How to Say “Glitter” in German

Glitzer
The English word "glitter" is translated into German as Glitzer.
Glitzer is a noun referring to a shiny, decorative adornment.
Meaning: shiny, decoractive adornment (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Glitzer is masculine and takes the article der.

Did you know?

  • The word Glitzer is often combined with Glanz to form Glitzer und Glanz, an idiom describing an atmosphere of luxury and high society.
  • In German, the verb glitzern specifically describes a flickering light, whereas glänzen is used for a steady shine like a polished car.
  • The adjective glitzernd is frequently used in German to describe the eyes of someone who is excited or mischievous, not just physical objects.

Examples in context

  • Bitte reichen Sie mir den Glitzer-Stift.
    Please pass me the glitter pen.
  • Die Partydeko wird schön glitzern.
    The party decorations will sparkle beautifully.
  • Die Sterne funkeln heute besonders hell.
    The stars are sparkling particularly brightly tonight.
  • Glitzerstein
    Glitter stone
  • Glitzerschmuck
    Glitter jewelry
  • Glitzerpuder
    Glitter powder
  • Der Glitzer auf dem Kleid ist sehr schön.
    The glitter on the dress is very beautiful.
  • Ich mag diesen bunten Glitzer.
    I like this colorful glitter.
  • Der Glitzer im Make-up funkelt im Licht.
    The glitter in the makeup sparkles in the light.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Laura are decorating for a party.

  1. Maximilian

    Brauchst du noch mehr Glitzer, Laura?
    Do you need more glitter, Laura?
  2. Laura

    Ja, ich möchte die Karten verschönern.
    Yes, I want to make the cards look nicer.
  3. Maximilian

    Hier ist der goldene Glitzer.
    Here is the golden glitter.
  4. Laura

    Danke, Maximilian, das ist perfekt!
    Thanks, Maximilian, that is perfect!
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