really surprising family ties.
Vocab: die Eifersucht, die Sucht, die Seuche, der Eifer, der Neid, neidisch
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