How to Say “Beau” in German

Verehrer
[fɛɐ̯ˈʔeːʁɐ]
The German word for beau is Verehrer.
The word Freund is used to refer to a romantic partner, similar to the English term 'boyfriend.' Additionally, the informal term Schatz translates to 'treasure' or 'darling' and is a popular term of endearment used between romantic partners.
Meaning: dandy (noun)

Did you know?

  • While Verehrer means 'beau' in a romantic context, the verb verehren is also used to describe the deep respect one feels for a historical figure or a deity.
  • The word Verehrer is etymologically linked to the word Ehre, which means 'honor'.
  • German has a specific word, Schwärmerei, to describe the state of being an intense, idealistic admirer, which is the emotional state of a Verehrer.

Examples in context

  • Ich möchte dir meinen Freund vorstellen.
    I want to introduce my boyfriend to you.

Example conversation

Laura and Julian are looking at an old painting.

  1. Laura

    Wer ist dieser Mann auf dem Bild?
    Who is this man in the painting?
  2. Julian

    Das ist ein typischer Verehrer aus dieser Zeit.
    That is a typical dandy from that era.
  3. Laura

    Seine Kleidung sieht sehr elegant aus.
    His clothes look very elegant.
  4. Julian

    Ja, ein Verehrer liebt Luxus.
    Yes, a dandy loves luxury.

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