Vocabulary · Feminine nouns
German Nouns with "die" — Feminine — Words 121–180
Continuing the list — words 121 to 180 of 1,748, still commonest first. Back to the start of the list.
Each row links to the word's full entry — meanings, forms, examples and audio — on its own level page.
- dieNichte niece
- dieKasse cash register, cash box; cash desk, (supermarket) checkout, (film etc.) box office
- dieGitarre guitar
- dieEtage floor; storey
- dieEinrichtung facility, institution; constitution, installation, establishment
- dieRente pension, retirement pay
- dieTemperatur temperature
- dieTankstelle gas station
- dieMünze money, in its senses as; mint (building or institution where coins are produced)
- dieMahlzeit meal; mealtime
- dieVerwandte female equivalent of Verwandter: female relative
- dieChefin female boss
- dieKollegin female equivalent of Kollege
- dieKerze candle
- dieFreizeit free time, leisure time, spare time. The time during which one is not working.
- dieWolke cloud (a visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air); cloud, made of steam,…
- dieJahreszeit season, time of year
- dieKreuzung crossing, intersection; crossbreeding
- dieLandschaft landscape; region, area, territory, chiefly one of historical or cultural (rather than…
- dieErkältung cold (illness)
- dieLangeweile boredom, ennui, tedium
- dieAbfahrt departure (of a land or water vehicle); exit, slip road, off-ramp (lane used to leave a…
- dieAmpel traffic light; ceiling lamp (lamp which hangs from the ceiling)
- dieFahrkarte fare ticket
- dieRezeption reception (desk of a hotel or office where guests are received); reception, reaction,…
- dieWiese meadow; lawn, especially a large one, loosely also a smaller one
- dieBäckerei bakery, baker’s, bakehouse, bakeshop; biscuits, small pastry
- diePfanne frying pan; in technical contexts often a metaphor for various implements termed in…
- dieJoghurt yogurt
- dieSpeisekarte menu
- diePostkarte postcard
- dieTablette tablet (pill)
- dieServiette napkin, serviette
- dieBushaltestelle bus stop
- dieHaltestelle stop (place to get on and off line buses or trams)
- dieLandkarte map
- dieMüdigkeit tiredness
- dieStraßenbahn streetcar, tramway
- dieArbeitszeit working hours (the time of duty at a workplace, the time spend working)
- dieEintrittskarte admission ticket
- dieSporthalle gym; sports hall (large room used for indoor sports)
- dieGrammatik grammar
- dieEinkaufsliste shopping list, list of things to buy
- dieHausaufgabe homework assignment, a piece of exercise or examination by which a teacher or examiner…
- dieMetzgerei butcher's, butcher's shop
- diePostleitzahl postal code
- dieStadtmitte city center, downtown
- dieFrühstückspause morning break
- dieGeschichte history; story
- dieWahrheit truth
- dieChance chance
- dieSorge concern, care, responsibility, aid; concern, worry, apprehension, trouble, distress
- dieStelle location, spot (specific location in space, relevant in context but typically otherwise…
- dieWahl choice, selection; election (process of choosing a leader or representatives)
- dieZukunft future; future tense
- dieSicherheit certainty; security
- dieMeinung opinion
- dieEntscheidung decision
- dieGefahr danger, hazard, peril, risk; threat
- dieVorsicht caution, cautiousness; precaution, providence, provision
Common questions
How do I know when a German noun takes "die"?
Endings are the most reliable signal: -ung, -heit, -keit, -schaft, -ion, -tät, -ik, -ei and -ur are feminine almost without exception, as are most nouns ending in -e. Beyond that, learn the article with the noun rather than guessing.
How many German nouns are feminine?
In this 3,108-noun CEFR list, 1,748 take die — about 56%. Across German as a whole the split is roughly 46% die, 34% der and 20% das, so die is a common case.
Do I really have to memorise the gender?
Yes, and it is easier if you never store the bare noun. Say and write "die Frage", not "Frage" — the article then comes back as part of the word rather than as a separate decision. The article drill in the practice section tests exactly this.
Grammatical data from Wiktionary, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. See sources.