Danish-German translation for "far."

"far." German translation

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fars

[fɑːʔʀs]substantiv, navneord | Substantiv, substantivisch su <-en; -er>

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Farce, Füllung
  • Farcehunkøn | feminin f
    fars madlavning | Gastronomie, KochkunstGASTR
    Füllunghunkøn | feminin f
    fars madlavning | Gastronomie, KochkunstGASTR
    fars madlavning | Gastronomie, KochkunstGASTR

fare

[ˈfɑːʀə]verbum | Verb v

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ferkeln
  • ferkeln Sau
    fare
    fare

far

[fɑːʀ] <-en; fædre>

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ich Vatertag
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  • far her dagligdags talesprog | familiär, umgangssprachlichumg
    ich
    far her dagligdags talesprog | familiär, umgangssprachlichumg
  • fars dag
    Vatertaghankøn | maskulin m
    fars dag

fare

[ˈfɑːʀə]substantiv, navneord | Substantiv, substantivisch su <-n; -r>

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Gefahr, Gefährdung
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fare

[ˈfɑːʀə]verbum | Verb v <farede; for [fo:?R]; faret>

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fahren, laufen, flitzen, rasen
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faret

[ˈfɑːʀəð]

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  • faret → see „fare“
    faret → see „fare“

svend

[svɛnʔ]substantiv, navneord | Substantiv, substantivisch su <-en; -e>

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Geselle, Bursche
  • Gesellehankøn | maskulin m
    svend
    svend
  • Burschehankøn | maskulin m
    svend
    svend
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  • farende svend
    fahrende(r) Gesellehankøn | maskulin m
    farende svend