Kissen
dasNounpillow, cushion
English translations
- 01
pillow
- 02
cushion
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein weiches Objekt, das zum Stützen des Kopfes beim Schlafen verwendet wird.
- English meaning
- Pillow
- Synonym
- Polster, Kopfkissen
- German example
- Ich brauche ein neues Kissen.
- English example
- I need a new pillow.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Kissen
- Plural Form
- die Kissen
Related words
- Kissenschlacht
A pillow fight is a playful fight in which pillows are used as weapons.
- Kissenschliff
Cushion cut
- Kissenbezug
pillowcase
- Kopfkissen
A soft cushion on which to rest the head when sleeping.
- Kopfkissenbezug
Pillowcase
- Luftkissenboot
Hovercraft
- Plüschkissen
Plush cushion
- Luftkissenbahn
Hovertrain
- Nadelkissen
Pincushion
- Wärmflasche
A hot water bottle is a container filled with hot water to provide warmth, often used in bed or for stomach aches.
- ausstaffieren
furnish, equip, decorate
- ausraufen
to pluck out, to pull out
- weich
soft
- Eiderdaune
Eiderdown
- Raffzahn
Miser
- Füllung
Filling
- Befüllung
Filling
- Bettzeug
bedding
- Pfühl
Pillow, cushion
- sticken
to embroider
- zerfetzen
To tear to shreds
- kaputtreißen
To tear apart
- zerritzen
To tear to shreds
- Polster
cushion, padding
- Applike
An appliqué is a decorative design made of one material sewn or stuck onto another.
- bequemben
To pad, to cushion
- zerrupfen
"zerrupfen" means to tear or pluck something into small pieces, often messily or violently.
- Zahnfee
Tooth fairy
- zusammenpassend
Matching means that two or more things fit well together, harmonize, or are compatible.
- besticken
To embroider
- Bettbezug
duvet cover, pillowcase
- Bettwäsche
bed linen
- Inlett
A ticking is a tightly woven fabric used as a cover for pillows, blankets, or mattresses to prevent the filling from escaping.
Example sentences with “Kissen”
Ich brauche ein weiches Kissen zum Schlafen. (I need a soft pillow for sleeping.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the plural of Kissen?
The plural of 'Kissen' is also 'Kissen'. It is a neuter noun (das). Because it ends in '-en', the plural form remains identical to the singular.