Hag

Related words

• unbehaglich

  uneasy

• Phagocytose

  phagocytosis

• unbehaglich

  awkward

• unbehaglich

  uncomfortable

• Kontrahage

  counter-trade

• karthagisch

  Carthaginian

• Unbehagen

  unease

• Unbehagen

  discomfort

• Unbehagen

  disquiet

• Hagelschauer

  Hail shower

• Hagelwetter

  Hailstorm

• Hagebutte

  A rosehip is the fruit of the rose plant, especially the dog rose.

• Hagel

  Hail

• Hagiografie

  Hagiography

• hager

  Haggard means very thin and emaciated, often due to illness or deprivation.

• Hagedorn

  Hawthorn

• Hagestolz

  Confirmed bachelor

• Hagebuche

  Hornbeam

• hageln

  To hail means that hail is falling from the sky.

• Hagelkorn

  Hailstone

• Phagozyt

  Phagocyte

• Kontrahage

  Brokerage fee

• sternhagelvoll

  Dead drunk

• Sarkophag

  A sarcophagus is an ornate, often richly decorated stone coffin, especially from ancient times.

• Wohlbehagen

  Well-being

• Behaglichkeit

  Comfort describes a feeling of warmth, coziness, and well-being.

• Mahagoni

  Mahogany

• Ösophagospasmus

  Esophageal spasm

• Oesophagospasmus

  Esophageal spasm

• Makrophage

  Macrophage

• Phagocytose

  Phagocytosis

• Phagozytose

  Phagocytosis

• behagen

  To feel comfortable

• karthagisch

  Carthaginian refers to the ancient city of Carthage, located in modern-day Tunisia, or to the culture and history of this city.

• unbehaglich

  Uncomfortable means feeling not comfortable or uneasy; a feeling of discomfort or unease.

• enterohämorrhagisch

  Enterohemorrhagic

• Allotriophagie

  Pica

• Karthagerin

  Carthaginian woman

• Karthager

  Carthaginian

• behaglich

  Cozy, comfortable

• Unbehagen

  Discomfort

• Bakteriophage

  Bacteriophage

• hämorrhagisch

  Hemorrhagic means related to bleeding or blood loss.

• verhageln

  To ruin, to spoil

• Blutgang

  hemorrhage

• annehmlich

  Agreeable means pleasant, enjoyable, or comfortable.

• Malaise

  Malaise

Example sentences with “Hag”

1. Der alte Hag umgab das Grundstück. (The old hedge surrounded the property.)

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