nephew

"nephew" German translation

„nephew“: noun

[ˈnefju] British English | britisches EnglischBrusually | meist meist [ˈnev-]noun | Substantiv s

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Neffemasculine | Maskulinum m
nephew rare | seltenselten (illegitimate son of priest) euphemism | euphemistisch, beschönigendeuph

nephew rare | seltenselten (illegitimate son of priest) euphemism | euphemistisch, beschönigendeuph

Enkel(in)
nephew grandchild obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

nephew grandchild obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs
Nichtefeminine | Femininum f
nephew niece obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

nephew niece obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs
Vettermasculine | Maskulinum m
nephew cousin obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

nephew cousin obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

when he dies, his nephew will succeed

wenn er stirbt, wird sein Neffe Nachfolgeror | oder od Erbe

when he dies, his nephew will succeed

Heute holte ich meinen vierjährigen Neffen aus dem Kindergarten ab.

Today I picked up my four-year-old nephew from kindergarten.

Source: Tatoeba

Mein Neffe ist so alt wie ich, und wir gehen in die gleiche Klasse.

My nephew is as old as me, and we are in the same class.

Source: Tatoeba

Meine Schwester hat zwei Söhne, somit habe ich zwei Neffen.

My sister has two sons, so I have two nephews.

Source: Tatoeba

All ihr Geld ging an ihren Neffen.

All her money went to her nephew.

Source: Tatoeba

Er ist nicht mein Sohn, sondern mein Neffe.

He is not my son, but my nephew.

Source: Tatoeba

Sein Neffe war in das brillante Feuerwerk vertieft.

His nephew was absorbed in the splendid fireworks.

Source: Tatoeba

Wieviele von uns haben Kinder oder Enkel, Nichten, Neffen?

How many of us have children or grandchildren, nieces, nephews?

Source: TED

Source

Tatoeba
- Source: OPUS
- Original text source: Tatoeba
TED
- Source: OPUS
- Original text source: WIT³
- Original text source: TED
- Original database: TED Talk Parallel Corpus