Begehr
dasNoundesire; wish (poetic/archaic)
English translations
- 01
desire
- 02
wish
- 03
request
Word details
- German meaning
- Starkes Verlangen oder Wunsch nach etwas.
- English meaning
- desire
- Synonym
- Verlangen, Sehnsucht, Wunsch
- German example
- Sein Begehr nach Macht war unstillbar.
- English example
- His desire for power was insatiable.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Begehr
- Plural Form
- None
Related words
- begehrenswert
„Begehrenswert“ means that something or someone is very attractive and desirable, so that many people would like to have or own it.
- begehrlich
covetous, lustful
- begehren
To desire
- begehrt
Coveted
- Begehren
Desire
- aufbegehren
Rebel
- gelüsten
to crave
- Must-have
A must-have is an item or product that is absolutely necessary or highly desired.
- Wunsch
Wish
- Entsagung
Renunciation
- linkselbisch
left bank of the Elbe
- nachgefragt
In demand means that there is a high level of demand for something, that many people want or need it.
- Morchel
Morel
- gierend
Greedy, lustful, craving
- Schieberin
profiteer (female), black marketeer
- gegiert
Eager
- wünschen
to wish
- dürsten
To thirst, to crave
- gefragt
In demand
- lüstern
Lustful means filled with strong sexual desire, desirous.
- jaden
To yearn
- schurwollen
Virgin wool
- erstrebenswert
Desirable, worth striving for
- Feststellungsklage
A declaratory action is a lawsuit in which a plaintiff seeks a declaration of a legal relationship or a right.
- Krokoit
Crocoite
- sehnen
To yearn
- ergattern
To snag means to get something difficult or desired with effort and skill.
- gieren
To yearn, to crave
- lechzen
To yearn
- rebeln
To rebel, to revolt
- hären
To yearn for
- gewünscht
Desired means that something is longed for or coveted.
- desiderabel
Desirable means wanted or worth having.
- wünschenswert
Desirable
- Ramsbeckit
Ramsbeckite
- Westware
Western goods
- Wünsch
wish, desire
- revoltieren
To revolt
Example sentences with “Begehr”
Dies ist mein letzter Begehr. (This is my last desire.)
Frequently asked questions
Is Begehr common today?
No, it is formal, poetic, or archaic. It is a masculine noun (der Begehr).