Aber
dasNounbut; however
English translations
- 01
But
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Wort, das einen Gegensatz oder eine Einschränkung ausdrückt.
- English meaning
- But
- Synonym
- Jedoch, Hingegen
- German example
- Ich möchte mitkommen, aber ich habe keine Zeit.
- English example
- I would like to come along, but I have no time.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Aber
- Plural Form
- die Abers
Related words
- abertausend
hundred thousand
- abergläubisch
superstitious
- Schaber
scraper plane
- inhabergeführt
owner-managed
- Schaber
scratcher
- Schaber
scraper
- Lehrstuhlinhaber
chairholder
- Befehlshaber
commander
- Oberbefehlshaber
Supreme Commander
- Kabern
cabins
- Liebhaber
lover
- Liebhaber
enthusiast
- Aberglaube
Superstition
- aberrant
Aberrant
- abergläubig
Superstitious None
- aberwitzig
Absurd
- abergläubisch
Superstitious
- abermalig
Repeated, once again
- aberhundert
Aberhundert means very many, countless, or more than a hundred.
- aberkennen
To revoke recognition means to officially withdraw something previously granted to someone, often a right or privilege.
- abertausend
Thousands upon thousands
- Aberration
An aberration is a deviation from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome.
- Aberglauben
Superstition
- Aberwitz
Absurdity
- Lehrstuhlinhaber
A chairholder is a professor who holds a professorship at a university.
- Schabernack
prank, mischief
- Inhaber
Owner
- Rechthaberei
Sanctimony
- Oberbefehlshaber
Commander-in-chief
- labern
Chatter
- Amtsinhaberin
Incumbent
- inhabergeführt
Owner-managed
- Liebhaberei
Hobby
- Befehlshaber
Commander
- maberes
Jewish grave
- Machthaber
Ruler
- Karteninhaberin
Cardholder (female)
- Saudi-Araberin
Saudi Arabian woman
- Teigschaber
Spatula
- Liebhaber
Lover
- makaber
Macabre
- Amtsinhaber
Incumbent
- Machthaberin
Ruler (female)
- Haberer
Lover
- Karteninhaber
Cardholder
- Liebhaberin
Lover (female)
- Gelaber
chatter, babble, nonsense
- Teilhaber
Shareholder
Example sentences with “Aber”
Ich wollte gehen, aber ich war müde. (I wanted to go, but I was tired.)
Frequently asked questions
Does 'aber' change word order?
No, 'aber' is a coordinating conjunction and does not affect the word order of the following clause.