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