How to Say “Droid” in German

Droide
The German word for droid is Droide.
Droide refers to a robot capable of independent thought and action, a term typically found in the context of science fiction.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun is masculine and is used with the definite article der, as in der Droide (the droid).

Did you know?

  • In German pop culture, Droide is almost exclusively associated with the 'Star Wars' universe. Using the word outside of a sci-fi context can make a speaker sound like they are quoting a movie.
  • German allows for the creation of 'compound' nouns, so a 'battle droid' becomes Kampfdroide. This blends the word for 'fight' or 'combat' directly into the noun.
  • In German, you can turn almost any noun into an adjective by adding suffixes, meaning you could describe something as droidenhaft to imply it has the qualities of a droid.

Examples in context

  • Der Androide ist eine menschenähnliche Maschine mit fortgeschrittenen künstlichen Intelligenzfunktionen.
    The android is a humanoid machine with advanced artificial intelligence features.
  • Der Droide repariert das Schiff allein.
    The droid repairs the ship by itself.
  • In dem Film kämpft ein Droide gegen die Rebellen.
    In the movie, a droid fights against the rebels.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a new science fiction movie.

  1. Felix

    War der Droide in dem Film lustig?
    Was the droid in the movie funny?
  2. Laura

    Ja, der Droide war sehr witzig.
    Yes, the droid was very funny.
  3. Felix

    Hat er auch die Helden gerettet?
    Did he also save the heroes?
  4. Laura

    Ja, er hat sie am Ende gerettet.
    Yes, he saved them at the end.
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