How to Say “Squeaky” in German

quietschend
The German word for squeaky is quietschend.
quietschend is an adjective used to describe something that produces a high-pitched sound or a squeak. It is derived from the verb quietschen, which means to squeak or screech. In German, you can also use the onomatopoeic expressions quietsch quietsch or piep piep to imitate and describe a squeaky sound.
Meaning: producing a high-pitched sound or squeak (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

As an adjective, quietschend is an inflected form that changes its ending based on the gender and case of the noun it modifies. For example, you might use quietschendes for a neuter noun in the nominative or accusative case or quietschende when modifying a plural noun.

Did you know?

  • In German, the word quietsch is often used in the phrase quietschbunt to describe colors that are so bright they are almost 'squeaky'.
  • In German, the feeling of something being 'squeaky clean' is not expressed with quietschend, but often with the word blitzblank, meaning 'lightning clean'.
  • While quietschend describes a high-pitched sound, German uses the distinct verb knarren for the 'squeaky' sound of a wooden floor or an old door, which English often groups together.

Examples in context

  • Toms Hund mag quietschende Spielsachen.
    Tom's dog likes squeaky toys.
    This sentence shows how to use quietschend to describe toys.
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  • Der Chor sang mit piepsiger Stimme
    The choir sang with a squeaky voice
  • Die alte Schaukel ist quietschig
    The old swing is squeaky
  • ein quietschiges Fahrrad
    A squeaky bicycle
  • ein quietschendes Bett
    A squeaky bed
  • extrem quietschend
    Extremely squeaky
  • sehr piepsig
    Very squeaky
  • Die quietschende Tür
    The squeaky door
  • Die quietschende Tür nervt mich.
    The squeaky door annoys me.
  • Ich höre ein quietschendes Geräusch im Auto.
    I hear a squeaky noise in the car.

Example conversation

Laura and Maximilian are checking a bicycle in the garage.

  1. Laura

    Das quietschende Fahrradteil muss geschmiert werden.
    That squeaky bicycle part needs to be lubricated.
  2. Maximilian

    Hast du das Öl dabei, Laura?
    Do you have the oil with you, Laura?
  3. Laura

    Ja, ich habe es in der Tasche.
    Yes, I have it in the bag.
  4. Maximilian

    Gut, dann können wir es reparieren.
    Good, then we can repair it.

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