Felse
dieNounrock (poetic/archaic form of 'Fels')
English translations
- 01
ledge
- 02
rock
- 03
cliff
Word details
- German meaning
- Eine Vogelart, die zur Familie der Tauben gehört und oft in städtischen Gebieten vorkommt.
- English meaning
- Rock dove
- Synonym
- Stadttaube, Haustaube
- German example
- Auf dem Marktplatz saßen viele Felsentauben.
- English example
- There were many rock doves sitting in the marketplace.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Felsentaube
- Plural Form
- die Felsentauben
Related words
- felsenfest
rock-solid
- Felsenbirne
Serviceberry
- Felsenpfeifer
White-throated Dipper
- Felsen
Rock
- Felsenpinguin
Rockhopper penguin
- wegbrechen
to break away, to collapse
- umspülen
to wash around
- steinig
Stony
- graniten
Granitic
- unzugänglich
inaccessible
- vorbeiströmend
Flowing past
- basalten
Basaltic
- klippenreich
Cliff-rich means that an area has many cliffs or rocks.
- schnabelförmig
beak-shaped
- wildromantisch
Wildly romantic
- Scharte
Notch
- Ohrenrobbe
eared seal
- Seelöwe
Sea lion
- Hundsrobbe
Harbor seal
- Robbe
Seal
- Tintenfisch
Octopus
- Gemse
Chamois
- Höhle
cave
- Kluft
Gap, chasm
- Riff
reef
- Riff
reef
- Felsnadel
Rock needle
- Abgrund
abyss
- Karabiner
Carabiner
- Grotte
Grotto
- Leguan
Iguana
- Mannsschild
rock jasmine
- Kormoran
Cormorant
- Molluske
Mollusk
- Gestein
rock
- Steppenwaran
A Savannah monitor is a large lizard native to the grasslands and savannas of Africa.
- Texas-Klapperschlange
Texas Rattlesnake
- Verwitterung
weathering
- Pressluftbohrer
jackhammer
- Vorschlaghammer
Sledgehammer
- Brecher
Crusher, breaker
- Aalquappe
Eelpout
- Hornfels
Hornfels
- Blaumerle
Blue rock thrush
- Schroffheit
Ruggedness
- Schäre
Skerry
- Nabatäer
The Nabataeans were an ancient Arab people who lived in the area of present-day Jordan.
- Felssporn
A spur is a distinct, protruding part of a rock or mountain, often formed by erosion.
- Abbruchkante
Breaking edge, edge of collapse
Example sentences with “Felse”
Er steht fest wie ein Fels. (He stands firm like a rock.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Felse' common?
No, it is poetic or archaic. Use 'Fels' or 'Felsen' in modern German.