How to Say “Arm” in German

Arm
/arm/masculine
The English word 'arm' translates to German as Arm.
The noun Arm refers to the upper appendage from the shoulder to the wrist.
Meaning: upper appendage from shoulder to wrist (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of Arm is Arme. To say 'of the arm', use the genitive singular form des Arms.

How do you pronounce it?

/arm/

Did you know?

  • The German word Arm shares its ancient roots with the English word 'orphan'. Both stem from an Indo-European root meaning 'to be sparse' or 'lacking'.
  • While Arm means 'arm' in German, the same spelling arm (lowercase) is a common adjective meaning 'poor' or 'impoverished'.
  • German uses the word Arm in the phrase Arm in Arm, which is used not just for walking together but to describe a very close and supportive relationship.

Examples in context

  • Tom hob seinen Arm.
    Tom raised his arm.
    This sentence is useful for seeing the word Arm used with the verb 'hob'.
    Tatoeba #7636597 by wolfgangth, translation #4501623 by CK
  • Er hebt seinen Arm.
    He raises his arm.
    This sentence is useful for seeing the word Arm used with the verb 'hebt'.
    Tatoeba #8320716 by MisterTrouser, translation #12978063 by rul
  • Sie hebt ihren Arm.
    She lifted her arm.
    Tatoeba #8320717 by MisterTrouser, translation #11686248 by Roomba_Unit
  • Mein Arm tut weh.
    My arm hurts.
  • Können Sie mir bitte helfen? Mein Arm ist gebrochen.
    Could you please help me? My arm is broken.
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Example conversation

Lukas and Hannah are at a gym.

  1. Hannah

    Ist dein Arm nach dem Training müde?
    Is your arm tired after the workout?
  2. Lukas

    Ja, mein linker Arm brennt richtig.
    Yes, my left arm is really burning.
  3. Hannah

    Soll ich dir beim Dehnen helfen?
    Should I help you with stretching?
  4. Lukas

    Das wäre sehr nett von dir, Hannah.
    That would be very kind of you, Hannah.

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