Vocabulary · Adjectives
German Adjectives List — A1 to C2 — Words 121–180
Continuing the list — words 121 to 180 of 1,690, still commonest first. Back to the start of the list.
1,690
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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.
- bequem comfortable, convenient; relaxed, easy (avoiding difficulties, effort, work)
- positiv positive
- schmutzig dirty, filthy, grimy; shameless, obscene
- trocken dry (not wet; lacking water); dry (not sweet)
- schüchtern shy, timid, bashful
- beliebt popular; admired
- privat private
- unfair unfair
- fröhlich merry; cheerful; either as a character trait or fleetingly
- breit broad, wide; wide
- feucht wet, humid, moist, soggy, dank; wet, moist (sexually aroused and thus having the vulva…
- kühl cool; calm, restrained, passionless
- altmodisch outdated, old-fashioned, antiquated, outmoded, old-timey; obsolete
- durstig thirsty
- günstig favourable, propitious, opportune; convenient, expedient
- kürzer comparative degree of kurz
- bitter bitter (having a bitter taste); bitter, disappointing, awful
- modern modern; state-of-the-art
- buchen beech
- unbequem uncomfortable, inconvenient
- bunt spotted, speckled; multi-colored; colorful; variegated
- schmal narrow, slender (not wide, comparatively long), small; meagre, scarce
- windig windy; dodgy; dubious
- wöchentlich weekly
- gestreift striped
- bewölkt cloudy (covered with or characterised by clouds)
- neblig foggy
- kariert checkered
- wolkig cloudy
- regnerisch rainy
- wirklich real
- gar cooked, done (of food such as meat or vegetables: ready for consumption); refined
- recht right, right-hand (direction); proper, correct
- ganze inflection of ganz:
- eigentlich actual, real, proper (as opposed to something secondary serving as a distraction or…
- bereit ready
- ruhig quiet; calm
- ernst serious, severe, grave
- ehrlich decent, honorable, honest; honest, truthful, true
- völlig complete, total, utter
- wert worth, worthy of; worthy of
- verletzt hurt, injured
- stolz proud; haughty
- still quiet, silent; without carbonation, flat
- perfekt perfect
- nötig necessary
- unmöglich impossible; ridiculous, improper (not aligned with aesthetic or social norms or…
- plötzlich sudden, abrupt, brusque
- gefährlich dangerous, hazardous
- ständig permanent, constant (without breaks); persistent, incessant, constant (repeated very…
- unbedingt absolute; (prison sentence) unconditional, without probation
- wütend furious, angry
- schrecklich awful, terrible, horrible
- verliebt in love, enamored
- seltsam strange, weird, odd, funny, curious; rare, seldom
- schade a pity, a shame; bummer; unfortunate; disappointing; too good
- persönlich personal; friendly (atmosphere etc.)
- entfernt distant; away
- nervös nervous (anxious); jumpy
- schuldig [with genitive] guilty (of), culpable; [with accusative] owing, indebted to
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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