Aas
dasNouncarrion, carcass
English translations
- 01
vulture
- 02
maggot
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein toter Tierkörper, besonders wenn er verwest ist.
- English meaning
- Carrion
- Synonym
- Kadaver
- German example
- Die Geier kreisten über dem Aas.
- English example
- The vultures circled over the carrion.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Aas
- Plural Form
- die Aase
Related words
- aasig
Carrion-like, putrid
- Aasseite
Advantage
- Aaser
Aaser is a derogatory term for a disgusting, repulsive person.
- Aas fressend
Scavenging
- Aasgeier
Vulture
- Aasblume
Carrion flower
- Aasinsekt
Carrion insect
- Aasgeruch
Smell of carrion
- Aaskrähe
Carrion crow
- Aasjäger
Scavenger
- Aasjägerei
Carrion disposal
- Aasfresser
Scavenger
- Aaskäfer
Carrion beetle
- Aasjägerin
A scavenger is a female animal that feeds on carrion.
- aasfräßig
Carrion-eating, scavenging
- Aasfliege
Carrion fly
- Aasvogel
Vulture
- aasen
To profiteer, to exploit
- aasfressig
Carrion-eating; figuratively: greedy, voracious None
- aasfressend
Carrion-eating
- linksmaasisch
Left-Maas, referring to the region to the left of the Meuse river, especially in historical or geographical contexts.
- rechtsmaasisch
Right-bank of the Meuse
- Haastadler
Haastadler (surname)
- Maas
Meuse (river)
- Galliumarsenid
Gallium arsenide
- Schmeissfliege
A blowfly is a type of fly that often feeds on carrion or excrement and is found near waste.
- Fleischfliege
flesh fly
- Geier
Vulture
- Kadaver
Carcass
- Nebelkrähe
Hooded crow
- Atomabsorptionsspektroskopie
Atomic absorption spectroscopy is an analytical method for determining the concentration of elements in a sample.
- Mönchsgeier
Cinereous vulture
- Hyäne
Hyena
- Aaß
Carrion
- Atomabsorptionsspektrometrie
Atomic absorption spectrometry is an analytical method for the quantitative determination of elements.
- Schmeißfliege
Blowfly
Example sentences with “Aas”
Der Geier frisst das Aas. (The vulture eats the carrion.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the gender of 'Aas'?
It is neuter: 'das Aas'.