How to Say “Sauna” in German

Sauna
/ˈzaʊ̯na/feminine
The English word "sauna" is Sauna in German.
The term refers to a sauna room or a sauna house.
Meaning: sauna room or house (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

Sauna is a feminine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈzaʊ̯na/

Did you know?

  • In many German wellness clubs, the Sauna is strictly a textile-free zone. It is customary to enter the room completely naked, and wearing a towel as a garment is often discouraged.
  • German sauna culture frequently involves 'Aufguss', a ritual where water is poured over hot stones and the scented steam is circulated with a towel. This is a highly structured part of the experience rather than just a casual bath.
  • The word Sauna was borrowed into German from the Finnish word 'sauna'.

Examples in context

  • Bist du in der Sauna?
    Are you in the sauna?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone is currently in the Sauna.
    Tatoeba #8082460 by Luiaard, translation #5753492 by CM
  • Tom ist in der Sauna.
    Tom is in the sauna.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Tom is in the Sauna.
    Tatoeba #13839434 by Vortarulo, translation #7737469 by CK
  • Sie geht gerne in die Sauna.
    She likes to go to the sauna.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a preference for going to the Sauna.
    Tatoeba #6383522 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #2793979 by Hybrid
  • Lass uns in die Schwitzstube gehen und richtig schwitzen!
    Let's go to the sauna and sweat it out!
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Example conversation

Two friends are planning a trip to a wellness hotel.

  1. Felix

    Hat das Hotel eine gute Sauna?
    Does the hotel have a good sauna?
  2. Hannah

    Ja, die Sauna ist sehr groß.
    Yes, the sauna is very large.
  3. Felix

    Das klingt toll, Hannah.
    That sounds great, Hannah.
  4. Hannah

    Dann buchen wir das Zimmer, Felix.
    Then let's book the room, Felix.

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