How to Say “Pot” in German

Topf
/tɔpf/masculine
The English phrase 'pot' is translated into German as Topf.
Topf is a masculine noun used to describe a vessel used for cooking or for storing food.
Meaning: vessel for cooking or storing food etc. (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In certain regions of southern Germany, Austria or Switzerland, 'Haferl' can refer to a mug or small pot for brewing coffee.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

Topf is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/tɔpf/

Did you know?

  • The word Topf owes its widespread use in modern German to the influence of Martin Luther’s Bible translation.
  • The English word 'dop', which refers to a specialized tool used for cutting diamonds, is a distant linguistic relative of the German Topf.
  • While Topf is now the standard word used across Germany, it was historically a regional term mostly restricted to East Central German dialects.

Examples in context

  • Decke den Topf zu.
    Cover the pot.
    Tatoeba #6953068 by Esperantostern, translation #10357970 by sundown
  • Ist Wasser im Topf?
    Is there any water in the pot?
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  • Der Topf kocht über.
    The pot is boiling over.
    Tatoeba #1718285 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #33415 by CK
  • Ich benötige einen neuen Kochtopf.
    I need a new pot.
  • Dieser Topf ist sehr groß.
    This pot is very large.
  • Können Sie mir die Kanne reichen?
    Could you pass me the teapot?
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Example conversation

In a kitchen, while preparing a soup.

  1. Sarah

    Wo ist der große Topf?
    Where is the large pot?
  2. Maximilian

    Der Topf steht im Schrank.
    The pot is in the cupboard.
  3. Sarah

    Ist er sauber?
    Is it clean?
  4. Maximilian

    Ja, er ist ganz sauber.
    Yes, it is completely clean.

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