Vocabulary · Adjectives

German Adjectives List — A1 to C2 — Words 61–120

Continuing the list — words 61 to 120 of 1,690, still commonest first. Back to the start of the list.

1,690 entries
52 at A1
98 at A2
196 at B1

Each row links to the word's full entry — meanings, forms, examples and audio — on its own level page.

  1. letzte last adj A2
  2. toll great, nice, wonderful; crazy, mad adj A2
  3. weit wide; large adj A2
  4. ziemlich considerable, sizable adj A2
  5. kurz short, quick, brief; short adj A2
  6. lang long; lengthy (in space or time); tall adj A2
  7. endlich finite, limited adj A2
  8. schwer heavy, weighty; indigestible adj A2
  9. hoch high, tall; high, great, immense adj A2
  10. wichtig important, relevant, significant, weighty adj A2
  11. möglich possible (what can be done or achieved); potential; likely adj A2
  12. fest firm; compact; hard; firm; fixed; rigid adj A2
  13. früher former, erstwhile, previous (that which once was, but no longer is) adj A2
  14. nächste inflection of nah: adj A2
  15. voll full; filled; full (not hungry anymore) adj A2
  16. froh glad; (momentarily) happy; (momentarily) cheerful; merry adj A2
  17. total total, absolute, complete, utter (not used in the sense of “entire”) adj A2
  18. leicht light (not heavy); easy (not difficult) adj A2
  19. laut loud, noisy adj A2
  20. vorsichtig deliberate (not hasty or sudden); careful, cautious, wary, circumspect adj A2
  21. länger comparative degree of lang adj A2
  22. lustig funny, humorous; enjoyable, amusing, fun adj A2
  23. schlimm bad, terrible, serious (seriously bad), dire, horrible, awful; hurting, ill, infected adj A2
  24. offen open; frank, candid adj A2
  25. wunderbar wonderful adj A2
  26. bekannt known, familiar adj A2
  27. normal ordinary, normal adj A2
  28. traurig sad adj A2
  29. beschäftigt busy (engaged in an activity; doing a great deal); employed adj A2
  30. interessant interesting adj A2
  31. kaputt destroyed, broken, out of order; tired, exhausted adj A2
  32. überrascht surprised adj A2
  33. sauber clean; neat, tidy adj A2
  34. furchtbar terrible adj A2
  35. gesund healthy (enjoying health); healthy (conducive to health) adj A2
  36. zufrieden satisfied, content, happy (with something) adj A2
  37. nah near (in space or time or in an abstract sense), close, nearby adj A2
  38. einverstanden in agreement, agreeing; okay, agreed adj A2
  39. leise quiet, soft, low; slight, faint, light adj A2
  40. leer empty adj A2
  41. prima great, super adj A2
  42. fair fair (just, honest, equitable, adequate) adj A2
  43. langweilig boring, dull, tedious; bored adj A2
  44. klug intelligent, prudent, wise, smart, clever adj A2
  45. satt not hungry, satiated, full, done; fed up, sick of (see usage notes) adj A2
  46. schick elegant, dressy adj A2
  47. freundlich friendly, benign; nice, pleasant adj A2
  48. frisch fresh; recent adj A2
  49. selten rare, infrequent, uncommon, scarce; unusual, curious adj A2
  50. deutlich articulate, clear; distinct adj A2
  51. hungrig hungry (desirous of food) adj A2
  52. lecker yummy, tasty; attractive (woman or man) adj A2
  53. aufregend exciting, captivating (evoking giddiness or thrill) adj A2
  54. täglich daily adj A2
  55. pünktlich punctual, on time adj A2
  56. besondere special, particular, extraordinary adj A2
  57. eng narrow, tight; close adj A2
  58. negativ negative (undesirable); negative, negatory adj A2
  59. berühmt famous, well-known, renowned, celebrated, noted adj A2
  60. nass wet (soaked with liquid); wet, moist (sexually aroused and thus having the vulva… adj A2

Common questions

How many German adjectives should I know?

This list holds 1,690 adjectives graded A1 to C2. 150 of them fall in A1–A2, which is the set worth knowing cold before anything else.

Are the adjective forms included?

Yes — where the adjective forms them, the comparative and superlative are listed, including the irregular ones and the umlauted stems.

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