Vocabulary · Adjectives

German Adjectives List, A1 to C2, Words 301–360

Words 301 to 360 of 2,207, commonest first. Back to the start of the list.

2,207 entries
80 at A1
117 at A2
199 at B1
  1. maximal maximal adj B1
  2. extra separate (not included in or directly connected to the object being discussed); special,… adj B1
  3. national national (being part of a nation's identity or character); national (of importance for… adj B1
  4. wild wild (of animals, etc.); wild, unrestrained, raucous (of behavior, parties, etc.) adj B1
  5. eindeutig unambiguous, unequivocal, explicit, unique; clear, definite adj B1
  6. schief skew, oblique, askew, leaning, slanting, aslant, inclined (neither parallel nor… adj B1
  7. sämtliche adj B1
  8. mobil mobile; car, automobile (wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three… adj B1
  9. ausgezeichnet excellent, outstanding; awarded, distinguished, honored adj B1
  10. dauernd continuous, perpetual, all the time adj B1
  11. rechtzeitig punctual; in time adj B1
  12. begeistert enthusiastic, thrilled; delighted adj B1
  13. doppelt double (made up of two matching or complementary elements) adj B1
  14. neugierig nosy, curious, inquisitive, prying; inquisitively, full of curiosity adj B1
  15. aufmerksam attentive, alert, observant; thoughtful, considerate, mindful adj B1
  16. vernünftig reasonable, sensible adj B1
  17. dicht thick, tight, dense; impermeable, sealed, shut, locked (preventing passage or entrance) adj B1
  18. niedrig low adj B1
  19. historisch historical, historic; historically adj B1
  20. gering little, low; a municipality of Mayen-Koblenz district, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany adj B1
  21. mutig courageous adj B1
  22. befreit freed from something, liberated adj B1
  23. unheimlich uncanny, creepy, eerie (causing fearful discomfort); incredible, massive (very large in… adj B1
  24. negativ negative (undesirable); negative, negatory adj B1
  25. zentral central; centrally adj B1
  26. angenehm pleasant, pleasing adj B1
  27. üblich usual adj B1
  28. erforderlich necessary, required, essential adj B1
  29. geeignet suitable, appropriate; convenient adj B1
  30. ungewöhnlich uncommon, unusual, unordinary; unusually adj B1
  31. intensiv intense; acute adj B1
  32. gespannt curious, excited (of a person; about seeing how something will turn out); tense (of… adj B1
  33. breit broad, wide; wide adj B1
  34. ordentlich tidy, orderly; honest, decent adj B1
  35. erschöpft exhausted; weary adj B1
  36. taub deaf (not hearing); numb adj B1
  37. gerecht just, fair adj B1
  38. heimlich secret, clandestine (done or kept in secret); quiet, silent adj B1
  39. sichtbar visible adj B1
  40. treu loyal; faithful; true adj B1
  41. illegal illegal adj B1
  42. riesig gigantic, huge adj B1
  43. begrenzt confined, limited, restricted; narrow adj B1
  44. höflich polite (well-mannered) adj B1
  45. parallel parallel; serving the same purpose, leading to the same result adj B1
  46. glatt without roughness or unevenness: smooth; sleek, slick; even; clean (of a shave or cut);… adj B1
  47. gründlich thorough, in-depth; thoroughly, completely adj B1
  48. fällig due (payable or supposed to occur at the current time); due a punishment or revenge,… adj B1
  49. eventuell potential, possible, contingent, liable; perhaps, possibly, potentially adj B1
  50. geschieden divorced adj B1
  51. umgekehrt reverse; the other way round, the other way around adj B1
  52. allgemein general (common, basic, usual), universal adj B1
  53. individuell individual; personalized adj B1
  54. virtuell virtual (in effect; not fact) adj B1
  55. quer crosswise, cross; crosswise, across adj B1
  56. zukünftig future; prospective adj B1
  57. anwesend present (in the immediate vicinity) adj B1
  58. verwandt related (connected by blood, adoption, or marriage); related (standing in relation or… adj B1
  59. vorläufig preliminary; provisional, temporary, interim, tentative adj B1
  60. reif ripe; mature adj B1

Common questions

How many German adjectives should I know?

This list holds 2,207 adjectives graded A1 to C2. 197 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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