German

The English word ‘husband’ is translated into German as Ehemann. All provided forms are masculine nouns used to refer to a male partner in a marriage.

The English word “peasant” can be translated into German using several terms, with Landleute being the default form.

The English phrase ‘sweeping’ can be translated into German as fegen. In German, fegen is a common way to say ‘to sweep’.

The English phrase doorknob is Türknauf in German.

The English word abnormal is translated into German as abnormal or anormal. The term is used to describe behaviour that deviates from norms.

In Swiss German, ‘no’ is Nei. The word is used exactly like English ‘no’, on its own or at the start of a sentence to disagree or decline.

The German word for “tempest” is Sturm. Sturm refers to a storm.

The English phrase pencil case is translated into German as Federmäppchen. A pencil case is an object purposed to contain stationery.

The English word wallet is translated into German as Geldbörse. All these terms refer to a case used for keeping money.

The English phrase “shut up, idiot!” can be translated into German as Halt’s Maul, Idiot!