Kamp
derNounenclosed field (archaic/regional)
English translations
- 01
campaign
- 02
struggle
- 03
fight
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Kamp ist eine veraltete Bezeichnung für ein Feld oder eine umzäunte Fläche.
- English meaning
- Field
- Synonym
- Auseinandersetzung, Wettkampf
- German example
- Der Bauer führte die Kühe auf den Kamp.
- English example
- The farmer led the cows to the field.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Kamp
- Plural Form
- die Kämpe
Related words
- Kampfpilot
fighter pilot
- Kampfsportart
bloodsport
- Kampfhubschrauber
attack helicopter
- Kampfhubschrauber
combat helicopter
- Kampfradlerin
racing cyclist
- Kampfkunst
martial arts
- Kampagne
campaign
- Kampfhund
fighting dog
- Kampfflieger
fighter plane
- Kampfgeist
fighting spirit
- Kampfbegriff
fighting concept
- Kampfläufer
battle runner
- Kampfstoff
blister agent
- Kampfbegriff
term of struggle
- Kampfsport
martial arts
- Kampfstoff
chemical warfare agent
- Kampfgeist
combative spirit
- Kampfsportart
martial art
- Kampf
battle
- Kampfeinsatz
combat deployment
- Kampf
struggle
- Kampf
fight
- Kampfhund
guard dog
- Fußballwettkampf
football competition
- Chaoskampf
struggle against chaos
- Achtkampf
octathlon
- Wettkampf
competition
- Sportwettkampf
sports competition
- Faustkampf
fistfight
- Blutkampf
bloodsport
- Revierkampf
derby
- Häuserkampf
urban warfare
- Häuserkampf
house-to-house fighting
- Kampfspiel
Fighting game
- Kampfhubschrauber
An attack helicopter is a helicopter specifically designed for military attacks and combat.
- Kampfflieger
Fighter plane
- Kampfdrohne
Combat drone
- Kampfsport
Martial art
- Kampfgeschwader
Fighter wing
- Kampfgeist
Fighting spirit refers to the willingness and determination to face a challenge or a fight and not give up.
- Kampfjet
Fighter jet
- Kampffahrzeug
Combat vehicle
- Kampfmittel
Ordnance
- kampfeslustig
Belligerent
- Kampf
fight, struggle
- kampieren
To camp means to stay overnight outdoors, usually in a tent or caravan.
Example sentences with “Kamp”
Der Kamp gehört dem Bauern. (The field belongs to the farmer.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Kamp' widely used?
No, it is regional or archaic.