How to Say “Jade” in German

Jade
/ˈjaːdə/
Jade is the German word for jade.
Meaning: gem (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Jade is a feminine noun, so it is used with the definite article die (die Jade). The plural form of the word is Jaden.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈjaːdə/

Did you know?

  • The German word Jade is actually a linguistic accident. It originated from a mishearing of the French 'l'ejade', which was a misunderstanding of the original Spanish term.
  • While Jade is the general term, German speakers often distinguish between Nephrit and Jadeit to be scientifically precise about the mineral composition.

Examples in context

  • Ist das echte Jade?
    Is that real jade?
    This sentence is useful for asking whether a piece of jade is genuine.
    Tatoeba #12703621 by Yorwba, translation #10107796 by ddnktr
  • Diese Halskette ist aus Jade.
    This necklace is made of jade.
    This sentence is useful for stating that a necklace is made of jade.
    Tatoeba #12703623 by Yorwba, translation #4169727 by Lepotdeterre
  • Der Jadehase ist in der Regenbogenbucht gelandet.
    Jade Rabbit has landed in the Bay of Rainbows.
    This sentence is useful for mentioning the Jade Rabbit.
    Tatoeba #12703624 by Yorwba, translation #2931295 by Hybrid
  • Ich habe gestern einen Jadestein gekauft. Er hat eine einzigartige grüne Farbe.
    Yesterday, I bought a jade stone. It has a unique green color.
  • In meiner Sammlung habe ich eine hübsche Jade.
    In my collection, I have a pretty jade.
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Maximilian and Julia are looking at jewelry in a shop.

  1. Maximilian

    Ist dieser Ring aus Jade?
    Is this ring made of jade?
  2. Julia

    Ja, es ist grüne Jade.
    Yes, it is green jade.
  3. Maximilian

    Die Jade sieht sehr schön aus.
    The jade looks very beautiful.
  4. Julia

    Sie gefällt mir auch sehr.
    I like it very much too.

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